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Volume 28 • Number 43 November 3, 2015
E-mail newsletter articles no later than Noon Fridays to: [email protected].
Trinity Times (USPS 006-883) is published weekly, except July 4th week and Christmas week by Trinity Baptist Church, 4815 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609.
Periodical postage paid at Raleigh, NC. Postmaster: Send address changes to Trinity Times, 4815 Six Forks Rd., Raleigh, NC 27609
Trinity Baptist Church StaffTel: 919-787-3740 • Fax: 919-787-4884
Prayer Line: 781-PRAY (7729) www.tbcraleigh.com
Dr. G. Jeffery Roberts Senior Pastor
ext. 4850 • [email protected]
Rev. Hal Melton Assoc. Pastor, Missions & Senior Adults ext. 4858 • [email protected]
Rev. Steve Byers Assoc. Pastor, Worship & Music
ext. 4861 • [email protected]
Rev. Karen Metcalf Eickhoff Assoc. Pastor, Education & Families
ext. 4855 • [email protected]
Rev. Spencer Good Assoc. Pastor, Outreach & Recreation
ext. 4856 • [email protected]
Rev. Lydia Tatum Assoc. Pastor, Minister to Students ext. 4857 • [email protected]
Christian Davis Student Ministry Associate
ext. 4860 • [email protected]
Jan Brown, Financial Administrator ext. 4853 • [email protected]
Liz Adams, Pastoral Secretary ext. 4851 • [email protected]
RaNada Thornton, Ministerial Secretary ext. 4854 • [email protected]
Michelle Emmering, Ministerial Secretary ext. 4852 • [email protected]
Maria Miller, Weekday Preschool Director ext. 4864 • [email protected]
Debbie Surface, Weekday Preschool Admin. ext. 4865
Rev. Wayne Rogers, Organist
Ramona Green, Pianist
Barbara Bowen, Pianist
ETC WorkersSunday, November 8
Hostess: Allison Harris Assistant Hostess: Joy Cooper
8:45 am Worship ServiceReta & Deborah Washington, Julie Johnson, Anne Doman, John & Alma & Tessa or Emma Hoffman, Melanie Bennett
10:55 am Worship Service0-4 mos Doris Young, Holly Shaw5-10 mos Kristen Hare, Karen Allen11-14 mos Sherry Mitchell, Emily Lawson15-19 mos Tasha King, Allison Havener20-24 mos Susan Lewis, Christi &
Mendy Melton2 yrs Kathy Korzekwinski, Christopher
Hinkleman, Ashley Cox3 yrs Brad Harris, Mike Shaw,
Kayla Johnson4 yrs Joel Hare, Jan Valletta
Wednesday, November 11Bed Babies Penny Cobb, Debbie Thomas Toddlers Andrea BinkleyTwo’s Sherry & Clay Warf
When you provide a check as payment, you authorize us either to use information from your check to make a one-time electronic fund transfer from your account or to process the payment as a check transaction.
4815 Six Forks Road, Raleigh, NC 27609 • tel: 919-787-3740 • fax: 919-787-4884 • www.tbcraleigh.com
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Vision for GrowthNovember 1, 2015
Growing through Bible Study...Members New Age Group Present Members Visitors
Adults 561 0 25Students 128 0 7Children 98 0 1Preschool 81 0 3Totals 868 0 36Sunday School Total 904Growing through Worship...8:45am Worship Attendance 261 10:55am Worship Attendance 677 Total Worship Attendance 938Growing through Stewardship...(YTD totals through 09/31/2015)YTD General Fund Needs (Budget) $2,106,780.00YTD Operating Receipts $1,925,058.26 YTD Operating Expenses $1,863,030.53Capital CampaignCapital Campaign Pledges $4,159,670.00Pledged Money Received $1,400,307.59Total Received $1,527,075.99
Joining Hands with GodDr. Jeff Roberts, Senior Pastor [email protected] • Twitter: @Jeff__Roberts
This coming Sunday, I will be sharing with you about the joy of giving. I have heard over the years that all preachers want to talk about is “money.” The truth is... most all preachers and pastors I know would rather preach about anything else than giving. This is somewhat ironic and unfaithful on our part because Jesus spoke more about money than he did prayer. In fact, of the 40 recorded parables of Jesus nearly half spoke in some way about stewardship of resources. So why is money so important? (Do I really need to answer this?) How we spend our money gives an indication to the priorities we have made, even if we have not consciously made those value decisions. How many of us drive an older car or stay in a smaller house because we have chosen to send our children to a private school? How many of us have packed our lunches, instead of eating out when we are saving for that down payment on the first house. How many of us as parents wear last year’s and for that matter a decade ago’s fashions, so our children might play soccer or take dance lessons? We make value judgments everyday in regard to our finances. How we use our money indicates our priorities.
