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SEPTEMBER 2015 NEWSLETTER
BINKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
9:45 AM EARLY WORSHIP, LOUNGE (9/6 ONLY)
8:45 AM EARLY WORSHIP, CHAPEL (9/20 ONLY)
11:00 AM WORSHIP
CHURCH OFFICE HOURS
M-TH 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
FRI 8:30 AM - 3:00 PM
COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Children’s Team Retreat 9/5, 9:30 am-Noon, Library
Fine Arts 9/8, 1:30pm Sunroom
Finance 9/10, 7pm Library
Peace & Justice Action 9/13, 6pm Library
Diaconate 9/14, 7pm Lounge
Outreach 9/14, 7pm Library
Transition Team 9/14 & 9/28, 7pm Sunroom
Grounds 9/17, 9:30am Library
Adult Christian Formation 9/21, 6pm Lounge
Church Council 9/21, 7pm Sunroom
BPS Board Meeting 9/28, 7:30pm, Sunroom
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
OUR CHURCH FAMILY 2
OUR CHURCH COMMUNITY
3-9
OFFICE NEWS GROUP MEETINGS
10
LAUNCHING INTO FAITH DISCOVERY
Perhaps like me, you’ve already grown weary of 2016 campaign rhetoric. Thank goodness, it’s not the only narrative in town! Indeed, many sto-ries of faith, of vision, of altruism call us forward. The story of Jesus em-powers us. The witness
of each others’ lives inspires us. That’s a big reason we gather at Binkley on Sunday morn-ings and Wednesday nights…because we need to hear again stories that enliven our hearts to love and hope.
September 13th is Launch Sunday, when Church School, Senior Choir, and Youth Group begin anew! At 9:30 a.m., all ages are invited to gather in the Sanctuary for song and sharing before adults move to the Lounge for an introduction to fall classes, and children preschool-kindergarten meet their teachers in Room 6 and children 1st-5th meet their teach-ers in Room 15. For adults, Church School offers discovery across a spectrum: from mindful parenting to furthering justice in our local community.
On Wednesday Nights, beginning September 16, all ages are invited for supper in the Lounge at 5:30 p.m. ($5.00, adults/$3.00, 12 & under)
At 6:00, children can join Daniel for Junior Choir in Room 15, while adults and youth are welcome to stay in the Lounge for an interest-ing program ending at 7:00.
Binkley’s Homecoming celebra-tion is almost here. We are plan-ning for many old friends to join us for Dr. Forbes’ sermon fol-lowed by lunch. We will need lots of our “covered dishes” to feed the many guests we have invited. Begin to think of your special casserole, salad, dessert, etc. that you might bring. Of course, fried chicken is on the menu...what is Sunday dinner without fried chicken. This is a wonderful celebration to honor Binkley Baptist Church and all the incredible people who love Binkley. If you haven’t already, mark your calendars for Septem-ber 20, and invite your friends!
Don’t forget, too, that Early Wor-ship returns to its school-year schedule of 1st and 3rd Sundays, though on September 6, Early Worship will gather in the Lounge at 9:45 a.m. and beginning on September 20, meet in the Chapel at 8:45 a.m. With joy in the discovery of God
with you, Stephanie
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OUR CHURCH FAMILY
BIRTHDAYS
2 Angela Snider
5 Lillian Lee, Sam Wilburn
6 Mary John Dostert
10 John Holt
11 Somer Szostak
12 Tony Lea, Bessie McElveen-Bradshaw, Alan Redick, Scott Van Manen
13 April Kemper, Stephenie Sanders
14 Pat Goetz
15 Grace Brehler
16 Dale Osborne
17 Mike Davis
18 Rob Lewis
20 Janice Pope, Sara Thompson
21 Will Lee, Linnea Van Manen
22 James King, Gary Stutts 25 Bill Eastman, Elizabeth Stroop 27 Tim Lindsay
28 Ernest Roberts
29 Debbie Reinhartsen
30 Laura Jenkins
ANNIVERSARIES
2 Katherine & Talmadge Walker
3 Lee & Judy Scott
4 Edith & Sheldon Wiggins
5 Stewart Bankhead & Stuart Cantrell
6 Bill & Judith Eastman
11 Barbara & Weldon Thornton
12 C.L. & Nell Morton
14 Lynne O’Brien & Roger Mitchell
26 Jan Clark & Janice Pope, Alice Glover & Donald Beeson
27 John & Yvonne Holt
Church Family Mike Berkut Meredith Bratcher Allen Davidson Chris McDougald Claudia Cannady Bill Bodkin Bob Phillips Ginny Lansing Carolyn Kozelka Rachel Avery Jo Flair Karin Mills Norma Wilhoit
Kara Richards-Baker Swanson-Boyd Family Lynda & Harry Jensen
Our condolences to Caryl Price, whose father, Malone Thomason, died August 16th.
