Congregational Life...
Living beyond yourself
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Living Beyond Yourself,” a study on the
fruit of the Spirit by Beth Moore, will be our next ladies Bible study.
The study will run for ten consecutive weeks, beginning the first
week in March. We will be
watching a video with a workbook for homework.
The evening study will be led by Pat Hertzler on Tuesdays at 7:00
PM, and the day study will be on Wednesday mornings at 9:45 AM and led by
Carolyn Nowlin. Baby sitting will be provided during the
morning sessions. If you are
interested please let Pat (598-4021) or Carolyn (598-7289) know by
February 17. The workbooks
cost $14.95. This is a good opportunity to invite a friend
or neighbor. |
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Engaged
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Goranson-Habel
John and Janet Habel of Cumberland, Virginia,
wish to announce the engagement of their son Jason Muir to Christina
Diane, daughter of James and Kathy Goranson of Midlothian, Texas.
Jason works for Morgan Stanley of Richmond, and Christina is
employed at Private Advisors of Richmond.
A May 24 wedding is planned in Jamestown, New York.
The couple will reside in Henrico, Virginia. |
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Davis-Nice
Nora J. Davis and Kenneth E. Davis of Powhatan are pleased to announce the
engagement of their daughter Melissa R. Davis to Benjamin W. Nice, son of Larry
and Patricia Nice.
Melissa graduated from Powhatan High School and is currently attending Strayer
University in Midlothian. She is employed at Strayer University as a
student accounts officer. Benjamin graduated from Powhatan Mennonite
Church School and is employed by the city of Richmond as a police officer.
The wedding ceremony is scheduled for October 11, 2008.
Three-n-One
A refreshing mix of music focused on Jesus
Philip Rhodes, Micah Heatwole, Melanie Heatwole and
Dietrich Rhodes
Harrisonburg, VA
Powhatan Mennonite Church
March 2, 2007
6:00 PM
After the program a light,
snack supper will be served, and at 8:00 PM we will watch the “Extreme
Makeover” show featuring the Farmville home that quite a few in our
congregation helped build.
Their hope is to lead people
to a closer walk with God through music and to become passionate about Jesus.
Philip,
Micah, Melanie and Dietrich grew up as best friends.
The Rhodes and Heatwole families were friends and both attend Dayton
Mennonite Church in the Dayton area. Seven
years ago Three N One began singing special music at their
church and have since sung in
churches, coffee shops, youth rallies and prison crusades.
They sing a variety of music: gospel, worship and accapella.
Their hope is to lead people in a closer walk with God through music .
They also want to help people become passionate about Jesus.