SUNDAY WORSHIP, APRIL 26, 2009
Lavished in Love -- A Blessing for Bowman and
the morning after the 30-Hour Famine and Yard Sale
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Photo at right, Pastor Lori tells the congregation to keep Bowman Halstead in
their prayers as he leaves for a year of active duty with the US Army. Bowman
will be stationed at Ft. Knox, Kentucky as a drill instructor for new recruits.
Photo below, members of the congregation gather to offer a blessing and prayer
for Bowman.
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The Blessing of Bowman -- Somewhere in the middle obscured by loving hands, is Bowman Halstead. Bowman was blessed by the congregation as he heads off for a year of active duty in the US Army. Bowman will be a drill instructor at Ft. Knox, Kentucky and then return to his Army Reserve unit in Rhode Island. |
Ellen Jacke announces to the congregation that Saturday's Yard Sale netted over $1,600 for worthy causes. More donations will follow from the silent auction which continues into May. She thanked the congregation for all the helping hands in making the event successful. |
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30-HOUR FAMINE, THE MORNING AFTER ...
The yawn says it all as a tired youth group begins to clear the church grounds of the remains of "Cardboard City" where they spent last night in their 30-Hour Famine for World Vision. |
Co-lay leader Paula Martasian and the youth group announce to the congregation $1,027 was raised in the 30-Hour Famine.
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