This is why tithing and giving to the church is so important as followers of Jesus. I want to share why Robin and I give to the work of our church. When we tithe and give we are saying “we are not controlled by money.” Jesus said you cannot serve both God and money.” When we freely and joyfully give our income to the work of the church we are proclaiming consistently that we will not be ruled by money. We serve God first and foremost. Giving also reminds us that all we have is from God. Although the Bible instructs us to tithe or give to the church 10% of our income, this act only reminds us that all we have actually belongs to God and should ultimately for God’s use. Giving also allows us to practice putting others before ourselves. When we freely give to the church and allow the church to determine how it will be spent, we are giving up our preferences and desires to the greater good of the congregation. This is a way of assuming the role of a servant. When we freely give and make no demands in return, we learn humility and trust. In this simple way we release our will to the greater will of the church and ultimately to God.
This past Sunday was a great example of why Robin and I freely and joyfully give to our church. As we watched 26 first graders receive a Bible from the church, I knew that I was a part of purchasing those Bibles for these children. This brought me joy. When I listened to our magnificent choir sing in praise to God “Fairest Lord Jesus ruler of all nature” I knew
Rev. Spencer Good, [email protected] s (919) 787-4991
www.rocraleigh.comFollowing Jesus... continued
Start the day off with a workout that includes cardio intervals to strengthen the heart, jump start your metabolism and activate your mind. Followed by strength
and balance training to increase bone density, muscle tone and activities for daily living. Core work is a must to encourage healthy backs and greatly improve overall fitness. Finish the class with a cool down flow to decrease injury, increase
flexibility and to ready mindfulness to take on your day. All in one hour! (Did you know there are shower facilities in the ROC?)
Cardio & Strength Coming in November
Mondays & Wednesdays • 7:00am - 8:00am
Women’s Book StudyThursday, November 19 7:00pm • Church Parlor
Life after Life by Jill McCorkle
For more info call Beth Duke: 919-880-7251.
Deacon, Trustee, P.A.C. Ballots Due
8:45am Worship (Sanctuary)
9:30 Welcome Center Opens (Narthex)
9:45 Sunday School (Bible Study for all ages)
10:55 Worship (Sanctuary)
Extended Teaching Care (E100 Hallway)
1:00pm Disaster Relif Team to SC
2:00 MS Girl Basketball Practice (ROC)
3:00 MS Missions Project (Offsite)
4:00 First Light Choir (Choir Room)
OCC Volunteer Training (FH)
5:00 Bells of Praise (Old Choir Room)
Jobs for Life (A214)
MS Choir (Choir Room)
5:45 HS Snack Supper (UG)
6:00 Preschoolers at Church (Birth-2yrs.) (E104)
Bible Friends (3’s - Kindergarten) (E131)
Bible Buddies (Grades 1-3) (E238)
Bible Skills, Drills & Thrills (Grades 4-5) (E246)
First Place (E244)
HS Choir (Choir Room)
MS Snack Supper (UG)
6:15 MS Missions (UG)
7:00 FMPC, Deacons, and Trustees Meeting (A214)
HS Student Leadership Meeting (UG)
This Sunday At Trinity
Congratulations to the Trinity Baptist Church Softball Team
2015 City of Raleigh
Fall Church League Tournament Champions
that what I had given had purchased music, provided the instruments and the salaries to those who lead and accompany these talented singers. When six individuals joined our congregation at the end of the service, I knew that my giving had made a difference. One of those who joined was a freshman in high school and when I asked her why she was ready to make her professions of faith, she said that the recent student retreat ended with the question of “what was going to be your next step?” She said she knew at the moment it was time for her to profess Christ and be baptized. I joyfully knew that my giving had helped to pay for that retreat and the ongoing ministry to our students. As I passed the bulletin board in the Narthex, I was reminded of our Disaster Relief ministry that is preparing to go and help those in South Carolina. These are but a few examples of the joy Robin and I receive on a weekly basis when we give to our church’s ministry out of obedience to God.