Health Center/Hospital Residents Marj Boltz Ann Overton Joan Ewing Rusty Wagoner Ernie Roberts
Extended Family Tan & Scott Coats (Thailand missionaries) Andrew Henley (Carl Henley)
Bill & Hilda Moffitt Aaron Perkinson, USAF (Nape Baker) Jim & Mary Alice Kearley (Christine
Jernigan) Steve & Lisa Emrich (Nan Pardington) Susan Surratt (S. Bankhead & S. Cantrell) Jean & John Bankhead (Bankhead/Cantrell) Rose West (Susan Read) Logan Joines, Army (Betty Raft) Heidi Andersen (Mel & Christine Andersen) David Houser (Lynn Houser) Bill & Ellen Huffman (Anne Huffman) Margery Lightsey (Gloria Lightsey-Lewis) Johnny O’Neal (Janet O’Neal) Linda Baker (Nape Baker) Judith Knight (Myra & Josiah Knight) Newt Smith (Nancy Joyner)
David Baddour Family of Danny & Anne Lotz Wildfires in Western USA Joseph Violandi (Art & Gretchen Aylsworth)
Family of Daniel Deter (Karen Long)
Family of Luann Martin (Connie Gates)
Nanh & Sugin Siu (Ehn Rocham & Phyut Siu)
President Jimmy Carter Selena Clark Hoyle (Libba Wells)
Maria de la Mata (Maribel Bruno)
PRAYER CONCERNS & JOYS
SEPTEMBER 2015 NEWSLETTER
We Welcome Our New Members
Charla Baker
Joined July 26, 2015
Lucy, Joel, and Francine
Vander Kamp Joined August 23, 2015
NC PRIDE MARCH
Do you love to walk proudly with a smile on your face and a friend by your side? Does celebrating Marriage Equality while walking the decorated streets of Durham and Duke's campus sound exciting to you? Have you always wanted to share a Binkley parade banner with Stuart Cantrell or Tonya Hamm? Then please put on your favorite walking shoes to join celebratory marchers from our church and community groups around our state for the 2015 NC PRIDE March on September 26. The march itself begins at 1:00 pm but the informative and beautiful booths open on the Duke campus much earlier. Go to www.ncpride.org for full details. Sign up on Dale Osborne's door if you can walk with the Binkley crew (carpools can be arranged). We are grateful to Chris McDougald and Ron Simmons for staffing the Binkley table at Duke. The colors, emotions and spirit of the day will welcome all of us.
KIDSCOPE CHILDCARE UPDATE
Please be in prayerful support of the new child-care program which will be opening its doors in mid-September. Many preparations are occur-ring so that they are fully ready to receive chil-dren with special needs as well as typically de-veloping children.
YOUTH GROUP RENEWAL AND REJOICING
If you are part of a family that houses a 6th - 12th grader then you are officially invited to the Youth Group Kick-off dinner on September 13, 2015 at 6:00 pm in the fellowship hall. This eve-ning of food, re-connecting and rejoicing is open to the entire family. We will meet and welcome our new youth and talk about the coming semes-ter of Gospel inspired activities. I am grateful to Heather Rabalais and Ashley Nissler for agreeing to lead our Youth Committee again this year. They will be contacting you to seek your help on the committee and to invite your participation as a Sunday meal provider. Please say "YES" when-ever the Spirit leads you in that direction. Also, mark your calendars now for our October 17-18 Whitewater rafting adventure! I can't wait to see you all! WDO
BINKLEY PRESCHOOL TO CELEBRATE 50 YEARS OF SUPPORTING BEAUTIFUL CHILDREN
Mark your calendars for October 4 during Worship as we will be celebrating a wonderful anniversary for our pre-school. Ellen Cole (Binkley Preschool Director) and the BPS Board are excited about celebrating with the church. More details will follow. Hooray for children!
