October 2014

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October 2014

October 2014
Wednesday, October 1
See Chaplain’s Worship Schedule
11:00 AM to 1:00 PM – Citadel Bank Rep – GFP
11:15 AM – Choir Practice – A/C
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters – AR
7:00 PM – Bridge – DB
7:15 PM – Parkesburg Baptist Bible Study - LVAA
Thursday, October 2
9:00 to 11:00 AM – Water Color Art Class with
Loretta Englerth – AR
9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure – FTR
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion (all welcome) - THSR
10:30 AM – Lifelong Learning – The Roosevelts, an
Intimate Story, by Ken Burns – LVAA
1:00 PM – Quilting - QR
6:00 PM – TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Mtg-GR
Friday, October 3
7:30 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work – HS
10:00 AM – Desk Volunteer update and orientation
with review of key policies, update on changes
and information on upcoming events – to RSVP
call Amy Whary at 273-9333 ext. 2510 or email
[email protected] – GR
10:30 AM – Shuttle Drivers Volunteer update and
orientation – to RSVP call Amy Whary at 2739333 ext. 2510 or email [email protected] - GR
1:00 PM – LEC presents Sybil Oswalt, Registered
Dietician, “Current Diet & Nutrition Trends:
Gluten Free Food & Organic Foods. Should I be
Jumping on the Bandwagon?” We will explore
the current diet trends of gluten free and
organic foods. Sybil will dispel myths of these
current trends and help you decide when
eating these foods are appropriate based on
science not popularity. Join us for an interesting
discussion on these current nutrition trends –
sign up in the RBC – lecture is in the GR
1:45 to 2:15 PM – Ice Cream Social – LVDL
2:00 PM – Richard Arment (Musician) – A/C
6:00 PM – Shawl Ministry - GFP
Saturday, October 4
6:00 PM – Movie – The Butler (2013) – LVAA
Sunday, October 5
7:00 PM – Hymn Sing – THSR
7:00 PM – Gap Male Chorus will present a musical
program at Maple Grove Mennonite Church,
549 Swan Road, Atglen, PA – all are invited to
attend (a Faith Connection Congregation)
Monday, October 6
Podiatrist – Dr. Wilde by appointment – contact
Katie D. for an appointment 484-796-4260 – HS
9:00 AM – Sew Creative – GR
11:00 to 12:00 noon – Re-Sale Shop Donations – HZ
1:30 PM – Ceramics - HZ
2:00 PM – Carol Fink Book Club – reading, “Prayers
For Sale”, by Sandra Dallas - FR
3:30 PM - Desk Volunteer update and orientation
with review of key policies, update on changes
and information on upcoming events – to RSVP
call Amy Whary at 273-9333 ext. 2510 or email
4:00 PM – Shuttle Driver Volunteer update and
orientation with review of key policies, update
on changes and information on upcoming
events – to RSVP call Amy Whary at 273-9333
ext. 2510 or email [email protected] – GR
7:00 PM – Pinochle – DB
Ask*A*Nurse – Monday through Friday from 9 AM to 11 AM and 1 PM to 3 PM - ADS
Tuesday, October 7
9:00 AM – Chime Choir Practice - GR
10:00 AM – John Vogel will join us to talk about
“Medicare Open Season” and everything you
need to know about benefit changes and
various programs – sign up in RBC – A/C
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Community Shuttle
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class with John Esworthy
in the AR
1:00 to 3:00 PM – Free Blood Pressures - ADC
2:00 PM – Tasting with Ted – A/C
7:00 PM – Men’s Bible Study – HCR
7:00 PM – Women’s Bible Study - GR
10:00 AM – Library Committee Meeting – Library
1:00 PM – Memoir Class – call Donna McLay at
610-273-4605 for sign-up (enrollment is
limited) - MR
1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters – AR
1:30 PM – Liturgical Communion – A/C
6:30 PM – Depart for Lancaster Community
Concerts - GCC
Thursday, October 9
1:00 PM – Quilting – QR
1:00 PM – Stamping Class – AR
6:00 PM – TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Mtg-GR
Friday, October 10
1:00 PM – LEC presents first session of five
featuring “USA Energy Issues – Fact or Fiction”
(OLLI Course) – Never has there been more
controversy regarding how to satisfy both
national and global needs for energy to
empower our modern way of life. What are the
reasonable and sensible choices to make? We
will survey our current situation and discuss the
implications of various policy paths the USA
might or should take. This course will be led by
Bob Hewitt, who has 34 years of petroleum
industry and international business consulting
experience. The cost is $40 payable to Weidner
University. Bring your checkbook with you the
first day of class. Please sign up in the RBC –
classes held in the GR on October 10, 17, 24, 31
and Nov. 7.
