Founder’s Day 2025 Recap: 217 Years of Community, Faith, and Celebration

July 23, 2025

A Tradition of Togetherness: Celebrating Faith, Family, and Community in 2025

At Rite Touch, we believe in the power of milestones — not just as markers of time, but as moments to honor the people, passion, and purpose that brought us here. Founder’s Day 2025 is one such moment — a time to reflect on the vision that shaped us, celebrate the legacy that drives us, and recognize the community that continues to grow with us.

As we look back on the journey, we’re reminded that behind every innovation, every game, and every partnership was a bold idea and the dedicated hearts of our founders. From humble beginnings to becoming a trusted name in skill-based entertainment, Rite Touch has always stood for more than just play — we've stood for progress, purpose, and pushing boundaries.


This year’s Founder’s Day isn’t just a celebration of our roots — it's a celebration of connection. Families, friends, and community members came together to enjoy a vibrant weekend of joy, reflection, and unity.

Here’s a look at the highlights:


  • Friday, August 1st at 5 PM – Guests gathered for a delightful evening to see what the kids had been working on all week at Vacation Bible School (VBS), followed by a heartwarming community dinner.


  • Sunday, August 3rd, After Worship Service – Tea, cookies, and celebration followed as we marked 217 years of community at the First Baptist Church, a legacy of faith and togetherness from 1808 to 2025.


Though this event was hosted by the First Baptist Church, it echoes our own belief at Rite Touch: that tradition and innovation go hand in hand. Whether it's a local gathering or launching a new line of skill games, it's all about bringing people together and creating meaningful moments.


As we commemorate this Founder’s Day, we send our gratitude to those who’ve built, supported, and stood beside us. Here’s to the past that shaped us and the future we’re still creating — one skill, one game, one connection at a time.



Happy Founder’s Day 2025 from all of us at Rite Touch!

People @ First

Marilyn Mulligan is having some health issues. Keep Marilyn in your prayers.



Billie Gerzema is struggling with several health and mobility issues that are causing her pain and limiting her daily activities. She would appreciate our prayers.



Amy McGlone trying to get answers on issues with her legs. Please keep Amy and Kyle in your prayers.


As always keep Jackson Redding and Nathan Byers  in prayer, both are deployed.


We will continue to watch season 5 of The Chosen, Wednesdays at 2 pm.


We would like to thank everyone for all the cards, calls and prayers during our various eye surgeries and clumsiness!!! We are so thankful and blessed to have such a wonderful church family!!

We love you all!!

Chris and Joanna Stitt

July  1       Barbara Johnson

July 6       Janet Horton

July 6       Matt Shoemaker

July 7       Micheal Hensley

July 8        Jessalyn Boggs

July 8        Terri Henry

July 11        Jean Back

July 14       Travis Adkins

July 15        Susan Singer

July 17        Jim Orem

July 24       Donna Perkins

July 26        Lila Cape

July 29        Sharry Barker

July 30        Doug Boggs


Lost and found:

Two pairs of glasses that have been turned into the office.

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