EARLY WORSHIP RENEWS SCHOOL-YEAR SCHEDULE
Please join us on the 1st and 3rd Sun-days of each month for an engaging worship experience for all ages! A little less formal than 11:00 Worship, Early Worship leaders guide reflection on Bi-ble passages or stories through discus-sion, creative art, and drama. Our mu-sic is often accompanied by guitar. We also share joy and concerns and pray in community. First gathering: 9:45 a.m., Sept. 6, in the Lounge. Second gathering: 8:45 a.m., Sept. 20, in the Chapel. (The earlier 8:45 a.m. time and Chapel location con-tinue throughout the year.)
LISTENING FOR WHAT GIVES US LIFE: WEDNESDAY NIGHTS IN SEPTEMBER
Wednesday Night Dinners for the fall begin on September 16th, at 5:30 p.m., with the program to follow from 6-7:00 p.m. (Junior Choir for children K-4th grade meets in Room 15.) In September, we’ll be exploring how our paid work and avocations, our life experiences and our faith, weave together in particular ways unique to each one of us. We’ll begin with a short presentation and discussion on September 16; on September 23, we’ll hear from Verla Insko about her journey. Join us in the Lounge. And don’t for-get to sign up by Tuesday noon for the meal!
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Remembering the Blowing Rock Retreat:
We listened, we laughed, and we sang. We were serious and we were silly. We played and we prayed. And we learned more
deeply what it means to love one another the way God does.
The Primetimers are delighted to kick off this season with a presentation by our very own Rev.
Robert Seymour, which he has entitled 'Hopes for the Future in Chapel Hill'. Although Bob just celebrated his 90th birthday, he is still actively engaged in and pas-sionate about projects that will benefit our community. Come join us and be inspired. We will meet at 12:30 on Wednesday, 9/9, in the lounge for lunch ($8) fol-lowed by the program. A sign-up sheet is located on Dale Osborne's door, or contact the office at [email protected]. If you wish to come just for the program, please sign up noting 'no meal' so we can have a chair available for you. For more infor-mation please contact Barbara Harris at [email protected].
BINKLEY READERS -- JESUS: A REVOLUTIONARY BIOGRAPHY:
The Binkley Readers will discuss John Dominic Crossan's Jesus: A Revolutionary Biography at our next meeting, Friday, September 11, at 7:30 p.m. in the church li-brary. Crossan describes what we can really know about the life of Jesus, using the tools of contempo-rary historians. This book may be of interest to many in our congre-gation, so we want to give you all a special invita-tion to read the book and join us on September 11. Paul Lindsay will lead the discussion. Binkley Readers always welcomes new participants at any of our meetings, on the second Friday of each month.
Music Notes The Binkley Children's Choir is looking for new singers age Pre-K to 4th grade, and is open to members, friends, and family. All are welcome to come to find out more about the program while enjoying food, fun, and PUPPIES! See details (adjacent) for more infor-mation, or call the church office with ques-tions/RSVPs. We hope to see you there!
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HEAR YE! HEAR YE!
The Binkley Bell Choir currently has membership oppor-tunities available, and will resume rehearsal on Thursday, Septem-ber 17 at 5:30pm in the Choir Room.
Call Daniel for more information, 919-942-4964, ext. 24.
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YOUTH CHOIR TRIP
Want to go out of town with other Binkley Youth, make new friends, and sing with other young adults from across the Southeast? Then come to the Youth Choir Pizza Kickoff Party in the St. Francis Courtyard at 5pm on September 20 to find out how. We’ll unveil plans for the 2015-2016 sea-son, and perhaps most importantly have a time to hear from you about your hopes and dreams for this essential part of the Binkley Baptist Church Music Ministry.
All Youth and their parents are invited. Be on the lookout for your personal email invitation. If you have questions in the meantime, don’t hesitate to contact Daniel at 919-942-4964, ext. 24.
