Archive for October 20th, 2009

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• Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Come join the new Young Adult Sunday School Class, and see what Jason Berggren hates about Christianity! It may sound shocking, but as we begin our study of this brutally honest look at a young man’s faith journey, we have found a brother in Christ. Please join us, and see if you might understand how someone might work through confusion, doubt, annoyances, and pain, toward a deeper understanding of how God is moving in our lives. Let me know if you would like a copy of 10 Things I Hate About Christianity. Emalie

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• Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Please join us for another fabulous potato bar on Sunday, November 8th, immediately following worship. As always, our proceeds will help send us to Mountain T.O.P., where our youth and chaperons serve the poorest citizens in Tennessee. Our potato bars are always a our most important fund raiser. We thank you for the support you have always given our potato bars. Please make plans to have the best baked potatoes in town. Emalie

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• Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

This year marks Hickory Bend’s tenth year participating in Room In The Inn.  Each year our guests bring us a new awareness of the blessings that God bestows on us when we are making beds, cooking, serving, and doing laundry for our homeless guests — the least of these.  You will be surprised at the joy you feel when you hand a lunch to someone who may not have another meal for a long time.  Please make plans to join us for Room In The Inn on the fourth Friday of the month, November through March.  For by doing this, you may be entertaining angels, unaware.
Our dates are:
November 27, 2009
December 25, 2009
January 22, 2010
February 26, 2010
March 26, 2010

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• Tuesday, October 20th, 2009

Once again, Hickory Bend is collecting new and gently used underwear for our guests at Room In The Inn.  We always need panties sizes 5-8, and any other type of foundation garment.  Pantyhose are very popular because they add warmth and they “prevent your pants from freezing to your legs.”  Our guests also appreciate ponchos, bags with handles or rollers, and socks.  Hickory Bend is famous for generosity to our homeless guests.  Your gifts keep our guests warm from the inside out.

Emalie