I hope you are experiencing the same joy that I am when it comes to giving. You and I can be a part of something much more important than ourselves when we give to our church’s work. We can join others in truly making an eternal significance. How does your giving or not giving reflect your priorities? I invite you to discover the freedom and joy that comes from giving.
Welcome to Trinity
Dwala Johnson of Raleigh joined TBC by letter from Warsaw Baptist Church of Warsaw, NC.
Avery Johnson, son of Dwala Johnson of Raleigh, joined TBC by Baptism.
Maggie Adams, daughter of Jason & Sue Adams of Raleigh, joined TBC by Baptism.
Joseph & Andrea Shealey, children of Joey & Patty Shealey of Raleigh, joined TBC by Baptism.
Sam Lawson, son of Michael & Emily Lawson of Raleigh, joined TBC by Baptism.
Deacon of the WeekRev. Spencer Good, [email protected] s (919) 787-4991
www.rocraleigh.com
Volunteers Needed
1st Monday • 6:00pm - 9:00pm
3rd Tuesday • 3:00pm - 6:00pm
1st Wednesday • 11:00am - 2:00pm
1st & 4th Wednesday • 7:45 - 9:00pm
1st & 3rd Friday • 11:00am - 2:00pm
Contact Michelle: 919-787-3740 or [email protected] if you
can sub short term or know of anyone interested in taking on a regular spot.
ROC ActivitiesNovember 8 - November 15
M, W • 8:00-9:00 am • GymCardio Strength Training
W, F • 9:00-10:00 am • GymStroller Strides
T, Th • 5:30-6:30 am • GymFit4 Mom/Body Back Class
T • 9:00-10:00 am • GymDance-It Group Fitness Class
T, Th • 9:00-9:45 am • MP RoomSenior Adult Strength and Stretch • FREE
ROC Volunteers*Monday, November 9
8am-11am Charles & Ronda Swindell11am-2pm Billy Joyner3pm-6pm Rhonda Davis6pm-9pm Jenny Beal
Tuesday, November 108am-11am Glenn & Sylvia Wellborn11am-2pm Marcel Beaudreau3pm-6pm Mark Wheeless6pm-9pm Cynthia Coats
Wednesday, November 118am-11am Miller Warren11am-2pm Marcel Beaudreau7:45pm-9pm Roger & Janet Shigehara
Thursday, November 128am-11am Joyce Warren11am-2pm Suzie Short3pm-6pm Donna Munley6pm-9pm Mike Stines
Friday, November 138am-11am Johnny Teal11am-2pm Nell Campbell
Saturday, November 149am - 12pm Mark Munday
* The volunteers schedule is subject to change. If no volunteer is available the ROC may close, even during regular hours.
Mike O’Mara has been a member of Trinity since 2000 and is a native of Hammond, In. He and his wife, Kathy have two children: David and Zachary. Mike is a volunteer with North Raleigh Ministries.He serves on the Security Committee, Kitchen Crew, Personnel Committee, Disaster Relief Team, Moore Square Mission Team and as a ROC volunteer. He works with the Adult 3 Coed 3, Bobbie Furr Sunday School Class. He also works with deacons Teri North, Billy Joyner and Mike Boxersox.
ROC Calendar Upward Celebration
March 1, 2016
ROC’n Golf Tournament May 16, 2016
9th Annual NH5k September 10, 2016
ROC HoursTuesday • Thursday
8:00 am - 2:00 pm • 3:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Wednesday8:00 am - 2:00 pm
7:45 pm - 9:00 pm (for Trinity Members)
Friday8:00 am - 2:00 pm
(Gym Floor Closes at 11:45)
Saturday9:00 am - 12:00 pm
SuNDAY EVENiNGS
First Place: “A Program for Healthy Living”
Thru November 15 • 6:00pm • E244
WEDNESDAY EVENiNGS
Companions in ChristThru November 18 • 6:15-7:30pm • B141
Facilitator: Dr. Roberts
Mid-Week Bible StudyThru November 18 • 6:15-7:30pm • B144
Facilitator: Dr. Tyler Townsend
Dealing with Life as a ChristianThru November 18 • 6:15-7:30pm • D366
Facilitator: Jody & Paige Bagwell
Fellowship DinnerWednesday, November 11• Adults: $5.00 • Children: $3.00
Chicken/Broccoli Casserole w/Alfredo Sauce, Salad Bar, Bread & Dessert
Unless meals are prepaid, reservations and cancellations need to be made in the church office prior to 4:00pm Mondays. Permanent dinner reservations for the semester, or week-to-week reservations can be made by contacting RaNada (919-787-3740 or [email protected]) or by using the card in the pews and putting it in the offering plate. Please don’t put the Fellowship Dinner payments in the offering plate.
