Monday, October 3, 2011

Meeting Recap Oct 2

With regards to the Theodore Judah Potluck, Friday, October 14:

  1. Don't forget it's at 5:30pm (you may remember it was at 5:00pm last school year, but it's bumped back a half hour now).
  2. Next week, at our regular MC Potluck/Meeting we'll sign-up to bring food and drinks to the TJ Potluck, decide who's on set-up, clean-up, etc. So far ~ Emily, Diane and Kent plan on being at T.J. between 4:30pm and 5:00pm to set-up.
  3. We are still looking for a few folks to step up and join the Joint Games Committee. Come on you know you want to do it! It will be a great opportunity to make new friends.
  4. Lakeside's 18 to 24 group may also be joining us.
  5. Judy's son, Erik will be attending to help bridge the gap between our Spanish speaking and English speaking friends. Muchas Gracias Erik!

Speaking of Potlucks:

There won't be any food at our October 16 MC Meeting. And our meeting (for that day only) will be at 6:00pm rather then 5:30pm. We are meeting a half hour later to allow for time to eat elsewhere from 5:30 to 6:00. But Tim said, you can feel free to eat after the meeting if you like. All this talk of food is really making me hungry....I think I'll go make a roast beef sandwich.

Book Study:
We had a great discussion on Chapter One from Friendship at the Margins; and a Family Feud Type discussion on friendships in general (that's the white-board picture I was referring to earlier).
Please read Chapter Two for next week and be prepared to discuss reconnecting righteousness and justice through friendships. (I hope we play another game!)
Memory Verse: Work on memorizing II Peter 1: 3- 11.

Prayer Request:

  1. Please remember to pray for Brian, Andrew and Samuel Whitney and all of Jennifer's close friends who are grieving her passing. Pray for our whole church family who is heavy hearted over the loss of Jen, Hugh and Tarrah.
  2. Also pray for the two young men and their families that are faced with the loss of life and perhaps incarceration and also pray for our community in general and the Power House families.

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