2:00 PM – “Colonial Women” with Hallie Vaughn,
Historian – A/C
2:15 PM – Trip Committee Meeting – HCR
5:30 PM – Depart for “Girls Night Out” at Rainbow
Dinner Theatre - GCC
Saturday, October 11
2:00 to 3:30 PM – What is Grief workshop at the
Honey Brook Presbyterian Church in
cooperation with REACH Counseling Services –
requires registration and support with
transportation is available - look for complete
article under “Additional Information” of this
month’s What’s New?
6:00 PM – Movie – Thoroughly Modern Millie
(1967) – LVAA
Sunday, October 12
Monday, October 13
9:00 AM – Resident Council Meeting – A/C
1:30 PM – Ceramics – HZ
Tuesday, October 14
Tuesday, October 14 (continued)
in the Art Room
Submissions to What’s New? for November are due
to Judy today ([email protected])
9:00 AM – Tel Haven Council Meeting – THSR
9:30 AM – Chime Choir Practice and Play in Chapel
Service – A/C
12:30 PM - Volunteer update and orientation with
review of key policies, update on changes and
information on upcoming events – to RSVP call
Amy Whary at 273-9333 ext. 2510 or email
1:00 PM – NO Memoir Class today
1:00 PM – Practicing Painters - AR
3:30 PM – LEC Meeting - HCR
Thursday, October 16
9:00 AM – Tel Hai Concert Committee Mtg – HCR
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion (all welcome) – THSR
10:30 AM – Veterans Brunch with Pat Meehan,
Congressman – those not coming to the brunch
are welcomed to come afterwards to listen to
the talk by Congressman Meehan - AZSQ
6:00 PM – TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) Mtg -GR
6:15 PM – Depart for Fulton Plays – GCC
Friday, October 17
7:00 to 4:00 PM – Safety Expo – A/C
9:00 to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Sale – HZ
10:00 to 1:00 PM – CarFit Event – sponsored by
AAA, AARP & American Occupational Therapy –
this is a program that offers senior drivers the
opportunity to check out how well their cars
“fit” them, and to become aware of community
specific resources and activities that could
make the fit better. This event is held in the
Executive Parking Lot. You will need to sign up
in the RBC for your appointed time – signup
sheet will be available two weeks in advance of
the event. Rain date is Friday, October 24.
