October 26

Many of us in Savannah are familiar with KENSINGTON PARK — the neighborhood off of DeRenne and Waters Avenue. Tomorrow at church, we will be transported to KENSINGTON GARDENS which is a beautiful PARK in London. Kensington Gardens is the setting for the musical, Finding Neverland, the show that we will be using to enrich our worship experience on Sunday. We thank Jason Zimmer, Kathy Hodges, Chuck Eyler, Tim Steinhauser, Dave Lewis and others for all of the painting and constructing of the Kensington Park Set and all of the other previous sets for God On Broadway 2024. We were fortunate to have a special helper for Sunday's set. The late, legendary theatre-lover, artist, and Asburian, Dix Elliott, painted trees for one of our theatrical productions in the 1990s. Dix's trees were saved and are now being used to create Kensington Gardens. Dix would be thrilled! 

Finding Neverland focuses on the life of playwright J.M. Barrie and the interesting experiences that led him to write the play and book, Peter Pan. Asburian and actor, RYAN MCCURDY, flew in from New York City yesterday in order to portray J.M. Barrie in Sunday's service. GRAYSON and COLLIS WEST will be driving in from Ludowici, Georgia, and FITZ KINCADE from Statesboro to play the children and youth who impact Barrie's life. These four people will have travelled many miles to help you experience this story and its important message. I hope you will travel to the corner of Henry and Waters to experience it. It's going to be sooooo good and sooooo powerful! Bring others with you. This will be our last God On Broadway Service this year. Don't miss it if you can help it! It will be a life changer! 

LIVING THE QUESTIONS
Join us every Sunday for fellowship and education as we discuss segments from the great study series, Living the Questions. We meet in the social hall (Holliday Hall) at 10:00 a.m., and we'd love for you to join us. Come have a cup of coffee at 9:45 A.M. as we gather together. 

This is the last Sunday to contribute to our Youth Group's Annual October Food Drive for P.A.C.K. (People of Action Caring for Kids).  To participate, bring non-perishable food items this Sunday and place them on the stage in Holliday Hall. We thank all of you who have already brought items — much appreciated!

Asbury and Wesley Oak will have a booth at PRIDE — which will be today in Forsyth Park. The booth opens at 12 Noon. Please come on by! We'd love to see you!!

After PRIDE, join us over at our Wesley Oak Campus to see our children in action at our annual Trunk or Treat Festival. There will be lots of games and treats. It is from 4:30 — 6:30 pm. Corner of Victory Drive and Mechanics Avenue.

If you have any questions or if we can help you in any way, please give me a call or call the church office (912-233-4351).

God bless you all and hope to see you Sunday! 

Love and Blessings!
Billy