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DO Something
Current Sermon Series
In the DO Something sermon series, Pastor Jim Lyon draws upon the biblically-grounded book by the same title, authored by Miles McPherson an ambitious professional football player turned pastor. Miles, shares with transparency and humility, his own shortcomings as a young pastor trying to connect with people in need and offers 5 P’s of making your life count: preparation, purpose, pain, power, and passion. With powerful true stories, illustrations from the life of Christ, and specific activities for readers to engage, DO Something! is a hopeful and practical series that shows how to live out faith in a way that improves people’s lives.
Baptism in the Lake
Sunday, September 12
Following the 10:45am services
Come share in the lakeside baptismal service, this Sunday at Madison Park. If you would like to be baptized and participate in this outdoor service, contact Shari Lawyer in the Pastoral Care office.
Explore Madison Park
Wednesday, September 15 at 6:00pm
Explore Madison Park provides the essential information you need to know before calling Madison Park Church your church home.
Tenth Avenue North - In Concert
Special guests Addison Road and John Tibbs
Friday, September 17 at 7:30pm
Crossroads Auditorium
General admission Tickets are $15 in advance or $20 at the door. $12 each for groups ten or more. Charge by phone: (800) 965-9324, convenience charge will apply. Ticket Outlets: Area Christian Bookstores and iTickets.com.
Singles Workshop
Speed Bumps, Potholes & Toll Gates
On the Road to Love
Friday and Saturday, September 17-18
Crossroads Auditorium
A singles workshop with Dr. R. Benton Ruth and Jay Harvey presenting. Registration required. More.
Christ in the Passover
Sunday, September 19 — 9:00am and 10:45am, Main Auditorium
Special guest, David Brickner, Executive Director for Jews for Jesus will re-create the traditional Passover service and share how it foreshadowed Jesus’ death and resurrection.
David will explain the connection between the events of the first Passover in Egypt and the redemption that Jesus accomplished, as well as the deep bond between the ancient Passover feast and the Christian communion celebrated today.
Jewish believer in Jesus himself, David has been in ministry for over thirty years and has appeared many times on mainstream television and radio programs to make the case for Jews believing Jesus including the internationally-syndicated program Larry King Live. He is the author of numerous published articles as well as four books including his latest, Christ in the Feast of Pentecost.
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DO Something! Class
Sundays at 10:45am in Room 178. An in-depth look at the “DO Something” book and sermon series. Contact: Sarah Trick at the Church Office.
Trunk-n-Treat
Sunday, October 31 from 6:30-8:00pm at MPC parking lot
75 trunks filled with candy are needed to welcome more than 1600 anticipated trick-or-treaters at this 10th annual community event. Team up with your small group, Sunday school class, friends and family, to decorate your trunk or trailer! Sign up a trunk or bring candy donations to the Children's Center. Contact: Paula Spear, Children's Ministries Pastor.
Memorial Tree for Children’s Play Ground
Every once in awhile we get to be part of something that touches others in meaningful ways. Dale Burnett was a person who seized these kinds of opportunities. Having served on the first Board for North Kids (MPC Day Care program), Dale was instrumental in providing inspiration and expertise. In his memory, a tree will be planted on the children’s playground at MPC. Donations are being collected to provide this living memorial. Make donations to MPC with the memo “Burnett Memorial Tree Fund”. A planting ceremony will be held in October. Contact: Jennifer Wilson at (765) 649-8095 or jjwilson@anderson.edu.
North Kids Benefit: ZUMBA for Kids
Saturdays from 8:30-8:50am in August and September
ZUMBA instructors, Natalie Farmer and Hillary Novak will lead the children in ZUMBA dance and exercise for twenty minutes before the regular adult Saturday morning session at 9:00am. Cost for the child sessions is $2. Adult session is $5. Child care is provided during the adult session at no extra charge. All proceeds will benefit North Kids, MPC's family oriented childcare, serving children ages 1 thru 5.