On the Sunday of Gay Pride Weekend (September 27) we will host members of the TGMC during our morn-ing worship service. The chorus, under the leadership of Artistic Director Dr. Jay Pierson, will sing selections from their repertory and will also join with the Binkley Chancel Choir for the anthem at the offertory.
The TGMC celebrates their 20th Anniversary this season, and is delighted to return to Binkley where they gave their debut concert all those years ago.
The music ministry is delighted that we are THE only church in the Triangle to host the chorus during Pride, and feel absolutely blessed to have reconnected with them on this significant anniversary year. Please invite your friends and family, and help spread the word about this great service at Binkley.
WORSHIP MUSIC: SEPTEMBER 2015
September 13 (Launch Sunday) Chancel Choir & Children’s Choir September 27 (Gay Pride Weekend) Introit-This is the Day Davis/Cherrix Chancel Choir and members of the Jesus, Savior pilot me Stephan Casurella Triangle Gay Men’s Chorus; Dr. Jay Gloria Jacques Berthier Pierson, Artistic Director
September 20 (Homecoming) Chancel Choir; Robbie Link, cello; Dr. Brooks Smith, flute; Chris Sefton & Will Buddendeck, trumpet; and Chase Carrol, percussion Jesus, we want to meet Frank Boles Seek first God’s kingdom Thomas Pavlechko Leaning on the everlasting arms Eric Nelson Amen #6 Daniel Gawthrop
An exciting fall is in store for Binkley. Mark your calen-dars for these special upcom-ing events, and stay tuned for more details.
Blessing of the Animals: October 3: 10 am, St. Francis Courtyard
Binkley Preschool 50th Anniversary Celebration: October 4: 11 am, Worship
Baptist Peace Fellowship of North America Director, LaDayne Polaski, speaks at
Wednesday Supper: October 7: 6 pm, Lounge
Alliance of Baptists’ Paula Dempsey Preaches: October 11: 11 am, Worship
Executive Minister of ABCOTS, Dr. James Harrison, speaks:
October 14: 6 pm, Lounge
Binkley at Barbee’s! Dr. McFaul, Daniel Cherrix, and Chancel Choir at
Barbee’s Chapel: October 18
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A NEW LOOK FOR THE KITCHEN ENTRANCE! A welcoming and long overdue change is coming to Binkley's kitchen entrance. Our brick sidewalks have served us well for decades but they are no longer safe and sustainable. For many in our com-munity, this entrance is the gateway to church and community activities. It is important that this en-trance reflect the concern for safety, appropriate use of resources and welcoming appearance that the people of Binkley value.
The Grounds Committee has carefully researched options that will provide a safe, accessible, finan-cially affordable and aesthetically pleasing entrance to our church and Council recently approved their recommendation. This fall the sidewalks leading to the south side doors will be renovated with brick bordered concrete similar to the new sidewalk lead-ing to the Meals on Wheels entrance. There will be some landscaping changes for a more unified appear-ance and to help direct visitors to the entrance. The rose garden will remain unchanged. The patio out-s ide the lounge wil l remain brick.
Any change to a building as beloved as Binkley can be difficult for many. We hope you will all appreci-ate the need for this renovation and embrace the new look as a positive change for our building and the safety of the people who come here. --Janet O'Neal on behalf of the Grounds Committee
BINKLEY HOMECOMING OPEN
In recognition of and support for Binkley's First Homecoming Celebration, the much anticipated Occasional Binkley Open will be named in honor of our First Homecoming. The Homecoming Open will be played Tuesday, September 22, 2015 at the Southwick Golf Course near Swepsonville. We will gather at 9:30am for team selection. The first tee time is 10:00 am.
The Homecoming Open fee is $30 (make checks out to Joe Clontz; can be paid at the Tournament) and includes green fees, cart and a hot dog and drink at the turn. Information, registration and directions are available from Joe Clontz:(919-969-4517); [email protected]. Registration deadline is Sunday, September 20. Join us for fun!
PASTORAL ENTRANCES AND EXITS
For those who were unable to attend in late July, the Transition Team invites you to another opportunity for congregational conversation around “Pastoral En-trances and Exits.” Join us on Sunday, October 4 f r o m 4 - 6 p m . P l e a s e R S V P t o [email protected].
