• There will be no afternoon or evening activities today.
• The menu for Wednesday night supper is pot luck. Please come, even if you are unable to bring food. No money will be collected.
• Book Club will meet on Monday, June 3, at 7:00 p.m.
• We are in need of new books for Old Town Elementary students to take home with them for the summer months. Please help build their libraries and encourage them to read. We need 90+ books for 1st graders. The drive runs through the end of May.
• A Called Church Conference will be held Wednesday, June 5 in conjunction with our regular 6:45 prayer meeting. The sole purpose of the conference is to elect membership for the Welcome House Liaison Team.

• The menu for Wednesday Family Night Supper this week is chicken pot pie, salad and  dessert.
• We are in need of new books for Old Town Elementary students to take home with them for the summer months. Please help build their libraries and encourage them to read. We need 90+ books for 1st graders. The drive runs through the end of May.
• A Called Church Conference will be held Wednesday, June 5 in conjunction with our regular
  6:45 prayer meeting. The sole purpose of the conference is to elect membership for the Welcome House Liaison Team.

• The menu for the Wednesday Family Night Supper this week is salad, sandwich and dessert bar.
• Children who have completed 1st through 6th grades are headed to Camp Kanuga, May 24-26. The cost is $115 for each participant ($85 for other children from same family). The entire balance and the permission forms are due today.
• Deacons will meet on Wednesday evening, May 15, at 7:30.
• College Parkers welcome singer Danny Crouse following a covered-dish luncheon on Thursday, May 16, beginning at 11:30. All senior adults are invited!
• We are collecting for the Baptist Hospital Mother’s Day Offering. Since 1924, North Carolina Baptists have given to the Mother’s Day Offering to “extend the healing ministry of Jesus Christ, especially to the needy.” Today your gifts to the Mother’s Day Offering continue that work to assist patients in financial need at Wake Forest Baptist Health. Our goal is $2,000.
• We are in need of new books for Old Town Elementary students to take home with them for the summer months. Please help build their libraries and encourage them to read. We need 90+ books for 1st graders. The drive runs through the end of May.
• Graduates will be recognized on June 2. Please contact Jeff if you or someone in your family will be graduating. We need name, school, and degree conferred. This information should be in to the church office or to Jeff no later than today.

• We will be having breakfast for supper on Wednesday evening.
• If you would like to participate in our Parent/Baby Dedication on Mother’s Day, May 12, please contact the church office by tomorrow.
• At 11:00 a.m. Tuesday, those interested in helping with the Welcome House ministry are invited to meet with Marc Wyatt at the Ransom Road house. Our next guests will move in Wednesday.
• Make plans to gather with friends on Tuesday, May 7, to help your neighbors in Forsyth County. Participating restaurants give 10% of their proceeds to Crisis Control Ministry to assist neighbors in crisis.
• Deacons will meet on Wednesday evening, May 15, at 7:30.h
• College Parkers welcome singer Danny Crouse following a covered-dish luncheon on Thursday, May 16, beginning at 11:30. All senior adults are invited!
• We are collecting for the Baptist Hospital Mother’s Day Offering. Since 1924, North Carolina Baptists have given to the Mother’s Day Offering to “extend the healing ministry of Jesus Christ, especially to the needy.” Today your gifts to the Mother’s Day Offering continue that work to assist patients in financial need at Wake Forest Baptist Health. Our goal is $2,000.
• We are in need of new books for Old Town Elementary students to take home with them for the summer months. Please help build their libraries and encourage them to read. We need 90+ books for 1st graders. The drive runs through the end of May.
• Graduates will be recognized on June 2. Please contact Jeff if you or someone in your family will be graduating. We need name, school, and degree conferred. This information should be in to the church office or to Jeff no later than May 12.