Peanut Butter for Haiti
Help feed children and families in Haiti by donating jars of smooth peanut butter - a good source of protein. Consider taping a quarter to the top of each jar to help pay the shipping. Donation tubs are available in The Commons and the Children's Center through September 26. Look for the large JIF jar container.Contact: Rob Fox, (765) 643-0256.
Feature Articles
Mountaintop Experiences
Living at 11,000 feet in the Rocky Mountains with groups of students studying altitude physiology. Leading canoe and backpacking trips in the Canadian wilderness. Climbing 14,000 foot peaks in Colorado. Sound exciting and adventurous? More
More Peace than Bargained For
"It literally saved our marriage.” John Armington is not shy about what Financial Peace University did for him and his wife, Julie.
“One week before we decided to join the class, we were talking about divorce,” he explains. After three years in marriage counseling, a 6-month separation, and years of fighting about finances, the couple had decided to call it quits. More.
A License to Connect
By Christa Sterken
Volunteer, Women’s Leadership Team and RefresHer Small Group Leader
The line at the BMV was long and full of unhappy faces, mine was no exception. My husband and I and our two children had relocated to Anderson from across the country, struggling to trust in God’s plan to bring us here. This was day two and nothing was going right.
After a few minutes in line, I noticed how the woman in front of me was greeting everyone around her, smiling. It was salve to my spirit. She and I began a conversation and she invited me to her weekly Bible study. More.
MPC Teens “Spread The Word”

From the streets of Anderson to the rubble in Haiti, MPC youth have been the hands and feet of Jesus, reaching out beyond the walls of Madison Park Church to touch the world.
Months of planning and fundraising culminated in 14 days of ministry and mission for 37 Senior High teens and leaders. Groups split up and served different areas, both local and long-distance. More.
More Than Just a Snack in the Box

“It arrived at just a time I needed encouragement and connection with home… It gets so lonely here and sometimes we wonder if anyone at home cares." These words, recently written in a thank you note from a soldier, are echoed time and time again from those who have received care boxes from Madison Park Church. More.
Worldwide Hope One Listener at a Time

A worldwide audience, filled with individual impact. That’s the target of Christians Broadcasting Hope (CBH). “The dream of CBH is to reach as many people as possible with the hope of Christ,” shares Andrew Lyon, MPC-goer and CBH Constituent and Support Development Specialist.
CBH, an initiative of the Church of God, is heard each week around the globe in 8 different languages on 5 continents. ViewPoint, the weekly English broadcast hosted by Pastor Jim Lyon, faces the real experiences of everyday living through inspiring and informative interviews, biblical insights, personal stories, fresh music and innovative methods of bringing the message of Jesus to a hurting world. More.
The Harbor of Lasting Relationships
The women at Dove Harbor need many things. But their most pressing need isn’t for groceries, transportation, jobs or money— it’s for healthy relationships with other women. “So much of their lives are marked with unhealthy relationships, co-dependency, manipulation, giving out of obligation, being taken advantage of, the extremes of emotional or physical abuse,” comments Cherilyn Horning, Program Manager at Dove Harbor. “They often don’t even know where to start in connecting to someone in a healthy way.” More.
Student Ministries Summer Interns
by Gretchen Olson, Junior High Ministries Pastor
and Eric Reeder, Senior High Ministries Pastor
Springtime sunshine is creating a summer fever in Student Ministries! We are looking forward to a busy and exciting summer ministry experience as Senior High and Junior High students add to their regular weekly programs special events, including a Spread The Word Mission trip in Florida, a Chicago mission trip, International Youth Convention in Orlando, Florida, a Junior High camping trip, Senior High sports ministry and guys/girls groups, Junior High fast food Fridays, theme nights and service projects. But one of the best additions to our summer ministry plans are the Student Ministry Summer Interns!
