Fair Trade Coffee House - Friday, November 21stDon't miss our first Coffee House of the season featuring:and Your $5 donation includes a night of quality entertainment, dessert, and a "bottomless" cup of Fair Trade coffee from Bongo Java Roasting Company, Nashville. Infant/Toddler care is provided! Celebrating 50 years of YOUTH MINISTRY on November 28th!We are looking for everyone who participated in the VSCC Youth Group during the past 50 years.Call the office at 269-5614 OR follow the online LINK to share any information you have about past youth group members.
We hope to be mailing and emailing hundreds of invitations to those who came before us. Please help us with any information you can provide. It’s safe to assume that we have no viable youth records from the past 50 years.
The anniversary celebration will be part of the Fair Trade Coffee House on Friday, November 28th. Past youth group members…Performers: Gabe Dixon, Stephen Moseley, Michael Ligon, Scott Miller, Stephen Tallent; Announcer: Kennedy Shuler; Video Production: Caitlin Dixon; Set Design: John Reed; Original Art: Yu Araki; Sound Engineering: Joe Keith.
Thanks in advance for your help!
The Youth Group
Making Darfur a PriorityIf you drive past Vine Street this week, you may notice a sea of small orange flags stretching across the front lawn. This past Sunday, 400 flags were prayerfully placed in the ground in remembrance of our brothers and sisters who have lost their lives during the conflict in Darfur, Sudan.Each flag represents 1,000 people who have died and 6,250 others displaced from their homes. That's a total of 400,000 casualties and 2.5 million homeless -- more than the population of the Nashville metro area. During the prayer vigil Sunday morning, Vine Street members were joined by several visitors, including Susan Pankowsky from West End Synagogue and Judy Saks from Tennesseans Against Genocide. In spite of the cold, participants sang, prayed, and reflected on their power to make a difference. You can join them by signing a postcard at www.addyourvoice.org, urging the president-elect to make peace in Darfur a priority.
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