Upcoming events

• The menu for Wednesday night supper is baked spaghetti, salad, rolls and dessert.
• Book Club meets on Monday night, April 29 at 7:00.
• If you would like to participate in our Parent/Baby Dedication on Mother’s Day, May 12, please contact the church office no later than May 4.
• Volunteer training for the Forsyth Jail Ministry will be Sunday afternoon, April 28, 2:30 – 4:00 pm at the Piney Grove Baptist Church Family Life Center, at 4633 Grove Garden Rd, W-S, NC 27106. Please be prompt – no one admitted after 2:30. Please bring a good photocopy of your driver’s license with you. Please join our team as we minister to those in the Forsyth County Jail!
• Qualified Charitable Distributions (QCDs) are more valuable than ever. With the doubling of the standard deduction and the suspension and limitation of many other deductions, far fewer taxpayers are likely to itemize. This means that far fewer will be able take advantage of the deduction for charitable giving. With a QCD, you can use the standard deduction and get a tax break for your charitable contributions. Is a QCD right for you? You must be age 70 ½ and the funds from your IRA must go directly to a qualified charity. You are also limited to $100,000 annually. A bonus benefit is that your QCD can satisfy your required minimum distribution from the IRA. See Grace Hodge for details.

• There will be no Family Night activities this Wednesday.
• We are collecting for the North American Missions Offering. Our goal is $5,500.
• Join us for our Holy Week services: Maundy Thursday – 7:00 p.m., April 18; Tenebrae – Friday, April 19, 7:00 p.m.; and Resurrection Sunday – April 21.
• College Parkers meet on Thursday, April 18, at 11:30 a.m. for a covered-dish luncheon, followed by a program by Mary Lou White from the Piedmont Triad Council on Aging.
• The regular Church Conference will be on Wednesday evening, April 24.
• Our youth will be leading us in worship on Sunday, April 28. We will have a combined service at 11:00 as we celebrate Youth Sunday.
• Book Club meets on Monday, April 29 at 7:00 p.m.

• The menu for Wednesday night supper is sweet and sour meatballs, hash brown casserole, green beans, rolls and dessert.
• Revival services will be held each evening at 7:00, Sunday, April 7 – Wednesday, April 10. On Sunday morning, we will worship together in a combined service at 11:00. Come join us for a fellowship supper each evening at 5:30, followed by the services in the Big Tent with Rev. Randy Weeaks as our guest speaker. Bring a guest!
• Grub Club will be going to Bad Daddy’s on Tuesday, April 9, leaving at 11:00 a.m. Sign up at the Welcome Desk if you would like to go.
• Our children, ages birth – kindergarten, will be enjoying an Easter Egg Hunt on Wednesday, April 10, at 6:30 p.m. on the playground. Following the Re:Vival service, ages through 6th grade will have a lighted egg hunt on the playground.
• There will be no Wednesday evening activities on April 17.
• College Parkers meet on Thursday, April 18 at 11:30 a.m. for a covered-dish lunch, followed by a program presented by Mary Lou White from the Piedmont Triad Council on Aging.
• Make plans to come to our Maundy Thursday service on Thursday evening, April 18, at 7:00.
• Our Tenebrae service will be on Friday evening, April 19 at 7:00.
• Our regular Church Conference is Wednesday evening, April 24 at 6:45.
• Our youth will be leading us in worship on Sunday, April 28. We will have a combined service at 11:00 as we celebrate Youth Sunday.
• Book Club meets on Monday, April 29 at 7:00 p.m.