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Junior High Students Get “More”
More than 2,200 screaming junior high students filled Reardon Auditorium over the week end of April 16-18 in the annual Christ In Youth BELIEVE Conference. Among the high energy youth were 54 junior highers and 22 leaders from Madison Park Church learning that the "Messiah is More: Sees More and is Calling Us to be Kingdom Workers." More
Children’s Ministries
Memorial Tree for Children’s Play Ground
Every once in awhile we get to be part of something that touches others in meaningful ways. Dale Burnett was a person who seized these kinds of opportunities. Having served on the first Board for North Kids (MPC Day Care program), Dale was instrumental in providing inspiration and expertise. In his memory, a tree will be planted on the children’s playground at MPC. Donations are being collected to provide this living memorial. Make donations to MPC with the memo “Burnett Memorial Tree Fund”. A planting ceremony will be held in October. Contact: Jennifer Wilson at (765) 649-8095 or jjwilson@anderson.edu.
North Kids Benefit: ZUMBA for Kids
Saturdays from 8:30-8:50am in August and September
ZUMBA instructors, Natalie Farmer and Hillary Novak will lead the children in ZUMBA dance and exercise for twenty minutes before the regular adult Saturday morning session at 9:00am. Cost for the child sessions is $2. Adult session is $5. Child care is provided during the adult session at no extra charge. All proceeds will benefit North Kids, MPC's family oriented childcare, serving children ages 1 thru 5.
Peanut Butter for Haiti
Help feed children and families in Haiti by donating jars of smooth peanut butter - a good source of protein. Consider taping a quarter to the top of each jar to help pay the shipping. Donation tubs are available in The Commons and the Children's Center through September 26. Look for the large JIF jar container.Contact: Rob Fox, (765) 643-0256.
Veggie Tales Live
Monday, November 8 at 7:00pm at Northview Christian Life Church in Carmel. Contact: Paula Spear, Children's Ministries Pastor.
Nosey Parent Sunday
Sunday, September 12 at 9:00am and 10:45am
Parents are invited to come with their kids to their elementary grade classroom and get a peek at MPC's exciting Children's programs. Get a better understanding of how Children's Ministries encourages kids to grow in wisdom, faith and friendship. The class with the most parents participating will be treated to donuts the next Sunday.
Student Ministries
Impact (Junior High)
• DO SOMETHING! Sunday from 9:00-10:30am in Crossroads Auditorium: What is God's plan for us - to make our lives count and DO SOMETHING for His glory!
• Small Groups - Wednesday from 6:30-7:45pm in Room 176: Get connected and dig deeper into the Do Something! series.
• 3rd Annual Dodgeball Tournament: Saturday, September 11 from 7:00-9:00pm at Cross Street Gym, 2200 Madison Square. Pre-register teams of five by September 8. $5 per team.
Ignite (Senior High)
• Fall Launch :- Wednesday August 25 from 6:30-8:00pm in Crossroads Auditorium
• Senior High Small Group Fall Retreat: Friday-Saturday, September 17-18
• Tenth Avenue North Concert with John Tibbs: Friday, September 17 6:30pm
• Senior High Small Group Launch: Sunday, September 19 from 6:00-8:00pm
Young Adults / College and Career
Young Adult Ministry at MPC
Thursdays at 6:30pm at the Reeder's home, 5749 Granite Drive in Anderson
A ministry for all young adults (college and career age), providing a time to grow deeper in relationship with God and peers. Special events are planned throughout the summer. Contact: Eric Reeder, Senior High Youth Ministries Pastor.
Women’s Ministries
Zumba Gold
Saturdays from 8:30-9:10am, beginning September 4
Designed for the true beginner and people who are looking to gently ease back into a fun exercise routine, Zumba Gold offers the same great features of the regular Zumba class with lower intensity. This amazing program is very easy to follow so anyone - no matter your age or skill level - will fall in love with this innovative and fun aerobic Latin inspired dance class! Wear comfortable clothes and tennis shoes. Cost: $4 per person; 10% benefits designated charities. FREE Child care! Instructor, Kimberly Majeski, ksmajeski@anderson.edu.
Tuesday Talks
First Tuesday of every month from 7:00-8:30pm in Room 182. Childcare is provided.
Monthly gatherings and conversations focus on relevant topics for women. First Tuesday of every month. Contact: Kimberly Majeski, ksmajeski@anderson.edu.
