The Mountain View October 2006

I lift up my eyes to the hills. From where does my help come?
My help comes from the Lord, the maker of heaven on Earth.

"Sabbatical Reflections, Part 1"

Thank you again for one of the greatest gifts of God’s love I have ever received. I will never forget my forty days and forty nights to renew myself in heart, soul, mind, and body. The Great Commandment from Deuteronomy 6 and the Gospels, Matthew 22, Mark 12, and Luke 10, was my theme for each day: loving God with all that I have and am and loving everyone else as I would want to be loved. I wrote 25 poems and 5 songs while on sabbatical. Two of the poems are printed below. The first is about recognizing God’s love for ourselves. The second has reflections on extending God’s love to others.

Sabbath Song

When the night is long as the wind was strong,
On that winter walk home, when my way went wrong,
God sings to me a Sabbath Song.
Then I sleep as deep as the song is sweet,
Like the smiles I meet when I find my way home,
God sings to me a Sabbath Song.
God said, "Let there be light," and it was good,
"Let there be love," and Adam stood,
God dreamed and danced on hills and sands,
Then sang a Sabbath Song.
Morning is new as the clear skies are blue,
As fresh as dawn's first dew,
When it rests on the lawn,
And God sings to me a Sabbath Song.
I yawn as deep as the shroud of night,
Like the daisies do with the dawn’s first light.
And I say to the day, "Whatever goes wrong,
I'm a stream flowing strong till I find my way home,"
And God sings to me a Sabbath Song.

No matter how steep the stone hill where it grows,
The Aspen Tree reaches up to the sky.
No matter the snow or the wind or flood foes,
The branches stretch starward with leaves lifted high.
The blackbird is sure of the sturdy, gray branches,
The squirrel trusts the trunk on his sky-scraping climbs,
The butterfly laughs among leaves as she dances,
The beetle seeks shelter when summer resigns.
To branch-out with healing to those who are poorest,
To reach up to heaven, no matter the pain,
This is the reason we grow in this forest,
To rustle with love songs in windstorm and rain.

Have you ever felt like your life is spinning out of control? There are so many things happening that it is hard to keep up. One look at the newspaper or the news on TV can remind us of enough situations in the world that can keep us busy worrying for long periods of time. This does not take into consideration the personal situations in which we feel overwhelmed

When we stop to think about all of these things, it would be easy to take a defeatist attitude. It all seems so overwhelming. Maybe that is because we have grown up with the idea that if we work hard enough we can resist the laws of nature. That if we use all the medical resources available, we can resist growing older. If we invest wisely we can ward off having to live with limited resources when we get older. Then pension plans disappear, hair falls out, joints creak and ache, and energy diminishes.

The irony of all this is that we can't change the laws of nature. Nature will take its course regardless of our efforts, we can't live in the past, we only have NOW. Learning to live in the moment is crucial to enjoying life.

Dr. Carlson's advice is, "To surrender to our lack of control." We all want to feel secure about our future. We would all like our lives to be predictable, but in order to feel safe we have to give up.

He said life is like a riptide. It is impossible to fight a riptide. If you wish to survive, you have to yield to its power till it stops, then you can swim safely back to shore.

To surrender does not mean to allow ourselves to become victims, or to be passive, it means to acknowledge that the future is not on our shoulders. To live in the moment does not mean to compare this moment with those moments from the past. We can either retreat into the past because it is safe or enter the present moment and be open to what that particular moment is, regardless of the risks.

This philosophy has nothing to do with being a victim; it has to do with acknowledging the power of surrender, which allows our connection to God and his wisdom to shine through us.

The Christian Life Center

Hours: Tuesday & Thursday 9:00 a.m.-Noon
1^st and 3^rd Saturday 9:00 a.m.-Noon (by appointment only)

The Christian Life Center is a ministry offered by this church. Its purpose is to help people deal with the troublesome issues of life. It is provided at no cost to you. Dr. Haidle has a new office phone number: 565-7538 and a new email address: wdhdle@msn.com.

Over the last two or three years, MVUMC has been working toward a major building cycle. A $3.6 million proposal presented to the congregation for consideration was approved and a fund-raising effort was authorized. It sometimes appears that nothing developed! Several people have been wondering: what happened to the plan? What happened to the fund-raising? Is anyone doing anything?

In the meantime, new people have joined and become active in the MVUMC family. They have spawned new ideas and questions, some of which have generated active discussion. Perhaps it is time for a new approach, a new process, and a challenge toward a new decision.

I believe that a church family is healthiest when all of its members are active in their communication with each other, especially about crucial issues. As in all family situations, there are few aspects of the organization that have more potential for disruption than difficult financial concerns. Taking another step into the morass, there are few financial concerns that are more serious and potentially burdensome than those surrounding building projects and any debt that might be attached to their implementation. This becomes obvious when even the small building committee struggles with the "What do we do?" question.