1:00 PM – LEC presents the second session of five
(OLLI Course) – fee - GR
1:45 to 2:15 PM - Ice Cream Social – LVDL
6:00 PM – Shawl Ministry – GFP
6:00 PM – Heaven Is For Real (2014) – LVAA
7:30 PM – Tel Hai Concert Series presents Jeffrey
Uhlig & Our Three Tenors – Galeano Salas,
William Davenport & Mackenzie Whitney – A/C
Sunday, October 19
2:00 to 3:00 PM – Acoustic Music Jam – bring your
violin, mandolin, dobra, guitar, bass, banjo, uke
and your best singing voice – we will have
music and hand out books for singing - DB – for
questions, call Rod Muthard at 610-273-2050
Monday, October 20
9:00 AM – Shopping Trip to Premium Outlets –
contact Katie Dougherty at 484-796-4260 if
interested – GCC
9:00 AM – Tel Hai Players - CR
10:30 AM – Holly Trail Hosts Meeting - What is the
Holly Trail? Simply put, the Holly Trail is a way
of bringing friends and neighbors together at
Christmas. Our Holly Trail Hosts are very special
people because they open their homes and
invite others in to see what they have that is
special or pretty or unique for the holiday. This
meeting is for everyone who loves Christmas
and everything about “decking their halls with
boughs of holly - HCR
Monday, October 20 (continued)
1:30 PM – Ceramics – HZ
2:30 PM - Volunteer update and orientation with
6:30 PM – Depart for Lancaster Community
Concerts - GCC
Tuesday, October 21
Professional computer repair and training at Tel
Hai. Contact Tom Lieberher of Esh Computer
Center at 717-442-1080 to make an appt.
8:30 AM – Depart for Winterthur Trip - GCC
9:00 AM – Chime Choir Practice – GR
11:00 to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Sale - HZ
1:00 PM - Great Decisions will meet in the HCR to
discuss China’s foreign policy. Residents who
are interested in being in this program in 2015
should be prepared to write a check for $25 to
cover the cost of “Great Decisions Magazine”
for 2015. The check should be payable to
“William Morling,” Chairperson for the coming
year. Bill’s number is 610-273-4165 for more
information.
in the Art Room
9:00 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure – DB
9:30 AM – Choir Practice and Sing in Chapel – AC
10:00 AM to 4:00 PM – Scrapbooking – AR
1:00 PM – Memoir Class – MR
11:45 AM - Volunteer update and orientation with
12:00 PM – Ladies Luncheon (sign-up in RBC) – A/C
6:00 PM – TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
Meeting – GR
Friday, October 24
Rain date for CarFit (see October 17)
12:30 to 1:00 PM – Birthday celebrations for those
whose birthday is in September. Look for your
invitation – DB
1:00 PM – LEC presents the third session of five
1:00 to 3:00 PM - 4th Friday Program – Welcome
Center - learn about a volunteer’s exciting
history! Our featured guest during Fire
Prevention Month is future StoneCroft resident
and former Fire Chief of Elverson Fire Co. No. 1,
Tom Hess. This Philadelphia native moved into
this area in 1944 and joined the Elverson Fire
Company in 1950 at the age of 16. In 1968 Tom
was elected Fire Chief and served for 20 years
in this capacity; he was appointed as a PA
Forest Fire Warden in that same year. Tom
remained an active fire fighter until August
1999 and will bring along items from his fire
fighting collection to display. Since 2011 he has
served as the curator of the Twin Valley Fire
Department Museum.
2:30 PM – Caregiver Support Group (Dementia)-CR
6:00 PM – BINGO – GR
6:00 PM – Movie – Young at Heart (1954) – LVAA
Sunday, October 26
Monday, October 27
1:30 PM – Ceramics - HZ
Tuesday, October 28
in the Art Room
1:00 to 3:00 PM – “Here Comes Susie Snowflake”
We are making some really big 3-D snowflakes
to deck our halls for Holly Trail 2014 – we have
the materials and instructions. Come and learn
how or help make snowflakes – THSR – call Fran
Atkins at 610-273-4012.