Join together to remember the pastoral and ministe-rial staff who have served our congregation in its first 57 years. We will use a timeline of staff members, have a chance to reflect, capture memories by posting them on the timeline, celebrate, and give thanks for all that has been. The session concludes with a time to ritually give thanks for, celebrate, heal, and let go of those past corporate and personal experiences that are unnecessary ballast as our Church journeys into the future.
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Transition Journey: Channel Markers...
Excerpts from the log of the good ship Binkley Transition:
After assembling and organizing the crew in February, March, and into April, we set sail. With strong winds and following seas in May, we made sure and speedy progress, engaging in a well-attended May-mester conversation series. We gave focus to our chal-lenges, our heritage, our mission, leadership needs, and core values.
The open seas of spring gave way to the doldrums of summer, yet, with the urging of Captain Marcus and the energies of an able crew, good progress has been made. The Transition team led a heritage event in late July urging remembrance of pastoral entrances and exits, (an event that will be repeated in October), and are in the midst of facilitating more than a dozen focus group conversations through-out the congregation. So far we have learned from these groups that our vessel is stable and quite sea-worthy. There is high satisfaction with Binkley as a spiritual home, great appreciation for our interim leadership, a variety of specific hopes for our future, and clear-minded understanding of the changes within and around us. The pace of our journey has, so far, been deemed agreeable, though a yearning to know what is on the other side of the horizon wills the jour-ney onward.
Captain Marcus has assembled a Mission Statement writing group, and their enthusiasm will be met with good material collected from our May-mester conversations.
After our May-mester conversations about lay leadership and subsequent interviews with current and former leaders, the Transition Team submitted a full report of our findings to the Church Council and the Board of Deacons about identifying, equipping, and supporting lay leadership, deacon elections, and congregational decision-making.
The fall schedule is ambitious, with great energy already swirling around our Homecoming on September 20 (James Forbes will be preaching and there will be dinner on the grounds!). We will honor our mission connections on Wednesday nights, mid-September to mid-November. The implications for the future of our journey will be discerned as more sailors are mustered to assist in navigation.
Reminder: the Transition Team members are: Marcus McFaul, Matthew Ripley Moffitt, Priscilla Bratcher, Charles Coble, Tonya Hamm, Gary Stutts, Jerry VanSant, Sonnie VanSant, Katherine Walker, and Ken Williams. An email sent to [email protected] will reach all Transition Team members, and, unless the writer gives other in-structions, we treat all such communications as confidential (that is, helpful information for the Transition Team's re-flection but not for wider conversation.)
“The journey continues as we go boldly and faithfully into our future in God.”
-Submitted by Ken Williams
"MAKING THE CONNECTIONS: YOUR ROLE AS A FAITH CONNECTOR"
What is a Faith Connector? Who can become a Faith Connector? Learn how a small, but significant vol-unteer connection can make a big difference for those dealing with mental illness in our communi-ties. Join us on Friday, September 18th, from 3:30-5 at St. Thomas More Catholic Church (Room 110). Joanne and Leslie Beckman will facilitate our discus-sion. Questions? Contact Barbara Elder at [email protected]
Wish List for the Nursery: We welcome your donations!
*assorted legos *little horses *plastic little animals/dinosaurs *gems (stones for fish tanks...find at $ stores) *small assorted sizes of baskets *little round tablecloths *radio
Please leave at the main office or at Stephanie Ford's office.
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CHRISTIAN FORMATION OPPORTUNITIES—FALL 2015
Adult Church School Classes—Starting September 13
Just Economics, Just Connections, Right Now, Lounge Peace & Justice Action Group, facilitating
This class has its roots in the monthly discussions of Binkley’s Peace & Justice Action group. Local is-sues of justice and injustice abound. Becoming informed about those issues enables us to be part of the solutions which lead to justice. Susan Rogers will ground this semester’s class in thoughtful bibli-cal study. Following her opening two sessions, various Binkley and other community leaders will ad-dress specific issues and speak about their involvement in bringing justice to bear on those issues. The topics include specific efforts to address local poverty, affordable housing, a living wage, human traf-ficking, and programs on behalf of children. Rather than feeling overwhelmed by big problems, we seek to be inspired by stories of those who tackling the problems on the local level. Join us.