It appears that there are at least three proposals that have come under discussion:

1. Construct a new complex of buildings to be built closer to 90th South, perhaps in three phases. This is the proposal presented by the Building Committee and approved by the Church body over a year ago.

2. Rather than new buildings, construct an addition to the current building to include a series of classrooms and a large multi-purpose room. This proposal may include the proposed sale of approximately 6 acres of MVUMC land between the current parking lot line and 90th South.

3. Do nothing until we have a stronger base of financial commitment and support.

So, it appears that MVUMC is already in the midst of a building "situation." The situation has already progressed to the point where many different discussions are rumbling among the members of the church family. Most of the information being debated is either incomplete or incorrect, or both. Some people fear that they have not been or will not be heard before "someone" makes a "wrong" decision.

In this proposal, I am suggesting that we encourage a new tack: let's include all participants in the MVUMC congregation family in our discussions. Let's develop a best chance scenario for driving toward a more comprehensive participation before any further significant steps are taken. We may not be able to get a universal buy-in, but we may be able to make sure everyone feels engaged in the process of reaching a conclusion.

Many researchers use focus groups of 10-15 people to encourage genuine engagement of individuals in active discussions of critical topics. For example, major companies use these processes to determine whether or not new products or changes in established products might be successful in the marketplace. Political parties and candidates use these processes to develop and improve platforms. Civic groups use these processes to determine where they should focus their efforts and resources.

This proposal recommends the development of discussion groups using focus-group techniques that will potentially involve every person who is a member or active participant in the life and fellowship of Mountain Vista United Methodist Church. I suggest that we undertake the following techniques:

1. Divide size of the entire fellowship by 15. I estimate that the result will be approximately 12.

2. Establish a number of group discussion sessions equivalent to the number discovered in #1.

3. Schedule the sessions in such a way that some are in both weekday and weekend mornings, afternoons, and evenings, so that there should be ample attendance options for all people of the church.

4. Invite all persons actively affiliated within the MVUMC family to request 3 choices of dates when they would be able to attend and participate in one of the scheduled sessions.

5.Attempt to place all of the MVUMC family into one of the sessions. We should also attempt to invite diversity of age, sex, session of church attendance, and so forth. In order to encourage active participation of all members of every group, it will be important to keep the size of each group as close to the target of 15 persons as possible.

In order to preserve symmetry and balance among all the groups, it will be very important that one or two persons attend every discussion. This recommendation suggests that I will be the leader of every discussion and that one other person will volunteer to attend every session and take appropriate notes so that significant discussion elements are not lost before they can be included in summary reports at the end of the project. Absent an additional volunteer, the proposal suggests that a tape recording of every discussion be maintained for reference.

1. Develop a schedule of group meetings that will be used to complete the project.

2. Make a complete list of all MVUMC members and friends who are active in the life of the church. This list will become the basis for numeric calculations and evaluations as the project unfolds.

3. Search for a volunteer to assist me in the planning, group discussion meetings, and the summary evaluation documents that will be prepared as reports to the church family at the end of the project.

4. Write a brief explanation of the process and the reason why MVUMC is undertaking these steps. Place the explanation in an effective space within the regular monthly newsletter that is sent to every MVUMC church family member. It could also be included as a flier page in the Sunday morning bulletin. Encourage EVERY member of the church family to participate.

5. Make announcements at every church service for one or two weeks to remind the church family about the project and to encourage every member to submit at least 3 date selections that will make it possible for assignment to the discussion group sessions.

6. At the end of a pre-determined sign-up period (probably 2 weeks), determine who has not submitted a selection request and try to complete the 100% participation goal with telephone or other personal contacts.

7. Notify participants of their selection to particular discussion groups and issue written invitations for their attendance.

8. For every discussion group session, prepare the session chambers with comfortable table and seating arrangements and appropriate refreshments and/or snacks.

9. Conduct the discussion group meetings. Each meeting should be help to a timeline of approximately 60 to 90 minutes so that there is a consistency across the range of groups.

10. Gather notes and/or tapes from all the group meetings and prepare summary and evaluative reports. Discuss these preliminary reports with the pastor and the chair of the MVUMC Administrative (Ad) Council in preparation for final presentation to the Ad Council.

11. Prepare summary information that can be released to the MVUMC church family and thank everyone for their participation and support.

12. Assist the Ad Council in delivering important information to the church family when next-step decisions and progress stages are made.

Discipleship I class begins Wednesday October 4th at 7:30 p.m. This is a 34 week course that will be held at MVUMC weekly every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The cost for the work book is $10.00. Class space is limited but we do have a few openings left. Contact Debi Paulsen for more information.