2:00 PM – Honey Brook Historical Society presents,
Darius Puff speaking about Lenape History and
Culture (a Native American Show & Tell) – A/C
1:00 PM – Memoir Class – MR
6:00 PM – TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly)
Meeting – GR
Friday, October 31
9:00 AM to 12:00 Noon – Hearing Renewed – GR
1:00 PM – LEC presents the fourth session of five
2:00 PM – Tony D’Adonno (Guitar) – A/C
ADDITIONAL NEWS
OCTOBER DISPLAY IN GCC
Our Pastoral Care Department will provide a
fascinating display in honor of Clergy
Appreciation Month. This year’s theme is
―The Roots of Tel Hai’s Two Founding
Congregations.‖ Items on loan from the
Conestoga Mennonite Church archives will
tell the story of the Conestoga and Maple
Grove churches’ roots beginning with the
Mennonite
movement
during
the
Reformation, their unique views and
practices of the period, as well as the Amish
Mennonite Division of 1693 and the early
settlement of the Amish Mennonites that
led to the formation of these two
congregations.
MESSAGE
OFFICE
FROM
THE
FINANCE
The Finance Office serves the residents,
visitors, and staff in a variety of ways. The
team consists of seven team members that
include Sharon Canull - Director of Finance,
Kathy Buck - Receptionist, Tonya Coon Payroll Associate, Barb Finley - Billing
Associate, Patrice McInaw
- Billing
Assistant, Beth Wasson - Staff Accountant
and Leslie Yarnall - Accounting Assistant.
The office is located near the Meadows
Health Care Center entrance.
This team is busy throughout the day
working on a variety of functions including
processing payroll for over 400 staff,
preparing bills for over 500 residents and
billing Medicare, Medicaid, and a variety of
HMO’s. This office also answers the main
switchboard for Tel Hai and handles and
sorts all of the business mail and Meadows
mail each day. The budget, financial reports
and a number of audits on accounts are also
part of some of the responsibilities of the
staff.
The Finance Office is fortunate to have
volunteers who help with assisting visitors at
the reception desk, scanning invoices and
filing for us throughout the week. Our
office hours are 8:00 am – 4:30 pm, Monday
through Friday.
REMINDER – Due date for submitting
items for November’s What’s New? is
Wednesday October 15. Submit your
articles to Judy at [email protected].
A copy of What’s New? will be placed in each
mailbox.
FROM THE CHAPLAINS
The Honey Brook Presbyterian Church in
cooperation with REACH Counseling Services
is offering a bereavement support series.
The first workshop, to be held Saturday,
October 11th 2:00 – 3:30 pm, is entitled
―What is Grief?‖ This workshop looks at the
emotional, physical, social and spiritual
aspects of grief and loss. It is a worship to
help persons in their grief journey to
support one’s self and is also helpful for
those supporting others in their loss.
Participants are encouraged to bring a
picture or memento of your loved one to
share at the workshop, however it is not
required.
Workshop Two, scheduled for Saturday,
November 1st 2:00 – 3:30 pm, is ―Dealing
with Grief and Loss during the Holidays and
other Special Days.‖ This workshop looks at
how to cope when special times remind us of
our loss in a powerful way. It looks at the
traditional holidays such as Thanksgiving,
Christmas and New Year’s and also other
days such as anniversaries and birthdays.
Workshops are facilitated by Dr. Manisha
Shendge, a member of the Honey Brook
Church. Dr. Shendge is a pastoral counselor
and licensed marriage and family therapist
who is nationally certified in Thanatology.
Each workshop is separate so that one can
attend one or both. There is no cost for the
workshops. However, pre-registration is
suggested.
The workshops will be held in the Fellowship
Hall of the Honey Brook Presbyterian
Church, 4331 Horseshoe Pike, Honey Brook,
PA. To register, please contact the Honey
Brook Presbyterian Church at 610-273-2848
or by emailing REACH Counseling Services at
[email protected]. If you
would
like
to
attend
but
need
transportation, please contact Tim Herr, Tel
Hai Pastoral Care Department at 610-2739333 ext 2009.
REMEMBRANCE SERIVCE
The next Remembrance Service will be held
on Sunday, November 2, 2:00 PM in the
A/C for Tel Hai residents who died between
January 1 and April 30, 2014.
ADVENTURE AQUARIUM TRIP
This trip is full, and we are now taking a
waiting list. The trip date is Wednesday,
November 5. Call Marlene Hayes at 610273-4094 for sign up or more information.
