MAY AT A GLANCE
- 6 New breakfast program begins for 3 year olds through high school, 9:45 a.m.
- 6 New young marrieds Sunday school class, 9:45
- 6 Grad Dinner, 5 p.m.
- 7 Church Council meeting, 7 p.m.
- 9 Middle/high school youth go bowling, 6 p.m.
- 11 Flower delivery for Calico Country Design
- 12 Mayor’s Prayer Breakfast, 8 a.m.
- 13 Flower delivery for Calico Country Design
- 12 Baby shower for Matthew Demianew
- 13 Mother’s Day
- 26 Yard sales in lower church yard
- 30 Board of Christian Education meeting, 6 p.m.
- 30 Evangelism Committee makes home visits,
6:45 p.m. for prayer and planning
Camp Whitebranch has received funds to do a variety of improvements. To stretch those funds farther, they are looking for volunteer labor. The next work weekend is May 25-28, Friday dinner through Monday lunch. (The next one after that is September 14-16.) Food and lodging is free. The entire family is encouraged to come along. It could also be a good project for a youth group, Sunday school class, etc. Bring gloves, work clothes and bedding (no pets). On the bulletin board is a list of tasks that need to be completed from patching walls to trail repair to setting up tents and building picnic tables. If you are interested you can contact the church office, Pastor Rick or call the camp Manager, Tim Burroughs at 541-822-3511.
CAMP WHITEBRANCH WORK WEEKEND
Elaine Entermille, church librarian, would like to encourage everyone to take a minute to visit the church library on Sundays. It is just off the entryway, clearly marked. There are so many quality books: biographies, fiction, non-fiction, children’s books, reference books, Bibles, etc. You’ll find something for everyone. Check it out! The library is also open during church office hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.LIBRARY
LOVE NOTE CLASSIFIEDS
MOTHER’S DAY FLORAL DELIVERIES
Once again Calico Country Design is giving our church an opportunity to earn floral credit for our floral needs (get well, condolence, etc.) by doing floral deliveries Friday and Saturday, May 11 and 12. Needed are teams of two (one driver and one go-to-the-door person) for 2-hour shifts. Also needed are vehicles appropriate for delivery: pick-ups with canopies, SUV’s, station wagons, vans, etc. (no sedans with flower-crunching trunk lids). Approximately 15 people are needed each day. This is a lot of fun. Ask your spouse or a friend to go along with you and help make someone's day special—the smiles alone are worth it!
FAMILY TALK SHOW
This month’s schedule includes the following topics and guest speakers:
- May 9 "If not you, WHO?" Jesse Enright, Resource Developer for Service to Children & Families.
- May 16 "Trailrides, Leave Not a Trace." Taner Perriene, Senior 4-H member with Milton-Freewater Trailriders.
- May 23 "Job hunters boom or employment bust; what to do in tough times." David Swanson, international speaker on employment
- May 30 "The importance of summer water safety." Pasquale Anolfo, Parks Ranger US Corps of Engineering with Walla Walla District.
Questions and/or comments on the weekly topics are encouraged during the live shows at 276-1513.
VACATION BIBLE SCHOOL!