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Our puppet team meets and practices on Wednesday nights. The first group is mainly 6th graders meets at 5:00 p.m. The second group that is older children, meets at 6:30 during the missions hour. Children are encouraged to come to either group. Children must be entering the sixth grade and older. The puppet group is led by Meta Lowe and Barbara Wilkins. The puppets do a variety of performances at Easter, VBS, Christmas, Dinner Theatre and lots of other special events. |
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From time to time, life gets hectic. A new baby is born. A parent is house-bound, recovering from surgery. A husband is out to sea and the washer breaks down. An out-of-town family member is terminally ill.
When those times happen, and they happen to all of us, a meal from a caring church member can make a world of difference.
To facilitate this kind of personal ministry, we've subscribed to a new service, Meal Train. It's a way to identify needs among our church family, and to coordinate the response to those needs.
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The Adult Choir sings at almost every morning worship service, and at special times, particularly during the Christmas holidays.
"Adult" choir is something of a misleading name, as it's open to youth in middle school and high school, as well as adults.
The choir meets for rehearsal on Wednesday evenings, at 7:30 p.m., in the sanctuary. Judy Ramsey serves as the choir director. |
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The Children's Choir meets is composed of children in grades 1-5. The choir is led by Annie and Jerry Burleson. It meets on Wednesday evenings, at 5:00 p.m., in the choir room (Room 4).
The Children's Choir sings on an occasional basis throughout the year, at our Christmas cantata (with the Adult Choir), and at our Children's Christmas Program. |
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Each summer, a team of youth and adults travels to a mission site for a week-long mission trip.
In 2002, we sent a group to Smyrna, Tennessee, to help with the restoration of the Wherry Housing Project, and in 2003, we worked in Perry County, Alabama, one of the poorest counties in the country, to assist in community restoration efforts. Both of these trips were taken with churches in the Mission Unidiversity network.
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