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04/30/2008

Old Time Favorites to be featured Sunday

by Dave Hagan

As you gear up for a busy weekend, don't forget it does not end Saturday evening.

Sunday, May 4th at 11am we will be having a special service
chocked full of old time favorites from "Shall we gather at the River"

to "Just a closer walk with Thee" and plenty in between.  Our Jr.
choir will sing and we will be honoring our graduating seniors. Dress
casually and join us afterwards for an outdoor coffee hour.  See you Sunday!


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