- Topic: Healthy Body Image. Speakers: Hillary Novak and Emily Stottlemyer
Tuesday, September 7 at 7:00pm-8:30pm in Room 182 - Topic: Domestic and Relationship Violence Awareness. Speakers: Evie Jacobs and April Linville
Tuesday, October 5 at 7:00pm-8:30pm in Room 182
W.O.W. (Women of the Word)
Wednesdays from 6:30-7:30pm at Madison Park, beginning August 18
An in-depth Bible teaching time followed by small group discussion. Childcare available. Contact: Kimberly Majeski at kmajeski@anderson.edu or Barbara Collier, collierb32@aol.com
RefresHer
September through May on Tuesdays at 9:15am in Crossroads Auditorium
The Fall session, September 7 through December 14 will study Joyce Meyer's Book, Me and My Big Mouth. The Spring Session, January 4 through March 29 will feature Beth Moore's Stepping Up. The Spring Tea will will be held on Tuesday, April 12, 2011. All women are invited to participate. Childcare is available. Contact Tami Seulean at (765) 643-9233 or Becky Rosenberg at (765) 642-8560.
Men’s Ministries
Men’s Fraternity: Winning at Work and Home
Wednesdays at 6:00am and 6:30pm in Room 180
Men's Fraternity is designed to help men come together and strengthen each other through weekly sessions that combine biblical teaching and small group interaction. More than just a rally or a Bible study, Men's Fraternity provides an encouraging process that teaches men how to live lives of authentic manhood as modeled by Jesus Christ and directed by the Word of God. In the current series, "Winning at Work and Home," the study address the two area that most guys find happiness and satisfaction—work and home. This study provides a game plan for winning in both areas. Instructor: Jeff Matas.
Men’s Fraternity: Wild at Heart Series
Wednesdays at 6:00am in Room 179
God designed men to be dangerous. Simply look at the dreams and desires written in the heart of every boy: To be a hero, to be a warrior, to live a life of adventure and risk. Sadly, most men abandon those dreams and desires-aided by a Christianity that feels like nothing more than pressure to be a "nice guy." It is no wonder that many men avoid church, and those who go are often passive and bored to death. Discover the thrilling purpose God has you for as a man in this series from best-selling author, John Eldredge. Instructors: Doug Seelbach and Brachen McCurdy.
Adult Ministries
Grief Share
Introduction Class will be held on Saturday, September 25 from 9:00-11:00am in Room 181
Classes will be held on Wednesdays at 6:30pm in Room 181
Grief Share is offered for parents who have experienced the loss of a child. Your loss may have been prior to birth or as an adult child. If you find yourself stuck in grief and unable to move into a new normal, come join other parents who can support you with empathetic love and prayers. Instructors: Larry and Joan Maddox, Doug and Diann Seelbach.
Do Something Small Groups
Leaders are needed for the DO Something Group study beginning on August 29. Contact, Sarah Trick, Director, Discipleship and Education.
Seeing the Story of the Bible
Starts August 19, Thursdays from 6:30-7:45pm in Room 181
A 10-week class helping to connect God's story to our personal story. Instructors: Laura Guion, laura.guion@comcast.net and Courtney Dock, cdock@hntb.com.
Open Road Motorcyclists Ride
All motorcyclists are invited to enjoy the 2010 rides. Next ride times and destination: Saturday, August 28 at 4:00pm to Ivanhoes; Saturday, September 11 at 9:00am to Clifty Falls State Park in Madison; Saturday, September 25 at 11:00am to Oubache State Park Picnic in Bluffton; Saturday, October 9 at 11:00am to Dutch Mill Restaurant in Milroy. Contact: Keith Stork at (765) 621-8076. Check the complete schedule for 2010.
Senior Adults
J.O.Y. (Just Older Youth)
Thursday, September 16 at Noon in Crossroads Auditorium
Guest speaker will be Donna Thomas. In addition to launching Project Partner with Christ and now CHRISTIAN VISION Ministries, she´s the mother of three sons, has invested a full career as a pastor´s wife, can pilot a single engine plane, is a teacher, world traveler, and has been called a full fledged visionary by world mission leaders. All seniors are invited. Please bring food to share and enjoy the program and fellowship.
