Food Truck Alternative Lunch Tomorrow

Tomorrow from 11am-1:30pm, the Hibachi Hero food truck will be serving from out parking lot. Looking for a great lunch distraction with real good eats? Come on over!

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Another Alternative Lunch (and Breakfast) This Friday!!

This week's Friday Alternative Lunch - The GREAT food truck Mad LuAnn's is scheduled to be here from 7:30-1:30. Whether you prefer the Boudin Biscuit, Buffalo Chicken Sliders, BBQ Brisket Sliders, or any number of yummy delicacies, this is where to get it. As you can see from the menu below, they offer a great selection. #MadLuAnns

So, it's Breakfast and/or Lunch THIS FRIDAY!! We hope to see you here!!!

 

Food Truck Lunch Alternative

Next Friday, December 20, from 11am-1:30pm, the Hibachi Hero food truck will be serving from out parking lot. So if you are out shopping or are just looking for a great lunch distraction, come on over.

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Friday Update

Since we have the freedom to worship in this Nation, due to the sacrifice of so many of our forefathers, I do hope you will use that freedom and come to worship the Lord this Sunday. We will begin our services with the Presentation of Our Colors and Pledge of Allegiance and then worship our Lord who gives us freedom from Sin and Death.

It will be a first Sunday of the Month, so we will celebrate Holy communion and then let us not forget our ICAN food offering to go to the UCO Food Pantry. Lets load up our foyer, so we can load up their shelves at UCO, and they can help load up empty stomachs.

In view of the day, you may want to wear Red, White, and Blue, not a requirement, but your preacher doesn't want to look like the only Flag in the crowd.

I will be preaching on the song: "Battle Hymn of the Republic"-  Come hear the story behind the song, the story in the song, and the message I feel lead to share.

Work is moving slowly on our building. Monday, they will be drilling our pillar holes and filling them with concrete to help make the foundation strong and secure. But it is moving. We are told they will finish on time and on budget - Yeeeaaaa! 

We will also be praying for our Nation and Our Leaders, and I will have prayer guides to send home with you.

ICan Reminder

Time to Remember - First Sunday in 2012 means ICAN Food Offering. Bring them in this Sunday. We heard they especially could use bars of soaps, peanut butter, jelly, toilet paper, paper towels, etc., but whatever you can bring, it will be used.

Covenant News

The Patch is alive and well. We have already hosted over 1,100 children for field trips and are looking forward to another 6,000.

This is the first weekend I and wanted you to know what is going on:

Saturday: The Methodist Men are cooking hot dogs and hamburgers. Come out and eat and help us raise the flag. Flagpole that is. They are committed to put up a great focal point celebrating our beloved nation and honoring all those of our Covenant Famiily that served our nation.

Sunday: Butch Lewis will be cooking to help raise funds for the Angel Tree program. Food will be available right after Sunday School to take home or stay and eat outside and enjoy the sights.

Remember each weekend day, we have fun jumps and hay rides and the Youth Hwy 412 group is doing the concession stands, roasted peanuts, popcorn, and lots of fun. I need as many of you as possible to come out on the weekends, wearing your Covenant shirts etc. to help us greet all the people who come to visit with us.

We still need volunteers. Especially in the afternoons in our sales trailers. Please sign up in the foyer or just come out and be put to work.

Sunday is also World Communion Sunday. We will join millions of Christians around His Table celebrating what He has done for us. Bring your family and invite friends to join us for this sacred moment.

Our next Pumpkin Truck is coming October 6th at Noon. Pass the word and help us pass the Pumpkins. It may look like we have lots but we hope this weekend our guest will be bringing them home.

Sincerely,

Cabbage, Black Eyes, and I CAN

Another New Year is given to us by our Lord. We celebrated with my son's family and since they have young children and old parents our new years celebration was over by 8:30, so I could watch a little football before falling asleep, knowing that each day with the Lord is special, so all we have to do now is to learn to write 2011. I look forward to all the Lord is going to do with us and through us in this coming year. Maybe, just maybe we can see a new building going up!

Know you are knee deep in preparation of cabbage and black eye peas, and consuming lots of football as well. One is for health, one is for wealth, and one is for America's greatest past-time. Only another month or so, until we hopefully are settled in watching the Saints play for the National Championship again.

But tomorrow, Sunday, January 2, 2011 will be our first worship service in the new year. We will hear the story of the Magi, hear about The Road Less Traveled, and don't forget as we gather for Holy Communion, we will gather our offering for the UCO food pantry with our I CAN FOOD OFFERING.

Happy New Year from you Pastor.

Sincerely,
Chris Blanchard

Sunday Happenings - October 3rd

Tomorrow, the Purpose Driven Life series continues as we look at God's purpose for you and I to grow up spiritually. Sunday is time we get to join others at the Lord's Table, and it is ICAN SUNDAY. Bring some can goods and food items for the food pantry.

After church, you may want to come back and hang out at the Patch. The fun just continues.