Revelation on Prezi

Revelation on Prezi

Are you overdue in enjoying a quiet evening with your spouse? As parents of young children, it is not always easy to find time to get away to have an evening together without the responsibilities of your family. So, Grace Chapel would like to “bless you” by offering a [...]]]> SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 2012

Are you overdue in enjoying a quiet evening with your spouse? As parents of young children, it is not always easy to find time to get away to have an evening together without the responsibilities of your family. So, Grace Chapel would like to “bless you” by offering a time of caring for your little ones while you take a few hours to spend together. Take this opportunity to enjoy a quiet dinner … or however you wish.

On Saturday, February 11, from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m., the nursery and children’s rooms will be staffed by Grace Chapel volunteers. Reservations will be accepted in the foyer from Sunday, January 22 through Sunday, February 5. Please provide the following information:

• Children(s) – name and ages (infants – 5th Grade)
• Emergency cell phone number
• Dinner and/or snacks for your children

ATTENTION: GRANDPARENTS AND LOVING MEN AND WOMEN!
WE NEED VOLUNTEERS…. FOR THESE CHILDREN!

To accomplish this task and to be able to serve our young families, we need volunteers for Saturday from 5:00 – 9:00 p.m! What better way to show love and support for our moms and dads at Grace Chapel than to offer the “gift of care” for their children! We need you to join with us in this loving endeavor! All that is required is:

• Loving and caring heart!
• Willingness to serve – 2 to 4 hours.
• Previously trained in child protection.

Stop by the Foyer between Sunday, 1/22 and Sunday, 2/5 to sign up! If you have any questions, please contact: Kim Sinclair or Amy Rose.

On February 22, 1960 Ray joined 33 other Virginia Union University students in a sit-in at a white’s only lunch counter [...]]]> Join us on February 4 at 8 am for our Men’s Breakfast. Pastor Doug will be interviewing Ray Randolph about his experiences as a member of the Richmond 34 and a Freedom Rider.

On February 22, 1960 Ray joined 33 other Virginia Union University students in a sit-in at a white’s only lunch counter in Thalhimer’s Department Store. In the summer of 1961, as a 21 year old, he spent more than a month in a Mississippi jail cell for participating in the “Freedom Ride” across the Deep South. One of 400 riders, Ray and others, were recently honored by Oprah Winfrey in one of her final television shows. Ray’s story is one of perseverance and confidence in the face of extreme adversity.