Contact: Esther Crnkovich at (765) 649-3323.
Singles
Speed Bumps in the Road to Love
September 17-18 in Crossroads Auditorium
Hold these dates, fasten your seat belts and watch for the detailed information signs ahead for this exciting singles event. Contact, Nancy Bitner at (765) 649-0928.
Outreach and Missions
Mission Haiti, Inc. Midwest Work Day
Semi-Trailer Work Day, Saturday, September 18 at 8:00pm at the Scatterfield Site
Help sort, organize and pack items into a semi trailer for delivery to the mission needs in Haiti. Meet in the back parking lot of the Scatterfield site. Rain date and follow-up work day will be on Sunday, September 19 at 1:30pm. Contact: Kathy Fulton at (765) 643-9731.
India Missions Trip Interest Meeting
Sunday, August 29, 4:00pm at Jim and Maureen Lyon's home Be a witness to God at work by being a part of the team traveling to India and Sri Lanka October 25 - November 10, 2010. Celebrate the planting of 70,000 new churches in rural Indian communities through the work of the India Gospel League. Be a part of the on-site follow-up to the tsunami relief efforts in Sri Lanka. RSVP to Jennifer Eviston at the Mission's Desk at Church Office.
Items Needed for Christian Center
Help provide essentials for hygiene care packages distributed at the Christian Center. Drop off items in The Commons on September 5. Current needs: facial soap (small, labeled complexion or facial ), quart size zip-lock bags, toothbrushes, razors, bath/shower gel, bubble bath, deodorant, shaving cream, floss, shower cap, washcloths, comb, brush, mini Kleenex tissue packets. Contact: Trish Thomas, (765) 649-0850.
Peanut Butter for Haiti
Help feed children and families in Haiti by donating jars of smooth peanut butter - a good source of protein. Consider taping a quarter to the top of each jar to help pay the shipping. Donation tubs are available in The Commons and the Children's Center through September 26. Look for the large JIF jar container.Contact: Rob Fox, (765) 643-0256.
Touch the World Trips
MPC's Touch the World Trips provide an opportunity to witness firsthand what God is doing across the globe. These trips primarily focus on areas where Madison Park Church is invested with her finances and her friends on the field.
Trips are designed for those 18 years of age and older (except for family-friendly trips).
• Heart to Honduras: September 12 -19, 2010, Team Leader: Dr. Bob McCurdy.
• Chelybinsk, Russia: October 2010, Team Leader: Pastor Jeff Matas.
• Ecuador: August 2010, Traveling with CBH ViewPoint.
• India and Sri Lanka: November 2010.
• Kenya: February, 2011, traveling with CBH ViewPoint.
Learn more about Touch the World Trips and other opportunities in Outreach and Missions, or contact Jennifer Eviston at the Mission Desk, (765) 642-2000.
Holy Grounds
Proceeds benefit ministries in Russia. Purchase a drink or treat at Holy Grounds and a portion of the proceeds will benefit ongoing missions work in Russia. Come early or linger after the worship service to enjoy conversation and refreshments at Holy Grounds coffee bar.
Volunteer / Serving Opportunities
Trunk-n-Treat
Sunday, October 31 from 6:30-8:00pm at MPC parking lot
75 trunks filled with candy are needed to welcome more than 1600 anticipated trick-or-treaters at this 10th annual community event. Team up with your small group, Sunday school class, friends and family, to decorate your trunk or trailer! Sign up a trunk or bring candy donations to the Children's Center. Contact: Paula Spear, Children's Ministries Pastor.
Dove Harbor Mentoring Program Training
September 14, 16, 18
Women, prayerfully consider your involvement in Dove Harbor's Mentoring Program. Connect in meaningful relationships with women who need Christ's care. For more information, contact Darlene Pease at (765) 622-9653 or Cherilyn Horning at (765) 642-1853.
