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Fellowship - Church Family
	• • • • • • • Section Content There are several opportunities for families to get together for fun and fellowship at our congregation. They include Church Fellowships, Men's Breakfast, Men's Night, Two-Three sies groups, and Poundings.
	Karen & Dennis Probst	Church Fellowships Our church enjoys each others company and we try to schedule as many opportunities as possible to all the church body to meet together. This is a big job. Karen and Dennis setup, coordinate, recruit help, and help clean up after all regularly scheduled church fellowships. Those fellowships involve Picnic in the Park, Breakfast in the Park, Sunday night finger foods, and the Harvest dinner. Back
		Picnic in the Park Once a year we schedule a picnic at Rising Park on Saturday.
		Breakfast in the Park Once a year we schedule a breakfast on Saturday morning at Rising Park.
		Sunday Night Finger foods Approximately once per month members bring finger foods to the building after Sunday evening worship where we enjoy a meal together.
		Harvest Dinner This is our biggest formal meal of the year. The harvest dinner is held in November after morning service for 24 years.
	Dave Raugh	Men’s Breakfast Normally once a month the men of the congregation meet for breakfast for a time of fellowship, study, and prayer. Dave Raugh coordinates this effort. Back
	Don Jacobs	Men's Night Approximately one night every 2 to 3 months, Don Jacobs coordinates a men's night out. These events provide a time for the men to invite friends, get to know each other, study, and pray. Back
	Open Position	Two/Three-Sies The Twosies and Threesies groups are designed to encourage interaction between our members. The program has groups of two or three families that serve as the central core of the group. Their charter is to each invite another family to a fellowship of some type. Normally the fellowship is a meal at one of the core member families. Each member in the core group will bring a meal and the invited families are the honored guests. These are great fun and provide an excellent way to bring families together. We are currently looking for someone to coordinate this effort.
	Open Position	Poundings Whenever a new member moves into the area, the congregation gets together and drops off a pound of any pantry item. This allows the new family to get to know several members in our church family. We are currently looking for someone to coordinate this effort. Back

Fellowship - Church Family