Tuesday, November 27, 2007
Sunday's Coming!
Sunday (December 2) will be a very special day at FOB!
The handbell group will perform during church. Nothing prepares us for the Christmas season like bell music!
Right after worship we'll have a soup and salad lunch. The soup and bread are being provided. Please bring either a salad or a dessert.
Sunday is also the day that we are bringing things to give to the Rainbow Room. In particular, they need pajamas, small blankets (blankies), and small duffle bags. Let's give generously to support this important ministry.
I'll see you Sunday!
Tracy
The handbell group will perform during church. Nothing prepares us for the Christmas season like bell music!
Right after worship we'll have a soup and salad lunch. The soup and bread are being provided. Please bring either a salad or a dessert.
Sunday is also the day that we are bringing things to give to the Rainbow Room. In particular, they need pajamas, small blankets (blankies), and small duffle bags. Let's give generously to support this important ministry.
I'll see you Sunday!
Tracy
Book Group
Book Group meets tomorrow, November 28, to discuss the book! See you at 7!
Tracy
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Our Family Stretches Wide
When Mike Watts called last night to let me know that Verdon had been moved to Hereford Care Center, it reminded me of a reality that is true for many of us: we have reached the age when we are caring for our parents.
It's not an uncommon scenario, but still I think it catches us by surprise when this day arrives.
As family to one another, I encourage you to offer support to those you know who now have added to their responsibilities the daily care and concern of their aging parents.
A note or a card would be appreciated as well:
Verdon Watts is at Hereford Care Center
Estelle Ware is confined to her home
Shirley Easterwood's aunt and uncle - the Shrecks, now live in The Cottages
And Lois Jones' mother, Hazel Adams, is at Kings Manor
Please let me know if I've inadvertently left someone off this list. As we walk side by side with one another, I think it's good for us to know how heavy the load can be, and how we might offer to lend a hand.
Tracy
It's not an uncommon scenario, but still I think it catches us by surprise when this day arrives.
As family to one another, I encourage you to offer support to those you know who now have added to their responsibilities the daily care and concern of their aging parents.
A note or a card would be appreciated as well:
Verdon Watts is at Hereford Care Center
Estelle Ware is confined to her home
Shirley Easterwood's aunt and uncle - the Shrecks, now live in The Cottages
And Lois Jones' mother, Hazel Adams, is at Kings Manor
Please let me know if I've inadvertently left someone off this list. As we walk side by side with one another, I think it's good for us to know how heavy the load can be, and how we might offer to lend a hand.
Tracy