Items Needed for Christian Center
Help provide essentials for hygiene care packages distributed at the Christian Center. Drop off items in The Commons on September 5. Current needs: facial soap (small, labeled complexion or facial ), quart size zip-lock bags, toothbrushes, razors, bath/shower gel, bubble bath, deodorant, shaving cream, floss, shower cap, washcloths, comb, brush, mini Kleenex tissue packets. Contact: Trish Thomas, (765) 649-0850.
Peanut Butter for Haiti
Help feed children and families in Haiti by donating jars of smooth peanut butter - a good source of protein. Consider taping a quarter to the top of each jar to help pay the shipping. Donation tubs are available in The Commons and the Children's Center through September 26. Look for the large JIF jar container.Contact: Rob Fox, (765) 643-0256.
Office Volunteers Needed
Volunteers are needed with general office duties (copying, data entry, answering phones, etc.) Contact: Jennifer Eviston, Office Manager/Missions Desk.
Scripture Memory Verse
August Memory Verse
Ephesians 2:10 (NLT)
For we are God’s masterpiece. He has created us anew in Christ Jesus, so we can do the good things he planned for us long ago.
July Memory Verse
Ephesians 4:32
Instead, be kind to each other, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, just as God through Christ has forgiven you.
June Memory Verse
Philippians 1:6
And I am certain that God, who began the good work within you, will continue his work until it is finally finished on the day when Christ Jesus returns.
Family News
In Sympathy with
• Ruth Scharnowske at the loss of her husband, Bob on August 27.
• Nancy Mallarnee and family at the loss of her mother, Phyllis Saxon on August 23.
• Kent Dramer, Carolane Nossett and families at the loss of his step-father and her husband, Stan on August 22.
• Marvin Baker, Judy Matas and families at the loss of his wife and her mother, Faye Baker on August 14.
• Esther Crnkovich and family at the loss of her brother, George Kufeldt on August 13.
Good to Know
Harter House Community Day
Saturday, September 18 from 10:00am - 2:00pm at The Harter House, 600 Main Street in Anderson
Enjoy food, vendors, entertainment, silent auction and rummage sale. Sponsored by United Faith Housing, the community day is free and open to the public.Contact: United Faith Housing at (765) 642-7600.
You Are Invited
Open House Reception for Nathan and Lauren Simpson, Saturday, September 11 from 1:00-5:00pm at the home of Clark and Lynn Simpson, 3831 E 400 S, Middletown, Indiana
Please come celebrate their marriage and greet Nathan (former MPC youth intern and counselor) and Lauren. Contact: Clark and Lynn Simpson at (317) 402-2753.
Part-Time Employment Opportunity
Gaither Family Resources in Alexandria, Indiana
Positions available for part-time, flexible work schedule in a Christian environment. Immediate positions are available in retail sales and cafe positions. Contact: Dawn Foster at (765) 724-8211.
Tenth Avenue North in Concert
Friday, September 17 at 7:30pm at Madison Park Church
WQME welcomes Tenth Avenue North, an American contemporary Christian music band who won the "New Artist of the Year" award at the 2010 Dove Awards and GMA Dove Award for Song of the Year in 2010. The Light Meets The Dark Tour will also feature guest Addison Road and the concert will be opened by MPC's John Tibbs. Tickers may be purchased at the area Christian Book stores and I-Tickes. Cost: $15 general admission, $12 for groups of 10 or more, $20 at the door. For more information, contact 1-800-965-9324.
The Browns in Concert
Sunday, September 12 at 6:00pm at the Parkview Church of the Nazarene, corner of 10th Street and Rangeline Road in Anderson
The multi-talented Gospel music family has received the prestigious honor of Top 10 Mixed Group of the Year for two years and awarded the Top Horizon Group of the Year for three consecutive years. The Brown family delivers a powerful message of the gospel through word and song that engage audiences of all ages. Admission is free with an offering received. Contact: Dale Wilson, (765) 606-7062 or (765) 643-5851.
Gaither Vocal Band in Concert
Saturday, October 2 at 6:00pm in Chapel Auditorium on the Indiana Wesleyan University in Marion, Indiana
The Gaither Vocal Band with special guests Gordon Mote and Buddy Greene, and the IWU Chorale will present a concert on the IWU campus. Also happening this weekend is the Gaither Family Resources Fall Festival in Alexandria, Indiana, with music, fun, art and food. Concert or special package tickets are available for both events. For information and tickets call 1-800-955-8746.