DiSCiPLESHiP CLASSES
This Week’s Food Pantry Needs:• Canned Pasta • Canned Fruit
• Canned Beans
Did You Know… Trinity spends around $55,000 per year to insure the physical building, contents, vehicles, and various liability policies. This serves to protect us in the event of natural disasters or other damages.
The Stewardship Committee wanted to call your attention to this as part of our initiative to keep members informed about how our monetary gifts are used.
Be a part of Trinity’s traditional Hanging of the Greens by purchasing a beautiful poinsettia from one of our Flower Committee members, who are now selling poinsettias for $10 in honor of a special family member or loved one that you would like to remember. Purchases can be made each Sunday, thru November 11 in the Narthex. Each poinsettia purchased for a memorial or will be recognized in a special holiday bulletin.
Flower Committee
Poinsettias for SaleCost: $10.00 Thru November 11th
Rev. Karen Metcalf Eickhoff, [email protected]. Hal Melton, [email protected]
Trinity Baptist believes that children are a gift from God. We rejoice when a new child enters a family. It is a holy and exciting moment in any young family’s life. In these joyful times, we want to acknowledge support and allow a family to express appreciation to God and help them seek the spiritual guidance they need to raise their children.
Twice a year we offer a service for families to dedicate their newest born. Child Dedication is a public commitment a family makes
before God and their church and their family. The dedication service provides the parent(s) opportunity to express publically their desire to lead and spiritually nurture their child in cooperation with the Holy Spirit, so their child will develop a desire to love God and love others.
This service also reminds a congregation of their responsibility to families by providing ways to help and encourage the parents as together we provide avenues for the child’s spiritual development. We must never forget our covenant as a church to undergird and support fellow members. This includes sharing in the faith development of our young. Join us on November 22 for this time of commitment and covenanting together in the body of Christ.
Nursing Homes
&Homebound Visits
Wednesday, November 18 10:00am • Fellowship Hall
Christmas By The Sea
Fort Caswell
Final payment of $87 per person due by November 8th
Rev. Hal Melton, [email protected]
Belize Construction MissionJanuary 22-30
Cost: $1,475: All inclusive
Interested in joining a TBC team that will lay concrete block walls for a school in Belize? Contact Hal this week and get all your questions answered. Over 80 different TBC members (male and female) have served in our CBF Missions partnership with Belize Baptist Churches over the past 7 years. It is a great country for a first time mission experience or for veterans. Let’s Go!
Thanksgiving Box Collection Begins!
NRM always provides special Thanksgiving meal boxes to families in need in North Raleigh. In order to have
everything in hand and organized, we are beginning the food drive now. Here are the items needed for the boxes this year:
• 2 ½ lb bags of Flour & Sugar
• Boxed Mashed Potatoes
• Canned Sweet Potatoes
• Canned Vegetables (variety)
• Canned Fruit (variety)
• Evaporated Milk
• Oil or Pam
• Pie Crusts
4 Local Missions Saturdays To Calendar Now!
January 23 Habitat House ConstructionFebruary 20 Habitat House ConstructionMarch 19 Habitat House ConstructionApril 16 Operation InAsMuch!
Parent/Child Dedication
November 22 • Both Services
Response cards are due this week!
Contact me at [email protected] or mail or hand me your card.
Thank you.
Worship Holiday Care
NeededI am so overwhelmed and amazed at the response to the need for worship care this holiday season. Thank you for your support and leadership. We can still use one or two on certain nights –so please check your schedule and contact me if you are able to serve during the season.
November 29 • 5:30-7:30pm Hanging of the Green Service
December 6 • 5:45-7:00pm Ensemble Concert
December 13 • 5:45-7:00pm Children’s Concert
December 24 • 5:15- 7:15pm Christmas Eve Service
We are blessed at Trinity to offer quality care for these services. Thank you for your effort to continue this ministry of worship.
