Congregational Life
Did You Know...
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In June the Gonzalez family traveled 4,700 miles round trip to see family in
Arizona and Mexico. They had a good
trip and stopped by the road to take a picture of an enormous saguaro cactus.
· Matthew
Nice and Kendall Jarvis were married July 22, 2006 outdoors at Amber Grove Inn
in Moseley, VA. Their address is
6707 Clark Rd. Powhatan. Matthew and Timothy are partnering in Nice Brothers
Construction LLC. Kendall is a
full-time student at Longwood majoring in Childhood education.
· Heather
(Moyer) and Stuart Hatter announce the birth of their first child, Cason Stuart,
born June 14. He weight 7 lbs. 3 oz. The Hatters live in Winchester, VA.
Maternal grandparents are Ray & Donna Moyer.
· Casey
Walton has moved into his first house at 118 Chadford Circle, Irmo, South
Carolina, 29063.
· Lorrie,
Megan, Leah, Tommy, Devin and Tiffany Schaefer and Tim, Bev, Kayley and Renel
Kennell traveled to Rosedale, Ohio the week of July 24 to attend Conservative
Mennonite Conference. Tim also
attended board meetings at Rosedale Bible College.
Adoption Announcement
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Brian, Julia (Shultz), Catherine and Colin King announce the
adoption of Jeremy Evans. He
was born July 8, 2003 in Nairobi, Kenya.
The Kings have been serving on the mission field in Africa for
the past four years and are moving back to the Richmond area in
August. A “Mother
Hubbard” shower is being conducted for them.
The basket for the donated supplies is in the ladies Sunday School
class. For more information contact Marie Hertzler or Janis Ranck. |
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Have You Noticed….
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...how pretty the outside of the church
looks this summer? Have
you taken a few moments to admire the lovely, mulched flowers along the
side, front and around the sign? The
garden fairy has been our church secretary, Sheila Schaefer.
One community lady said to me this week, “Do you go to the
Mennonite Church on 13? It is
so pretty this year with all the flowers you’ve planted.
And the new sign, it is so beautiful.”
Thank you, Sheila for all your hard work.
It is noticed and appreciated.
Pat Hertzler
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