18th ANNUAL MERCHANTS &
COMMUNITY SERVICES FAIRE
On Thursday, November 6 we will hold our
popular Merchants Faire in the Garrett
Community Center from 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM.
Many of you know, it takes a lot of helping
hands to ensure the day goes smoothly!
Event Coordinator, Sue Garthwaite, is
looking for several smiling volunteers to
make that happen for our guests—both
vendors
and
community
members.
―Opportunities‖ include:
Vendor Assistants/AM—greet, direct
to table and help with set-up from
8 am – 10 am
Vendor Assistants/PM—help vendors
prepare to depart between 1:45 –
2:30 pm
Lunch
Distribution—collect
meal
tickets; distribute boxed lunches
starting at 11:30 am
Traffic Control—directing vendors to
GCC and to remote parking from 8 –
10:15 am
Parking Guides—help guests find
parking during the busiest time of the
event; from 10 am to noon
Door Prize Collection—collect vendor’s
door
prizes;
secure
winner
name/phone on gift; begin at 1:30 pm
Volunteer Caller—contact winners of
door prizes by phone; begin at 2:15 pm
Tear-down Crew—fold chairs/tables;
collect table covers from 2:15 pm
To volunteer, please contact Sue at
[email protected] or by phone at 610273-9333, ext 2059. Thank you!
TEL HAI CONCERT SERIES
The November Concert is Friday, the 7th
at 7:30 PM featuring Dr. Jane Hagness
(Lyric Soprano) and Dr. Michael Baal (Piano).
Dr. Hagness teaches voice lessons at West
Chester University and is the Director of
Music at St. John’s United Church of Christ
in Wernersville, where she serves as
organist, directs four choirs and oversees a
concert series.
The December Christmas concert features
the Mainliners on Thursday, December 18
at 7:30 PM in the A/C.
TERRARIUM DEMONSTRATION
Join us on Monday, November 10 at 1:00
PM in the A/C to watch a demonstration on
how to make a terrarium by resident Dave
Paton. Dave will provide all the details in
writing for making your own. He will bring in
samples of some of his terrariums, and
there will be containers available to
purchase at a low price to help you get
started. This is sponsored by the Nature
Group.
VETERANS DAY PROGRAM
Save the date, Tuesday, November 11,
2014. It’s Veterans Day and the program to
honor our 130+ Veterans here at Tel Hai will
be held in the A/C. There will be a special
recognition of our senior Vets who served
during World War Two.
WHIMISICAL ELEGANCE
A traveling boutique, Whimsical Elegance
Boutique, is coming to Tel Hai on
Wednesday, November 12 from 10:00 AM
to 2:00 PM in the Fireplace area of the
Community Center. They specialize in trendy,
unusual yet classic fashion jewelry and
scarves. They offer carefully selected, topquality merchandise for very reasonable
prices, all designed to appeal to a variety of
tastes. Major credit cards are accepted.
WOODY’S CRAB HOUSE
A lunch trip is planned on Thursday,
November 13. Separate checks will be
offered at Woody’s, and you’ll be billed for
transportation after the trip. Call Joan
Farley at 484-722-8198 for sign up.
LIFE ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS
Friday, November 14, 1:00 PM, GR – Joe
McGraw will share his journey into the world
of fine art.
Monday, November 24, 2:00 PM in the
A/C. Canine Partners for Life (K9 Partners)
Monday, December 15, 1:00 PM, A/C - “A
Thousand Miles Down the Nile: Brief
History and Chronology of Ancient Egypt”First in a series of lectures by Dr. Stephen
Phillips, Curatorial Research Coordinator at
the University of Pennsylvania Museum of
Archeology and Anthropology Community
Outreach Program. Dr. Phillips takes us on a
nearly 1,000-mile journey down the Nile
River, from Abu Simbel to Alexandria to
magnificent archeological sites exhibiting
the more than 5,000 year civilization of the
people of Egypt. There is a fee of $5.00. A
sign-up sheet will be in the RBC as the date
for this class approaches.