Dedicating Your Child
Rev. Karen Metcalf Eickhoff, [email protected] Rev. Hal Melton, [email protected]
November 14CBF Mission Day
Zebulon Baptist Church
November 22Parent-Child Dedication
November 29Hanging of the Green
Evening Service
December 6Double Mission
Christmas Caroling
GA and RA Classes Only
December 13Christmas Cantata
Both Services
Children’s Choir Concert Evening Service
Holiday CalendarSolo Mission Projects
GA and RA boys and girls may begin this Fall to work on Mission Projects. All grade school children are encouraged to do an individual mission project and both can choose to race in the RA car race in March. Plan now and begin serving in a special way.
Children’s DayMarch 6, 2016
Children will be participating in all aspects of the morning worship services. If you are a grade school child that plays an instrument or has a special talent and you are willing to share with us in the service, please contact me. We may not be able to use everyone but we would like to try to use you if possible. Mark the date!
Mission Walk Down
Coming in DecemberBegin saving your monies for Foreign Missions this month!
NC Baptist Disaster Relief
Call-Out for NC & SC Flood Areas
We are ready to respond to the flooding disaster in SC and NC. We have 3 sites at this time for relief efforts: 1 site in Brunswick County, 1 in Longs, SC and 1 in Socastee, SC.
Trinity’s Baptist Men & Women’s Disaster Relief would like to have a team respond each month for at least the next twelve months. The teams will leave on the 2nd Sunday of each month at 1:00pm and return the following Saturday evening. Our assigned area will come from NC Baptist Men.
Our first team will respond November 8-14. Next teams will respond December, 13-19, and January 10-16. Sign-up sheets for all teams are posted on the Narthex Registration Board. Please serve on at least one of these teams – there is something for everyone to do!
We will be showing God’s love to people that have had years of their lives reduced to total loss. We will be removing water damaged items, removing sheetrock and flooring so the house can dry out and be repaired at a later date. Thank you for your support of this ministry!
TBC Shoebox DriveShoebox Dedication: Sunday, November 15
Bring your shoebox(es) to the Narthex. TBC’s children will bless the shoeboxes and the children who will receive them. The OCC children will also receive a “The Greatest Journey” booklet about the life of Jesus and an invitation to attend a 12 session Bible Study with the same title, led by a pastor in their village/town.
Shoebox Packing Party Friday & Saturday, November 13 & 14
9:00am - 5:00pm • FH
You can drop by anytime over those days to pack shoeboxes with items already collected. Invite everyone you know! Our goal is to pack 2000+ shoeboxes in two days! All you have to do is show up!
You can sign-up on the Narthex Registration Board. We need a lot of volunteers!
Raleigh Collection Center
November 16-23 • under Tents at TBC
Trinity will be acting as the Collection Center site for Raleigh and north to the VA line again this year. We will collect 39,000+ Shoe Boxes packed for children in need around the world by individuals, churches, schools, businesses and civic groups. This takes a LOT of volunteers. Please use one of the following means to volunteer for at least one 2 hour shift during the collection week:
• On-Line: Go to TBC’s Website and Click on the link “OCC Collection Center Volunteer”.
On LOGIN screen, enter password “tbc”; click on “send”. On SIGN-UP screen, select time/day you want to volunteer, enter name, e-mail and phone number; click on SAVE. (You have now completed sign-up.)
• Use Sign-up sheets in the Narthex hallway (on right going from Sanctuary toward Church office)
• E-mail: Ray Broughton at [email protected]
Thank You for Your Willingness to Serve!
Family Christmas Tree
The Children’s Ministry is responsible for the Christmas tree in the Fellowship Hall. This is a special tree decorated with ornaments provided by you—the families of Trinity. All you have to do is find an ornament relating to the Nativity, write your family name on it with the current year –2015 and bring it to the tree in the Fellowship Hall. Become part of a wonderful Trinity tradition and bring an ornament for the tree!! The Tree will be up around Thanksgiving.
Lead teams take the responsibility for an event or project in ministry and organize, promote and implement the specific event chosen. Lead Teams involve parents, teachers, other adults and children in the children’s ministry. They require involvement and effort for the short term.
Connect in a personal way with our Children’s Ministry by joining a lead team!
Lead Teams Include: • Children’s Day • Grade School Easter Event
• Preschool Easter Egg Hunt • VBS
Sign-up today in the Narthex or in the Grade School or Preschool Suites.
