In This
Issue
Children's Education Summer Program
Early Morning Service - 8:30 am
MSPC Book Club
Looking for a place to recycle
August Birthdays
Children's Center
Important Dates
Sunday, August 3
8:30 am Worship/Communion
9:30 am Sunday School
Worship/Communion 10:50 am
Wednesday, August 6
5:30 pm Bible Study
6:00 pm Dinner
Sunday, August 10
Worship, 8:30 am
Sunday School 9:30 am
Worship 10:50 am
Wednesday, August 13
5:30 pm Bible Study
6:00 pm Dinner
Sunday, August 17
8:30 am Worship/Communion
9:30 am Sunday School
Worship 10:50 am
Wednesday, August 20
5:30 pm Bible Study
6:00 pm Dinner
Sunday, August 24
8:30 am Worship/Communion
9:30 am Sunday School
Worship 10:50 am
Tuesday, August 26
Session Meeting, 7:00pm
Wednesday, August 27
5:30 pm Bible Study
6:00 pm Dinner
Sunday, August 31
Worship, 8:30 am
Sunday School, 9:30 am
Worship 10:50 am
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During the Summer months we take time off from our regular program. Instead our upstairs will be transformed into a recreation area -
we will have games to play, computers to use, movies to watch, snacks to eat and video games to play.
Sundays
9:30-10:30 a.m. - Fun and Games
10:50 a.m. - Worship - Children's Sermon during worship
Extended Church - During the Summer we will again work on spiritual practices - after which the children will play upstairs until they are picked up.
Would you like to tell a Children's Sermon or share a Spiritual Practice?
Contact Pastor Kenny, 226-6254 or kennyd@msqpc.org, if you would like to volunteer.
Attending to the Presence of God
Contemplative music from around the world
Prayer
Silence
Lectio Divina—Lectio is an ancient and powerful way of practicing attention to God’s Word and Presence Communion every Sunday
Off for July and August
September 12: Einstein: His Life and Universe by Walter Isaacson
host: Faye Hallford
October 3: Three Cups of Tea: One man's mission to fight terrorism and build nations -- one school at a time
by Greg Mortenson and David Oliver Relin
host:Dorothy Williams
November 7: A Noble Radiance by Donna Leon
host: Richard McLean
December 5: Enrique's Journey by Sonia Nazario
host: Doerte Seale
Looking for a place to recycle electronics, styrofoam, cardboard?
Look no longer! We have a place in downtown San Antonio, Corona Visions, Inc., 521-7612, at 411 N. Medina, just southwest of IH 10 and Martin St.
Corona Visions, Inc. is a zero waste stream recycler, providing high quality electronic recycling, eliminating the risk of electronic waste ending up as landfill.
They are mentioned in the National Geography article, January 2008, “High-Tech Trash,” page 75.
From their website, www.coronavisions.com, “We do not allow hazardous or toxic electronics to be sent to landfills or incinerators, prisons or overseas to developing countries neither directly nor through intermediaries. Corona Visions takes great precautions to ensure that all e-waste is disposed of properly.”
And Corona Visions erases all memory devices using the same technology as the U. S. Department of a Defense.
Corona Visions charges for recycling electronics, depending on the amount, between $2 and $20.
1 – Carla Salinas & Lyn Mild
2 – Kathy Sakai
3 – Jo McIver & Andy deVoogd
4 – Cynda Reznicek
5 – Sally Hertzberg
6 – Beverly Ewald & Kasey Oden
7 – Shannon Wagner & Pat Malone
9 – Laurie Robinson
10 – Ilene Dunn
13 – Sharon Wallace
14 – Andrew Gignac
16 – Joaquin Navarrete
17 – Emma Rae Reznicek
19 – Billie Farmer & Nancy Ridgway
21 – Sue Schaefer
23 - Kiel McIver & Glenna Judd
26 – Jim Matson & Augusta Fite
27 – Raymond Judd & Maggie Burch
29 – Cameron Savage
Greetings from the children’s center:
Summer is almost gone and school days are just around the corner.
We have had a great summer with lots of fun activities. This year we are staying good bye to several of our pre-school children. Three of them have been here since their infant days.
Inez Gomez – August - 2003 thru August / 2008
Mary Sanchez – October -2003 thru August 2008
Makayla Rodriguez May 2004 thru August 2008
We have been blessed to see them grow physically and developmentally throughout the years. What an amazing transformation. The best part is that we had the pleasure of caring for their older siblings in the mid 90’s. Kudos to all our wonderful teachers for the love and patience they have for all our children year after year.
Please continue to keep our children's center in your prayers. Thank you for your continued support.
Olga |