THANKSGIVING VESPERS
SERVICE
You are warmly invited to attend a
Thanksgiving Vespers Service on Sunday,
November 16 at 7:00 PM in the A/C with
Pastor Robert and Mrs. Irene Wegehoft.
Transportation to and from Vespers will be
provided for persons living in cottages by
the Chaplains Office. Call 610-273-9333,
ext. 2009 with any request.
FASHIONS TO YOU CLOTHING
STORE
Mark your calendars for Fashions to You,
the traveling clothing store. They will set up
in the A/C on Monday, November 17 from
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM. Their staff will be
available to assist you, if needed, in helping
you to make a selection. Credit cards are
accepted.
NATIONAL MEMORY SCREENING
DAY
Stay tuned for more information about how
to sign up for a screening that takes place
on Tuesday, November 18 in the A/C.
RESALE SHOP SCHEDULE
The sales are from 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM on
the following date: Friday, November 21
THANKSGIVING SERVICE
Please join us on Wednesday, November 26
for a Thanksgiving Service at 2:00 PM in the
A/C. The Tel Hai Choir and Chime Choir will
provide music. Joy Hepner will speak of her
life as a ―colored‖ growing up under
Apartheid in South Africa in a life that was
transformed from bitterness to forgiveness
and peace.
HOLIDAY BAZAAR
On Thursday, December 4, many vendors
will be available at Tel Hai in the A/C from
9:00 AM to 2:00 PM. This event is just in
time for some holiday shopping!.
WALLACH’S SHOE SALE
Wallach’s Shoes will be coming on Thursday,
December 11 from 9:00 to 2:00 PM at the
Garrett Fireplace. They accept all major
credit cards.
HOLLY TRAIL
Please mark your calendars for Saturday,
December 13 from 12:00 to 4:00 PM.
SERVANT STAGE COMPANY
A coffee house event is scheduled for,
Tuesday, December 16 at 7:00 PM in the
A/C featuring Servant Stage Company
presenting, ―Old Fashioned Christmas.‖ More
details to come.
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
Robert & Eleanor Donall moved into
405 Evergreen Drive from their home
in Springfield.
Their telephone
number
is
610-544-4083.
(The
Donall’s
telephone
was
listed
incorrectly in September What’s
New? – please update the number).
Jean Murphy moved into Hillcrest
Apartment
206
on
Thursday,
September 18 from her home in
Coatesville. Her phone number is 610273-4533.
Thomas & Naomi Parke moved into
Lakeview Suite 427 on September 12
from their home in Denver until their
StoneCroft apartment is available.
Their phone number is 484-796-4267
and their cell number is 717-6822698.
Beatrice Coble moved into Hillcrest
Apartment 207 on September 16 from
her home in Weedville, PA. Her phone
number is 610-273-4056.
EVERENCE FINANCIAL ADVISORS
Tel Hai and Everence have partnered together
to offer professional services for investments,
financial and estate planning, and long term care
insurance.
Amanda Rock, CFP® joined Everence in 1996
and has a passion to help people develop,
implement and maintain a comprehensive
financial plan that reflects their values and
enables them to freely live the life they are
called to live. Amanda is regularly on campus to
assist residents and their families with financial
and insurance related needs. Contact her at
(800) 626-1190 to schedule an appointment.
Certified Financial Planner Board of Standards Inc. owns the
certification marks CFP®, CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER™
and federally registered CFP (with flame design) in the
U.S.Advisory services offered through Everence Trust Company
and Investment Advisors, a division of ProEquities Inc., Registered
Investment Advisors. Securities offered through ProEquities Inc.,
a registered broker-dealer, member FINRA and SIPC.
