This year’s theme dares us to find our inner strength
and meet each day and its obstacles with brave hearts. Whether the
challenges we face are enormous or minor we need to be strong in
faith. We should learn to
accept our imperfections and vulnerabilities. Don’t let life
pass you by while you wait for the right opportunities. Move
forward fearlessly, embrace
your strengths, and raise spirited, tough, fabulous
children.
Forget the former things; do not dwell on the past. See, I am
doing a new thing! Now it springs up; do you not perceive it? I am
making a way in the wilderness and streams in
the wasteland. Isaiah 43:18-19 (NIV)
Be You, Bravely LIBERTY MOPS 2014-2015
An Experiment in Courage
Facebook Group: LBC MOPS 2014-2015
Phone: 757-817-7889
Website: www.libertylive.com
Email: [email protected]
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Steering Team Morning
Co-Coordinators Allison Brooks McKinley Rich Hospitality
Kelly Dierberger Rebecca Kaufman
Johna Spigel Crafts
Megan Ameele Lisa Quadros
Finance Logan Balskus
Night
Co-Coordinators Allison Brooks
Beth Leffel Hospitality
Brittany Boulanger Crafts
Jamie Clark Finance
Jennifer Martin
Publicity Gayle Smith Outings
Jackie Stephenson
Bring the family out to Bluebird Gap Farm for a morning of fun.
Children can take a trip on the hayride, visit the animals, go for
a nature walk, and get their wiggles out at the playground. Snacks
will be provided.
Fall Fest AT BLUEBIRD GAP FARM
OCTOBER 16TH AND 18TH 10:00 AM
Outings and Events September 13 Arts in
the Park Buckroe Beach
10:00 am
September 20 Hannah’s Closet
Meet at LBC at 10:00 am
September 23 Sandy Bottom
Park 10:00 am
October 4 Children’s Fest Town
Point Park
Norfolk 10:00 am
Meet Our Mentors Sara Combs
So much can be said about our marvelous mentor mom, Sara Combs,
but the first word that comes to mind is selfless. As she puts it,
“Life is crazy!” That is because Sara is devoted to so many
different causes. She is a busy mom and wife, she volunteers at
LBC, and she fosters women who are in need. She began the foster
process by working with the prison ministry. She housed a woman
newly released from prison. Since then she has helped so many
different women including her nieces who came to live with her when
the family had issues. Currently she is helping a mother and
daughter who became homeless. Sara grew up in Hartwell, Georgia,
the same town as Pastor Grant, but Hampton has been home for the
past eight years. She has two adult sons and two adult stepsons and
has been married to her husband Jeff for almost 19 years. Her
advice to moms would be to always put God first, your spouse
second, and children and family next. She believes that is God’s
plan. She also urges us to always be willing to forgive. Great
advice from an unbelievable mom.
