Weekend Features Outside Vespers, Library Sabbath School
Most students are headed home for Thanksgiving. For those students who are sticking around this weekend, there are still some Spiritual Life activities planned.
Tonight at 7:30, vespers will be held down at the pavilion down by the duck pond. Spiritual Development will have hotdogs, chips, s’mores, hot chocolate, and other refreshments. There will also be great fellowship, music, and a worship thought. It’s casual, so come in your jeans and dress warm. Bring a blanket. All are welcome.
Tomorrow at 10 a.m. Sabbath school is in the library. Students won’t want to miss the music, scripture, the very unique theme, and a delicious breakfast. Breakfast will be muffins, granola, apples with caramel dip, fruit, and hot cocoa. Come ready to worship the Lord.
If you have any questions about these events, feel free to call or text at 817.637.9563.
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