Investments are not NCUA or otherwise federally insured, may
involve loss of principal, and have no credit union guarantee.
Everence entities are independent from ProEquities, Inc.
Abbreviations Key:
A/C – Auditorium/Chapel
ADS – Adult Day Service
AR – Art Room (4thfl. of Hillcrest)
AZSQ – Azalea Square
DB – Daily Brew
TEL HAI TEE-SHIRTS FOR SALE
FR – Friendship Room (3rd fl. Hillcrest)
You can now own a tee-shirt with the Seven
Threads of Wellness displayed on the back
and the Tel Hai logo on the front for $15.
Tee-shirts may be purchased from Chasity
Brown.
FTR – Fitness Room
RESIDENT BUSINESS CENTER
COMMITTEE
The committee that oversees the RBC
wishes to pass along a thank you to our
residents for providing your postings to a
committee member. We are trying to keep
the room as neat and orderly as possible,
and one way of doing this is by limiting the
amount of time a notice is posted – we try
not to go over two weeks.
GCC – Garrett Community Center
GFP – Garrett Fireplace
GR – Gathering Room
HCR – Conference Room of Hillcrest (2nd fl.
Hillcrest)
HS – Health Suite
HZ - Hertzler
LVAA – Lakeview Activity Area
LVDL – Lakeview Dining Lobby
MR – Magnolia Room
RBC – Resident Business Center
TH – Tel Haven
THSR – Tel Haven Social Room
QR – Quilt Room
FROM THE LIBRARY COMMITTEE
Beatrix Potter is here! Jean Gould
(Evergreen Drive) has generously shared
with us her collection of Beatrix Potter
figurines. They are now in the curio case in
the Library, so please stop by and take a
look at them. AND, while you are there, why
not check out a good book to take home with
you…
Worship Schedule - October 2014
10:30 AM – Chapel - A/C
Message: Pastor Charles Walker
Special Music: Veanna Baxter/Julia Reed
Piano: Anne Wise
7:15 PM Parkesburg Baptist Bible Study - LVAA
Thursday, October 2
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion (all invited) – THSR
Sunday, October 5
10:15 AM – Worldwide Communion – A/C
Message: Pastor Herb Davis
Special Music: Hal Ely
Piano: Nancy Taylor
Tuesday, October 7
7:00 PM Women’s Bible Study – GR
7:00 PM Men’s Bible Study – HCR
10:30 AM – Chapel – A/C
Message: Chaplain David Hicks
Special Music: Willa Theilacker & D. Hicks
Piano: Mary Bond
1:30 PM – Liturgical Communion from St. John’s
Episcopal Church, Compass – A/C
Thursday, October 9
Sunday, October 12
Message: Chaplain Brenda Socci
Special Music: Mary Bond and Eunice Fink
Organ: Eunice Fink
Piano: Mary Bond
Tuesday, October 14
2:00 PM – Catholic Mass – A/C
10:30 AM – Chapel A/C
Message: Pastor Paul Chaya
Special Music: Tel Hai Chime Choir
Piano: Anne Wise
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion (all invited) - THSR
Sunday, October 19
Message: Chaplain Tim Herr
Special Music: Emma Shepherd
Organ and Piano: Danton Arlotto
Tuesday, October 21
Message: Pastor Al Stoltzfus
Special Music: Tel Hai Choir
Piano: Aleta Connell
7:15 PM Parkesburg Baptist Bible Study - LVAA
10:00 AM – Bible Discussion (all invited) - THSR
Sunday, October 26
Message: Pastor Jack Crans
Special Music: Pastor Jack Crans
Organ: Honey Lou McAdams
Tuesday, October 28
10:30 AM – Rosary – A/C
Message: Pastor Arlan Bond
Special Music: Mary Bond & David
Organ: David Schell
Piano: Mary Bond
7:15 pm Parkesburg Baptist Bible Study - LVAA

October 2014

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