Women's Ministry Wednesday
We have an exciting Fall line-up with lots of activities and opportunities for service.
Clean Eating
Our Health & Wellness Coordinator, Brandy Kisner, is writing a series on "Making Your Food Work for You" on our WM blog each Tuesday. These posts are very informative. Brandy is teaching us how to eat without preservatives, additives, and other unhealthy things that are in our processed foods. Learn how to eat clean and healthy by reading her posts at http://www.isbcwm.blogspot.com
Ladies Conference
Friday night (6:00-9:15)and Saturday morning (8:45-12:00), August 24th and 25th, in the SAC. We will be viewing the Priscilla Shirer DVD series "Jonah, Navigating a Life Interrupted". There isn't a fee, but sign-up is appreciated. Food will be provided. Please sign-up at the WM table in the foyer.
Small Groups
Beginning the week of September 10th. These six-eight week sessions will be meeting in homes and various locations. Details will be revealed next week, but there will be lots of variety to choose from. We still need a few leaders. Contact Susie Toomey at susiektoomey@king.edu if you are willing to lead one of these Small Groups.
Third Annual Fit for the King Race Day
Sunday, September 16th is the date for this event at Warrior's Path State Park. Sign-up sheets are located at the WM table in the church foyer. All race participants are required to register. We would also like to know how many people will be coming with you to enjoy the activities and meal, or who wish to purchase a t-shirt. T-shirts are included with registration for the 5K race. The 5K is $20. The 3K walk, the Kids' Run, and the Kids' Dash are all free. Festivities begin at 4:30 pm. For more info, contact Pam Archer, afcpam@gmail.com or 292-9418.
Gibsontown Sock and Shoe Drive
September 21st-22nd. More than 300 pairs of socks and shoes are needed for the children. Volunteers at both campuses are needed to oversee the collection points. Many more volunteers will be needed on the dates of set-up and distribution. Contact Melissa Sherfey for more info or to volunteer. glenwoodoffice@isbc.org
WOW!
Our Woman of the Week will be leading a nature walk through Bays Mtn park soon, because she can identify the plants and flora due to her years of teaching biology. Who is she? Find out Friday at http://www.isbcwm.blogspot.com
We have an exciting Fall line-up with lots of activities and opportunities for service.
Clean Eating
Our Health & Wellness Coordinator, Brandy Kisner, is writing a series on "Making Your Food Work for You" on our WM blog each Tuesday. These posts are very informative. Brandy is teaching us how to eat without preservatives, additives, and other unhealthy things that are in our processed foods. Learn how to eat clean and healthy by reading her posts at http://www.isbcwm.blogspot.com
Ladies Conference
Friday night (6:00-9:15)and Saturday morning (8:45-12:00), August 24th and 25th, in the SAC. We will be viewing the Priscilla Shirer DVD series "Jonah, Navigating a Life Interrupted". There isn't a fee, but sign-up is appreciated. Food will be provided. Please sign-up at the WM table in the foyer.
Small Groups
Beginning the week of September 10th. These six-eight week sessions will be meeting in homes and various locations. Details will be revealed next week, but there will be lots of variety to choose from. We still need a few leaders. Contact Susie Toomey at susiektoomey@king.edu if you are willing to lead one of these Small Groups.
Third Annual Fit for the King Race Day
Sunday, September 16th is the date for this event at Warrior's Path State Park. Sign-up sheets are located at the WM table in the church foyer. All race participants are required to register. We would also like to know how many people will be coming with you to enjoy the activities and meal, or who wish to purchase a t-shirt. T-shirts are included with registration for the 5K race. The 5K is $20. The 3K walk, the Kids' Run, and the Kids' Dash are all free. Festivities begin at 4:30 pm. For more info, contact Pam Archer, afcpam@gmail.com or 292-9418.
Gibsontown Sock and Shoe Drive
September 21st-22nd. More than 300 pairs of socks and shoes are needed for the children. Volunteers at both campuses are needed to oversee the collection points. Many more volunteers will be needed on the dates of set-up and distribution. Contact Melissa Sherfey for more info or to volunteer. glenwoodoffice@isbc.org
WOW!
Our Woman of the Week will be leading a nature walk through Bays Mtn park soon, because she can identify the plants and flora due to her years of teaching biology. Who is she? Find out Friday at http://www.isbcwm.blogspot.com