• The menu for Wednesday night supper is chicken pot pie, side/salad, rolls and dessert.
• The Grub Club is going to K&W on Monday, March 25, leaving the church at 11:30 a.m. Please sign up if you would like to go.
• Book Club meets on Monday evening at 7:00.
• College Park is anxious to help our friends and neighbors down east. We periodically collect items to transport, and we have two coming opportunities for adults to go and serve.
  On March 22 and 23, NC Baptists on Mission will offer training for anyone interested in Disaster Relief. It will be in Thomasville on Friday evening and the following Saturday. All ages and abilities are welcome to train. Services are needed in Mass Feeding, Mud Out, Child Care, Administration, Chain Saw, and many other categories. If you are interested, please go to baptistsonmission.org, then click Training. Click Disaster Relief, then choose the category that most interests you. We are in Region 5. You can register on that page.
  On April 24 – 27, we are recruiting a team to assist with the rebuild. Exactly where we go will be determined by the size of the group and needs at the time. Barbie Kale is organizing the team and will provide more information as the time draws near.
• If you would like to place a lily in the sanctuary for Easter Sunday, April 21, please use the order form found at the Welcome Desk and return it to the church office no later than Wednesday, March 27. The cost will be $12.00/per plant and this should be paid at the time you order.
• Revival services will be held each evening at 7:00, Sunday, April 7 – Wednesday, April 10. Come join us for a fellowship supper each evening at 5:30, followed by the services in the Big Tent with Rev. Randy Weeaks as our guest speaker. Bring a guest!

• The menu for Wednesday night supper is fried chicken, potatoes, green beans, rolls and dessert.
• Forsyth Memorial Cemetery is sponsoring a Lunch and Learn at College Park on Tuesday, March 12 at 11:30. Please let Matt Wilson know if you would like to attend.
• There will be a called church conference on March 13 at 6:30 p.m. At the October conference, the church approved a six-month partnership with Welcome House ministries for the use of the Ransom Road house. The purpose of the called conference is to consider a motion from the Deacons to continue this partnership. If you have questions in advance of the meeting, please contact Deacons Russell Talley or Rick Matthews.
• College Park is anxious to help our friends and neighbors down east. We periodically collect items to transport, and we have two coming opportunities for adults to go and serve.
  • On March 22 and 23, NC Baptists on Mission will offer training for anyone interested in Disaster Relief. It will be in Thomasville on Friday evening and the following Saturday. All ages and abilities are welcome to train. Services are needed in Mass Feeding, Mud Out, Child Care, Administration, Chain Saw, and many other categories. If you are interested, please go to baptistsonmission.org, then click Training. Click Disaster Relief, then choose the category that most interests you. We are in Region 5. You can register on that page.
  • On April 17 to 20, we are recruiting a team to assist with the rebuild. Exactly where we go will be determined by the size of the group and needs at the time. Barbie Kale is organizing the team and will provide more information as the time draws near.
    If you would like to place a lily in the sanctuary for Easter Sunday, April 21, please use the order form found at the Welcome Desk and return it to the church office no later than Wednesday, March 27. The cost will be $12.00/per plant and this should be paid at the time you order.
• We will have a combined worship service at 11:00 a.m. next Sunday morning, March 17.

• The menu for Wednesday night supper is baked spaghetti, salad, rolls and dessert.
• We are collecting for the Heck Jones Missions Offering. Our goal is $1,500.
• There will be a called church conference on March 13 at 6:30 p.m. At the October conference, the church approved a six-month partnership with Welcome House ministries for the use of the Ransom Road house. The purpose of the called conference is to consider a motion from the Deacons to continue this partnership. If you have questions in advance of the meeting, please contact Deacons Russell Talley or Rick Matthews.
• College Park is eager to help our friends and neighbors down east. We periodically collect items to transport, and we have two coming opportunities for adults to go and serve.
  • On March 22 and 23, NC Baptists on Mission will offer training for anyone interested in Disaster Relief. It will be in Thomasville on Friday evening and the following Saturday. All ages and abilities are welcome to train. Services are needed in Mass Feeding, Mud Out, Child Care, Administration, Chain Saw, and many other categories. If you are interested, please go to baptistsonmission.org, then click Training. Click Disaster Relief, then choose the category that most interests you. We are in Region 5. You can register on that page.
  • On April 17 to 20, we are recruiting a team to assist with the rebuild. Exactly where we go will be determined by the size of the group and needs at the time. Barbie Kale is organizing the team and will provide more information as the time draws near.
• Forsyth Memorial Cemetery is sponsoring a Lunch and Learn at College Park on Tuesday, March 12 at 11:30. Please let Matt Wilson know if you would like to attend.