Join a Children’s Ministry Lead Team
Rev. Lydia Tatum, [email protected] s Christian Davis, [email protected]
www.lifehonestly.com
Rev. Steve Byers, [email protected]
Passion ConferenceJanuary 2 - 4
Cost: $189 to the first 10 who sign-up ($215 after the first 10)
All college students are invited to experience a weekend of worship and
spiritual renewal as we gather in Atlanta, Georgia with 40,000 other college
students at the Passion Conference.
Please contact Lydia ASAP to register!
Music Notes
Take notice of the music calendar below to stay up to date with choir
rehearsals and upcoming music events!
November 8Orchestra
Both Morning Worship Services
New Covenant 10:55am Worship Service
November 15Seraph
Both Morning Worship Services
Student Choirs 10:55am Worship Service
November 22Hanging of Greens Rehearsal Day
for Preschool/Children/Student Choirs
November 25No Evening Activities
Music Calendar
The graded children’s choirs did a fine job singing in the worship services this past Sunday morning. The children have prepared since September to sing in worship as well as rehearse for Hanging of the Greens and their Christmas music later in the season. I referred to them as “worship leaders” Sunday morning after they sang. It is really important that they learn this concept in the early years of choir ministry because whenever we step up into a worship role, we become prompters to those who come to be inspired. Our children, through the years of choir ministry, will hear this concept in each choir division at Trinity. When you speak to them, thank them for their worship leadership. The music is one thing, but the more we reinforce their leadership, we begin a journey for them that what they do really matters in the kingdom of God.
AttentionCollege-aged Students’
ParentsPlease email us your child’s school
address! We would love to send them cards, care packages, and little gifts
throughout the year from their church family! You can email all addresses
OCC Packing Party + Church
WorkdayNovember 14 • 9:00am-5:00pm
Check with your D-Team leaders to see when your group has signed-up to work on November 14 either packing shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child or help with some yard work on the Carter Property! Come, have fun, and serve!
Operation Christmas Child Collection WeekNovember 23 • 4:00pm-6:30pm
The student ministry is responsible for taking the very last and very busy shift for OCC Collection week this year. Please sign-up by texting or emailing Lydia ASAP!
HiGH SCHOOL Ski Retreat
Winterplace Ski Resort • Beckley, WV
January 29-31 • Cost: $190 Registrations Due December 20
Join us for our winter ski retreat! We know you will need some rest and relaxation after exams end and a new semester begins! Come with us skiing! We will be heading up to Winterplace and Glade Springs Resort for a weekend full of skiing, snowboarding, and having so much fun together.
THIS WEEK’S Basketball Schedule
MS Girls Sunday, 2:00pm-3:30pm
HS Girls Sunday, 4:15pm-5:45pm
5th-6th Grade Boys Monday, 5:00pm-6:15pm
7th-9th Grade Boys Tuesday, 7:15pm-8:30pm
10th Grade Boys Tuesday, 7:15pm-8:30pm
11th-12th Grade Boys Thursday, 7:15-8:30pm
Christmas is JesusA Christmas Cantata
presented by the Trinity Sanctuary Choir
December 13 • Both ServicesMark your calendars. This is a great way to invite your family and friends to hear the
gospel message at Christmas!
Attention Parents of Children’s Choirs
& Student ChoirsThe Hanging of the Greens is just 4 weeks away. On November 22, our choirs participate in their dress rehearsal for the service on November 29. Joy Earp, our program director, will prepare them for this service. It is important that your child be present. There is no other rehearsal for this event, and there is not time on the day of the service to teach students who’ve missed the dress rehearsal. Please protect this date and contact your director immediately if your child will not be participating.
November 22 Dress Rehearsal Schedule4:00pm Children’s Choirs Rehearse (Rooms)
4:15pm MM Choir Rehearses with Joy Earp
4:40pm YM Choir Rehearses with Joy Earp
5:00pm Sanctuary Choir Mass Rehearsal Student Choirs, and Children’s Choirs
5:20pm Children’s Choirs Dismissed
5:30pm HS Choir Eats (UG) MS Choir Rehearses (Sanctuary)
6:00pm Student Choirs rehearse (Sanctuary)
6:15pm HS Choir Rehearses with Joy; MS Choir Eats (UG)
7:00pm End
Sometimes we finish early. It is important for all parents of students to be present or nearby for pick-up following scheduled rehearsals. Please be on campus before scheduled release time.
