April 2004 - Tower - Page 4
Christian Education
Annette Pomeroy, Director of Program Ministries/Education
Midweek Fellowship for
There will be only one
Midweek Fellowship during April. Wednesday, April 7 from
5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. is the date with
the parents of the UMYF hosting the
dinner. The cost of the meal is by
donation. From 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.,
Mr. John LeGault will continue the
study of "Favorite Bible Passages."
Please make reservations through the
Sunday bulletin or by calling the church
office on Monday prior to the
Wednesday when Midweek Fellowship
is scheduled. It is very important that
you sign up.
|
Son Games: God's Team in Action
| When? | July 19-23 (Monday - Friday) |
| Where? | Hilton Presbyterian Church
and St. Andrew's Episcopal
Church |
| Ages? | Children 3 years old (as of
May 1 and potty trained)
through those having
completed 6th |
Teachers and other volunteers:
Persons interested in serving as
classroom teachers or volunteers in the
nursery, recreation, kitchen, art rooms,
or music should contact Annette
Pomeroy (595-0383) or Kim Webster
(595-4652). Teenagers (7th - 12th graders) may
be youth assistants. Persons are also needed
for workdays as we get ready for VBS. Watch
for those dates in the next Tower.
United Methodist Family Day at King's Dominion
Come, celebrate United Methodist Family Day at
King's Dominion, Saturday, May 15. Special
discount tickets are $22 of which $1 will be
donated to the Youth Service Fund. Discount
tickets are also available for Saturdays, May 1,
8, 22, and 29. Cost for the All-You-Can-Eat
Picnic (available May 15 only) is $11 (ages 7 and
above) and $5.75 (ages 3-6). Tickets must be
purchased in advance by Sunday April 18.
To order tickets, contact Annette Pomeroy
(595-0383). Money is due when you order your
tickets.
Stop Childhood Poisoning!!
A poison is anything someone eats, breathes,
gets in the eyes or on the skin that can cause
sickness or death. Poisons can be found in four
forms: solid, liquid, spray or gas.
Here are some materials that can be poisonous
to children:
- Personal care products - mouthwash, nail
polish, permanent wave solutions, hair
removal products, nail polish remover,
cosmetics
- Household products - drain cleaners, toilet
bowl cleaners, ammonia, bleach, pesticides,
lamp oil, oven cleaners, furniture
polish, gasoline, kerosene,
antifreeze, windshield solution,
fertilizers, lawn chemicals
- Medicines and vitamins - heart and
blood pressure drugs, tranquilizers,
cough and cold medicines, iron and
pain relievers, diabetes medicines
- Plants - wild mushrooms,
philodendron, foxglove, castor bean,
dieffenbachia, pokeweed, holly
berries, Peace Lily
- Environmental poisons - carbon
monoxide, lead paint