Dove Harbor Annual Fall Auction
Thursday, October 7 at 7:30pm at Madison Park Church
Doors Open at 6:00pm with Live Auction at 7:30 pm
Enjoy and support the annual live and silent auction to benefit Dove Harbor. Items are needed including new items, services, corporate sponsors and volunteers. Tickers are $10 each. Submit all contributions and purchase tickets by September 17. Contact: Deanna Zimmer at (765) 642-1853.
3K Fun Run/Walk
Saturday, October 9 from 9:00am - 3:00pm at Falls Park in Pendleton
In celebration, honor and remembrance of the friendship, love for God, sense of humor and positive attitude for life of Charlie Knuckles. A barbecue lunch will be provided, bring a covered dish to complete the lunch. A $5 donation for the run/walk and a $5 donation for the lunch will be collected. Contact and R.S.V.P.: Larry McAllister at (765) 778-4071 or lmcallister@indy.rr.com or Lisa Sheets Winningham at (7656) 642-9835 or lisawinningham@yahoo.com.
Employment Opportunity
Anderson Christian School is in need of a full time cook from 7:30am to 4:30pm. Contact: Janet Cunningham at (765) 649-0123.
Dove Harbor - Job Posting
Dove Harbor is accepting resumes for the part-time position, Building Manager. The position is 20 hours a week; hours are flexible and will include Saturdays as needed to lead volunteer work groups. Responsibilities include management of building maintenance, donations and volunteers. Female applicants only, please. Dove Harbor is a ministry for women and women with children. Submit resume to: Doug Linville, 1400 Broadway Anderson, IN 46012 or email it to dlinville@broadwayministrycenter.org.
Voice Class for Adults and Older Teenagers
Mondays at 10:00am in the Madison Park Church Rehearsal Room beginning September 13, Dr. Lisa F. Dawson, Instructor
Learn techniques for healthy singing, in a fun group environment. Topics covered will include, posture, breath support, tone quality, musicality, interpretation and expression techniques Class size is limited. For more information about fees and enrollment, contact, Dr. Lisa F. Dawson (765) 278-6722 or lisa.dawson@indwes.edu.
Christian Women Connection Conference
September 30-October 3 in Greensboro, North Carolina
Christian Women Connection (formerly Women of the Church of God) convention will feature inspiring conferences and worship experiences with guest leaders, Dr. Cynthia James, Dr. Kimberly Majeski, Mandy Bohn, worship leader and music guest, Lynda Randle. Details at www.chog.org. Contact, Kimberly Majeski at kmajeski@anderson.edu.
Women’s Health Fair
Friday, September 10 at the Indianapolis Convention Center
Explore healthy living with keynote speakers, breakout sessions, free health screenings and luncheon. Contact, Chris Sheets at ichriss300@aol.com.
100 Volunteers for ACSC
The Parent Advisory Council for Anderson Community School Corporation is seeking 100 volunteers in an effort to bring school and community together and help our schools succeed in an unprecedented way. Volunteer for a one-time project or on a regular basis in the classroom, cafeteria, coaching, landscaping, painting, school functions or many other ways. Contact: Andrea Clapp at (765) 642-4885 or andreaclapp@comcast.net.
NorthKids Enrollment
Openings are available for ages two, three and four year olds in the NorthKids Learning Program. Enrollments for Fall are being accepted. Contact: Karen Billey at (765) 622-6379.
Youth For Christ of East Central Indiana Benefits
• Golf Scramble Thursday, September 2, shot gun start at 1:00pm at Yule Golf Course in Alexandria
Get a team together and have some fun! Players, corporate , hole and green sponsors are needed. Donations are accepted. Florida Scramble teams of four: Team $260, Individual $65 includes cart, green fee, games, prizes, box lunch, driving range practice and a goody bag. Contact Youth For Christ at (765) 608-3058.
