October 28

October has flown by! This Sunday we'll be having our last God On Broadway Service for the year — The Addams Family! Yes, they're creepy and they're kooky, mysterious and spooky; They're all together ooky — but the Addams family has a lot of good theology to offer us. So come ready to snap your fingers as Gomez, Morticia, Wednesday, Pugsley, Lurch, Grandmama, Fester, and "Thing" lead us in worship.

It's impossible to pull off five God On Broadway Services in one month without help from a whole lot of people. First and foremost, I want to thank the members of the choir. The choir is the backbone of our GOB Services. Their willingness to practice, practice, practice and to work as a team is what makes God On Broadway a success. 

There are a whole lot of other folks we need to thank for helping make God On Broadway so special. We'll have a list of all of the folks in the December Newsletter.

Join us today from 4:00 — 6:00 pm at the Wesley Oak Campus for games, crafts, food, music, and CANDY! Come, celebrate Halloween and the fall season with your church family! Feel free to bring guests! Wesley Oak is on the corner of Victory Drive and Mechanics Avenue in Thunderbolt.

Our Youth will be taking orders after the church service for Christmas Trees, wreaths, and garland. The proceeds go towards the Youth Mission Trips.

Thank you to everyone who has brought food to the church for our youth-sponsored Food Drive. We have LOTS of food to take to P.A.C.K. (People of Action Caring for Kids). Tomorrow is our last day for collecting food, so if you want to contribute, simply put your items on the stage in Holliday Hall. Thanks again for all of your help!

Justice Unites Savannah Together (JUST) will have an important gathering this Monday, October 30th at 7:00 pm at First Presbyterian Church (520 Washington Avenue). All are invited. We will hear testimony from people in Savannah about how the housing crisis is affecting them. We will also hear from candidates running for City Council to hear their plans for addressing the housing crisis.

Thanks to the work of Candace Jenkins and our Stephen Ministry, we will be sponsoring another Grief Seminar. It will be next Saturday, November 4th, from 10:00 AM to 12:00 Noon. Betsey Kammerud, who is the Manager of Full Circle Grief and Loss Center at Hospice Savannah, will be leading the seminar. To reserve your place, call the church office at (912)233-4351.

Melissa McBride Stille, a licensed insurance agent and health care broker with Stille-DeWitt Health Brokerage, LLC., will be holding a workshop to help explain and answer questions about Medicare on Sunday, November 5, 2023. The seminar will be after Coffee Hour.

Whether you are approaching Medicare eligibility or currently enrolled in the program, this workshop will provide you with valuable information to make informed decisions about your healthcare coverage.

Chris Kincade has performed his magic again and has created another wonderful newsletter for us that is filled with great information, pictures, and articles. So be sure to check out the November Newsletter. You can do so by clicking on this link:

   https://www.asburymemorial.org/newsletter/newsletter_nov23.pdf

Love & Blessings,
Billy