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Children's & Youth Day, Radical Experiment Update, next Town Hall (Pastoral Emphasis for 6/12)

Our children and youth "took over" our service for Children's & Youth Day. They read Scripture, prayed, recited, praised God, cheered for Jesus, and delivered some great messages. All glory to God. We also congratulate our 2011 high school graduates. By God's grace, they have made it to this milestone and we are praying for them that they continue to seek to please and glorify God in all that they do.

Radical Experiment 2011 Update
  • Today's Scripture Reading: Job 38-39
  • Today's Country: Guyana (Latin America)
  • Spend time in another context: Mt. Zion ministered at Phoenix Assisted Care at 2:00pm. The Fine Arts Ministry and the Senior Choir gave a Mini-Concert.

Vacation Bible School is happening this month.
  • You can submit your VBS registration fee at any time during the month of June and you can pay your VBS registration in the offering by adding the appropriate amount ($15 for singles, $25 for couples or $35 for families of 3 or more) to your offering and specifying VBS on the special offering line of the envelope or click special events on the online giving page.
Our next Town Hall Meeting is this Friday, June 17th, at 6:30pm. The Town Hall will be an open forum for Q & A so submit your questions in advance.

Although we had 13 high school graduates, no one applied for the JA Lewis Memorial Scholarship (I guess no one needs $500 towards college books). I encourage our next year seniors (and their parents) to not miss the opportunity to apply for this scholarship.

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