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Habitat for Humanity of Greater Chattanooga | 1201 E. Main Street | Chattanooga | TN | 37408 |
Apologies for the distance from Chris - these videos were shot from the balcony with an iPhone 4.
"Don't you know me?"
"Blessed"
Dear Chattanooga United Methodists:
The city of Chattanooga and area faith-based groups are again preparing to host Project Homeless Connect - a day of connection and collaboration for our homeless brothers and sisters from across the city and region. We are again looking for volunteers to help with many of the important parts of this outreach, and we are in need of area churches to help with transportation for this event. UMC churches have played a critically important role in the transportation piece of Project Homeless Connect, and have helped bring our our homeless friends from locations around the city to the PHC.
We again will be hosting PHC at the National Guard Armory on Holtzclaw Avenue from 9-3 on Thursday, September 30. Please contact Mike Feely at 423-320-3637 or revfeely@yahoo.com if you can help with transportation or wish to volunteer. We will be sending out another e-mail notice with more information about the event and other ways to help and volunteer. Please pass that information along to your church members and friends.
Sincerely,
Mike Feely
-September 5th (Sunday) Labor Day Games, Pizza, Fellowship, & Fun! … 7:00 PM … Christ United Methodist Church Gym ... This event will take place after the regular Sunday evening Open Door Bible study. We will play volleyball, order pizza, have fun and fellowship. Please bring a 2-liter drink and/or snack. We will take up money and order pizza that night. Dan Stevens needs some guys to assist with setting up the volleyball equipment and arranging the room. Thanks for your help!
- September 17th (Friday) Scavenger Hunt … 6:30 PM @ Ooltewah United Methodist Church. Everyone will be given a box dinner and can eat it at the church or hit the road with it if you like. People will be grouped in fours or sixes, depending on car size. Each group will get a list of clues with answers to fill in, objects to find and you must take a camera phone photo at various stops and send them to the church. When you get back to the church, there will be a prize awarded for the most clues (not fastest time) and the photos of everyone’s road trip will be flashing on a big screen. There will be coffee, dessert, and music for those who like to dance. Cost: $10.00 The cost covers dinner, game, and dessert. There will be an event page on Facebook with a Paypal link where you can pay. Reservations need to be made ahead of time so enough food will be available. For more info call Kathie Pascal – 364-8834
- September 24th (Friday) Silverdale Baptist Coffee House … @ 6:30 PM “Open Mic Night”– Anyone who wants to get up and sing or entertain is welcome. Please bring Finger Foods or a 2 liter drink. Come join other area singles and fellowship with us! For more information please contact Darla Eskew – 704-6092 or Kirtis Wilkinson – 488-8804
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Great things are happening for Chattanooga’ Christian Singles …. Wholly Single is shaking things up and making excitement happen! FYI: Their next big event is …….
October 30th (Saturday) Wholly Single Hoedown … This event will be the Singles Event of the Season so make plans to be there. Location: exclusive private farm in McDonald, TN …. Cost: TBA …. Activities: Live Bluegrass Band, Square Dance Caller, Line Dancing, Hayrides, Bonfire, BBQ, Fellowship, and Plenty of FUN, FUN, FUN! More details will be revealed on the upcoming Wholly Single website which should be up and running soon. Please make your plans to be there!
There is NO Alcohol Consumption allowed at any Wholly Single sponsored events.
We thank you for honoring this request and preserving the integrity of our ministry.
| Please remember the SMSS Food Pantry when you come to church Sunday. The number of people needing food has increased. You can bring non-perishable food products or make a small donation in the special envelope you will find in the pew rack. Also, Signal Mountain Social Services has a new reading program for their clients. They are collecting all kinds of books for children and adults. If you have some you would like to donate, you can leave them in the tiled narthex with the food basket. Thank you. Sherry Hubbard |