Friday, July 24, 2009

Upcoming Events!!!

Alright everybody, here's the latest event updates!

August 2nd - Water Fight Night
Be sure to wear something you can get wet in.
Also, you might want a towel.

August 12th - Palmetto Falls Water Park (Fort Jackson)
The cost is 9.50/person (unless you already have passes)
We'll be there from 1-4PM
Please be sure to wear a modest swimsuit
Bring sunscreen, a towel, snacks (optional)
Invite your friends, the more people the cheaper it is!!

August 16th - Back Skool BBQ/Cookout
We'll be having a BBQ (hamburgers and hotdogs) @ the church campus
You bring the sides and we'll have the main course
We'll need drinks, chips, potato salad and any other BBQ musts

August 30th - Outreach Event
This is still in the works, but expect a lot of fun, music and some food.
This is an event you'll want to invite everyone you know to. Let's get our name out there!

September 11-13th - Fall Retreat
Mark you calendars. We're going on a retreat.
More details to come. You'll definitely want to be there!

Saturday, July 18, 2009

Pictures from the Sandlapper Service Project


This was the Service Project Team (minus myself and Kat)
Emptying a pool and rinsing it out

More rinsing... They were pretty dirty.

Lunch afterwards... Sandwiches

Tuesday, July 14, 2009

Sandlapper Elementary School Summer Stars Service Project


Today (July 14th, 2009) was our service project with Sandlapper Elementary School. They were kind enough to allow us to help out with their Summer Stars Daycare. For the service project half of us helped watch the students during their "Water Day" which included filling and emptying their kiddie pools. This may seem like a menial task, but the daycare workers regularly work 10 hour days and taking down those pools ended up being harder work than we anticipated. The other half of us were indoors helping with arts and crafts. At the end of "Water Day" we were fortunate enough to stay a little longer and read stories to the Kindergartners and 1st Graders giving the staff even more rest. At first our efforts didn't seem too much, but the staff at Sandlapper was extremely appreciative thanking us many times for our help. We were glad to offer a hand to our neighbors!