The Earth, Our Home: Thinking Aloud, Sunroom Bob Phillips and Charles Coble, Co-facilitators
This class has developed from a sense of urgency that our Earth has become endangered by human thoughtlessness—and that we are called by our Creator to work towards its mending. Initially, we’ll ground our discussion by considering what an agrarian reading of the Bible looks like. Then through dialog with wisdom figures like Wendell Berry and Thomas Berry, as well as theologians like Bill McKibbens, Sallie McFague, and Norman Wirzba –we’ll continue to explore a basis for acting on be-half of justice for Earth and her creatures, as well as discuss practical ways to get there.
Living with Grief and Loss: Mine, and Others, Room 17 Meredith Bratcher and Nape Baker, Co-facilitators
Six Sessions, October 4-November 11 You are invited to join us in exploring the varieties of grief, our own understandings of this profound aspect of human life, and some ways we can skillfully offer support to one another in particular times of grief. Some readings will be provided, as grounding for discussion; but our main resource is the life experience and reflections together of the group. This six-session exploration begins on Sunday, Oct. 4, and goes through Sunday, Nov. 11. The co-facilitators are chaplains, Nape Baker and Meredith Bratcher, speaking from a depth of life and ministry experience. Everyone is welcome.
Mindful Parenting, Room 18 Megan and Miles Highsmith, Co-facilitators
Each week, the group discusses ideas about parenting from current resources. The simple format in-cludes the following: prayer, brief check-in, summary of the book or article, and discussion on pre-pared questions. Parents, grandparents, and anyone are welcome! After all, we "parent" ourselves, too!
ESL Bible Study Class, Room 16 Maria Palmer, teacher
This class is designed for those learning English as a second language and interested in Bible Study. Participants will learn vocabulary and share from their own cultures and histories about why the sto-ries are important. Citizenship issues are also addressed.
BINKLEY BAPTIST CHURCH
1712 Willow Dr Chapel Hill, NC 27514
919-942-4964 [email protected]
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CHURCH STAFF Intentional Interim Minister
Marcus McFaul [email protected]
Associate Minister Dale Osborne
Minister of Christian Formation Stephanie Ford
Minister of Music Daniel Cherrix
Business Manager Duane Gilbert
Office Manager Stephenie Sanders
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Submit articles for the news-letter, Friday Update, or the Sunday announcement page to: [email protected].
Newsletter: The 20th of the month
Bulletin and Friday Update: Wednesday 12 noon
ARTICLE SUBMISSION & DEADLINES
Gen Fund Pastor Discretionary Fund
Actual $351,931 Balance $993
Budget $352,917 Received $626
Difference -$986 Disbursed -$946
Ending $673
FINANCIAL NEWS
PREACHING SCHEDULE
9:45 am Early Worship, Lounge (9/6 Only)
8:45 am Early Worship, Chapel (9/20)
Carol Woods Worship 9/6, 4:00 pm
Carolina Meadows Worship 9/24, 1:30 pm
(Fairways Activities Room)
WEEKLY GROUPS
Sermon Shaping Tuesdays, 1:00 pm
Library
Morning Prayer Wednesdays, 9:00 am
Chapel
Youth Group Sundays, 6:00 pm
Beginning September 13
MUSIC GROUPS
Chancel Choir Wednesdays, 7:30 pm
Choir Room
Junior Choir Wednesdays, 6:00 pm
Room 15
Handbells Thursdays, 5:30 pm
Choir Room Beginning September 17
Old Time Gospel Band
2nd & 4th Sundays, 9:30 am, Choir Room
MUSIC GROUPS, cont.
Youth Choir Sundays, 5 pm Choir Room
Beginning September 20
MONTHLY GROUPS
Binkley Readers 9/11, 7:30 pm, Library
Daytime Book Group 9/22, 10:30 am, Library
Primetimers 9/9, 12:30 pm, Lounge Rev. Robert Seymour,
guest speaker
SEPTEMBER GROUP MEETINGS (FULL CALENDAR AVAILABLE AT BINKLEYCHURCH .ORG)
9/6 Marcus McFaul
9/13 Marcus McFaul
9/20 James Forbes
9/27 Susan Rogers
