This summer, Gracie Weems will be leading a book club to discuss two works of Christian fiction. The group will meet on June 24 and July 29.
Call 806-794-4015 to register.
June 24, noon, room 110 -- "Fairway Fellas" written by our own Kristie Townsen
This is a lovely book about life, joy and despair, love and hurt. The characters are loosely based on the many seniors Kristi and her husband Stuart have been blessed to serve in their 30 years of owning an assisted living facility here in Lubbock. You will fall in love with the loveable and not-so-loveable characters. Although their ages range from infant to elderly, you will love the way their lives become so intertwined. You will laugh at their antics and cry about their circumstances, and you will be sad when the book ends.
July 29, noon, room 110 -- "A Voice in the Wind" by Francine Rivers (Christian Fiction)
First in the "Mark of the Lion" series. Torn by her love for a handsome aristocrat, a young slave girl clings to her faith in the Living God for deliverance from the forces of decadent Rome. As we watch Hadassah and Atretes struggle through first-century trials, we learn how to handle similar situations in the 21st century. The "costumes" may vary, but our victorious Lord does not change.
Call 806-794-4015 to register.
June 24, noon, room 110 -- "Fairway Fellas" written by our own Kristie Townsen
This is a lovely book about life, joy and despair, love and hurt. The characters are loosely based on the many seniors Kristi and her husband Stuart have been blessed to serve in their 30 years of owning an assisted living facility here in Lubbock. You will fall in love with the loveable and not-so-loveable characters. Although their ages range from infant to elderly, you will love the way their lives become so intertwined. You will laugh at their antics and cry about their circumstances, and you will be sad when the book ends.
July 29, noon, room 110 -- "A Voice in the Wind" by Francine Rivers (Christian Fiction)
First in the "Mark of the Lion" series. Torn by her love for a handsome aristocrat, a young slave girl clings to her faith in the Living God for deliverance from the forces of decadent Rome. As we watch Hadassah and Atretes struggle through first-century trials, we learn how to handle similar situations in the 21st century. The "costumes" may vary, but our victorious Lord does not change.
The Healing Prayer Room is for anyone seeking to connect with God for physical, emotional, or spiritual healing. Jesus came to restore wholeness to every area of our lives. His touch through the prayers of others is powerful: bringing comfort, hope, and renewed life. During this time, someone will silently pray over you as you soak in the atmosphere of worship in the Wesley Chapel before joining a Healing Minister in the Healing Prayer Room for Communion, anointing with oil, and prayer. No pre-registration is required. Open every Thursday (except holidays), come and go from 7:00-8:00 p.m. in the Wesley Chapel.