Dinner for 8, Spring- April, May, and June
This is an opportunity to join other church members in a small group at a home for dinner
and fellowship. The groups will meet once a month for the 3 months. Everyone brings a dish
to pass and the host provides the main course. Sign up for groups will begin in December
and will meet either on Sunday evenings or Saturday evenings.
Presbyterian Women is open to all women of the church. Contact Virginia
Cavarerta for details on programs.
Association meetings will be held on the first Wednesdays in October, December, April, and
June. We will host the White Breakfast on Ash Wednesday. New members, as well as active
members, are invited to attend these meetings. They are also encouraged to attend monthly
Circle meetings September through May.
What is a Circle? A Circle is a ring of women who support each other through Bible study,
commitment to mission, and fellowship.
Circles meet: Eve - Fourth Monday at 1 :00 PM.
Leaders - Jean June & Phyllis Hebert
Mary Martha - Fourth Wednesday at 11 :30 AM.
Leaders - Jacqueline Haskin & Helen Friess
Naomi - Fourth Wednesday at 10:00 AM.
Leaders - Elaine Aron & Sandy Robison
Single Place - All Singles 7:30
p.m.Thursdays
Contact: Pastor James P. Russell (248) 349-0911
Refer to the Single Place section of this catalog, for descriptions of Thursday and
weekend activities.
New Horizons Ministry
New Horizons Ministry meets once a month and is organized to provide an environment of
fellowship, learning and social interaction through activities and service for people age
50 and over.
Tour of Focus Hope of Detroit - Lunch - Tour of the Village of Oakman Manor of
the Presbyterian Village of Michigan - Thursday, April 17, 2008.
Focus Hope of Detroit is a place where people are trained for the future to work as
craftsman and engineers for the auto industry and other industries in our industrialized
and technological world. Focus Hope’s genesis began from a idea of Father William
Cunningham. Focus Hope is supported by First Presbyterian Church Mission & Outreach.
We will have lunch at Focus Hope. Across the street from Focus Hope is the brand new
Village of Oakman Manor of The Presbyterian Villages of Michigan. This is a great asset
for the Community of Detroit. Oakman Manor is one of the 18 Ministries of Presbyterian
Villages of Michigan.
Tipping Point Theatre of Northville and Dinner at Rocky’s Restaurant
Sunday, May 4, 2008.
New Horizons will be going to the brand new theatre of Northville, the Tippiing Point, to
see
Manuscript. Tickets are $16. Afterwards New Horizons will go to Rocky’s of Northville
for dinner, great food and fellowship. For more information about New Horizons you may
call Lois and Nils Karlson.
New Horizons Tiger
Day at Comerica Park Thursday, June 12 at 11:25 am
Detroit Tiger Fans - the Detroit Tigers will be playing the Chicago White Sox on
Thursday, June 12 at 1:00 pm.
New Horizons will depart from First Presbyterian Church at 11:25am to go to Comerica Park.
Tickets are $20. Tickets must be purchased by Sunday, June 1 st in
Boll Fellowship Hall or at the church office. New Horizons has a limited number of
tickets. Come and enjoy beautiful Comerica Park as the Detroit Tigers will play Chicago
White Sox. Tickets are on sale.
Purpie Rose Theatre
Friday, July 18th at 6:30 pm
Hard on the heels of Escanaba in Love, Jeff Daniels introduces his first
Western. This winsome comedy tells the fateful tale of a prairie showdown between a
vagrant outlaw and a singing cowboy. Thrown together by unfortunate circumstances,
Panhandle Slim and the Oklahoma Kid argue the virtues of mayhem, music and the meaning
oflife. The World Premiere features original songs, as well as scoundrels, six-guns and a
horse named Buttermilk.
Afterwards we will go to Chelsea Common Grille for dessert. You may start to sign up
in May.
New Horizons Picnic Monday,
August 25 at 6:30 pm
The grill
will be ready and hamburgers and hot dogs will be great. The New Horizons Picnic will take
place at the home of Jim and Judy Russell. We will gather at 6:30 pm and you are asked to
bring a dish to pass which will include one of the following: an hors d'oeuvre, a side
dish or a dessert. We will have entertainment and we ask for $5.00 for the main food and
entertainment. Refreslmlents and paper supplies will be provided. You may sign-up for the
New Horizons Picnic in the Boll Fellowship Hall or you may call the church at 248
349-0911.
Cornwell's Dinner
Theater Thursday, September 18 at 10:15 am
Church Basement Ladies - This is perfect entertainment for everyone.
Good, clean laughs, memorable and hysterical characters, plus wonderful clever music and
nostalgia. Join the Church Basement Ladies as they keep coffee brewing, stomachs full, and
the Pastor on due course throughout the church year. Tickets will go on sale in July. We
will depart from the Boll Fellowship Hall at 10:15 am and will arrive at Cornwell's
Turkeyville at 11 :45 am. Dinner will be served at 12 noon. The dinner will include
crisp salad, followed by home-cooked turkey dinner. Our dinner will include mashed
potatoes and sage dressing topped with savory gravy. Included on the buffet will be two
seasonal vegetables. Your Dinner Theatre Buffet finishes on a scmmptious note with three
choices from the delicious homemade dessert menu. Tickets are $36.50 which includes the
play and dinner.
For more infonnation
you may call Nils and Lois Karlson.
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