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Tuesday, March 2, 2010 at 2:18PM This is YOUR opportunity to help our friends at Family and Adult Service Center in downtown Seattle. Bread will be provided, but we need lots of fillings - such as packages of sliced meats and cheeses. Please have homemade fillings already prepared. There are several jumbo size cans of tuna and gallon jars of mayonnaise that can be picked up ahead of time to make at home with extra goodies added. Just let the office know when you want to pick up the ingredients. The Outreach Board is counting on you to provide fellowship as we make sandwiches together during coffee hour. Outreach is also in need of a driver to take the Sandwiches to Family and Adult Service Center, if you can help, please contact a member of Outreach.
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Tuesday, February 23, 2010 at 8:59AM
The RBCCUCC Youth Group went on a mission trip in early August 2009 to Delbarton, West Virginia. This is a documentary that gives a taste of what they experienced.
RBCCUCC Mission Trip from Gabe Trainer on Vimeo.
Monday, February 22, 2010 at 11:29AM Hootenanny is an old country word for “party”. A Hoedown is a dance in quick movement, a “virtuoso” display of footwork. And, a Chili Cook-off is a gathering with the simple goal of sharing recipes and enjoying food. Where can you find them all? At RBCC on March 20th, 6:00 p.m.! Cook up a pot of your favorite chili recipe and come on down! Everyone will taste and everyone will vote for their favorite. Which will win? Vegetarian? With Beans? No Beans? Beef? Chicken? Turkey? Seven Cord Pileup will entertain and there will be line and square dancing. This is a family event for all ages. Families with children are encouraged to attend. Come prepared to have a good time and dance your feet off. Fellowship Board will provide condiments and beverage. Did we mention – there are prizes?
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Wednesday, February 17, 2010 at 11:15AM Church of Mary Magdalene Lunches: Save the dates! May 1 and Sept 11 are our lunch dates. The Christmas lunch is on Dec 11. Thanks for all you do for the Church of Mary Magdalene and Mary's Place.
The donations you bring in are always appreciated. One request, though. If you're bringing in used clothing, consider whether it's really fit for wearing. Jeans that are frayed; clothing that has holes or stains is not wanted by the women of Mary's Place any more than you want it. The worn out clothing that is donated has to be taken away by the staff or volunteers, which takes time and money. Please help us out with gently used clothing. Thank you!
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