Couples Bible Study – Monday, Oct 9 and 23
The Couples Bible Study will be resuming this fall. Everyone is welcome. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of the month, 7 p.m., at the church. It's a short, one-hour meeting and it's a great opportunity to take a little bit of time out to focus on your relationship with God and as a couple. If you have questions, email Don and Peggy Porter pdporter@comcast.net

Big Kids Sunday School - Sunday 9:45
The Seekers Adult Sunday School class with Doug Krieb. Exploring the Bible for those who have not fully read or studied the Bible and for those who want to share what they know. It includes a summary of the different books and their focus. Come learn more!

CONFIRMATION CLASS (changed from Monday to Sunday at 1:00)
Confirmation class is held Sundays at 1:00 if any one wants to join in, it is still not too late!!! Confirmation Class is a special class for young people in sixth grade on up, who would like to learn more about God and the Methodist Church. This year's class will be taught by our new youth directors, Samantha and Jason Stevens. Come check it out!

Live B.I.G. Hey Kids!! Every Sunday learn how to Live B.I.G!!! That is, how to live our Belief in God in our every day lives!!
The Sunday School adventure begins on September 3rd and goes through May, from 9:45-10:45.

• Music
• Art
• Theater
• Dance
• Laughter
• Sign language
• Worship
• Prayer
• Bible stories
• Discussion
• Hands-on activities
• And much, much more

And check out the website, www.ilivebig.com. The Kids' Area has games, puzzles and activities that relate to what you're learning each week.

See You There!!

Youth Ministry would like to invite the youth from 6^th grade through 12^th grade to come to Identity. Identity is what we are calling our youth night. The reason for Identity is because we would like the youth to learn and grow in who they are as individuals in Christ.

Identity will be held on Tuesday nights at 7:30, most of the time in the sanctuary. Identity will kick off on Tuesday October 3^rd in the large meeting room.

Youth Bowling Night!! Come Cosmic bowl with the youth October 6^th at All Star Lanes. Meeting there at 10:00 p.m. We are going to bowl 3 games, so bring $20.00. This covers the 3 games, shoes and a snack. Make sure your Emergency Information Forms are filled out and turned in before you go!

Cub Scouts is Back at MVUMC - Pack 4012 is sponsored by MVUMC - - thank you so much! We have started meeting again at 7:00 PM on the first Tuesday of each month in the sanctuary. Our next Pack Meeting will be October 3rd, and then November 14th. All boys 1st through 5th grades are welcome to join. The Dens for each grade level generally meet on Tuesday evenings too. Please contact Cubmaster Dave Elwell at 268-3600 or 860-1073 for more info.

Dinner & Dads - Beginning October 3rd at the Kentucky Fried Chicken, 90th South & Redwood Road, all are welcome for a small group fellowship opportunity for boys and their Dads (or Moms). We will meet between 5:30 and 6:00 PM. We will meet the first Tuesday of each month, and our Pack Meeting will follow at 7:00 PM. For more information, contact Cory Coward at 209-3734.

Popcorn Fundraiser - Pack 4012 has kicked off its first fundraiser of the year - Yummy Popcorn Sales! We use the proceeds to provide a year-round program for young boys, including crafts, activities, field trips and camp opportunities. Find one of our Cubs or Webelos to get your popcorn during the first 2 weeks of October. Popcorn will be delivered on the spot or before Thanksgiving. Can't find one, call Cubmaster Dave for help - 268-3600.

God & Country Program - Pack 4012, the new Girl Scouts program and MVUMC will be joining together to offer the God & Country program for our youth - both boys and girls, 1st through 8th grades. This program was offered and was well received last year at MVUMC. Three levels - God & Me, 1st - 3rd; God & Family, 4th - 5th; and God & Church 6th - 8th grades. We hope to begin these programs by early November. For more information, please
contact either Cory Coward at 209-3734 or Dave Elwell at 268-3600.

It's that time again -- to be preparing for our Annual Trunk or Treat Bash! In order to make this a success, we need help from all participants. If you are able to assist with any of these activities, please sign up on the clipboard (yes, another clipboard) in the hallway in front of the church office. If you have any questions, feel free to give Barb McClellan a call (969 7478). Thanks!

5 p.m. - Potluck
6 p.m. - games
6:30 p.m. - Costume parade (all ages from 0 - 99 yrs)
7 p.m. - Trunk or Treat
7:30 p.m. - Costume prizes
8 p.m. - Clean up

We need help with the following:
Donations of Decorations, Set up of Potluck, Bring Potluck, Games, Bring Candy, Clean up Potluck, Clean up church

Last year we had over 120 people attending -- we will also have a Donation Bucket with 100% of the proceeds going to the Mt Vista Building Fund!!!
See ya then!
Barb

I spent sometime fishing with my Father and Zacory last month. We spent all morning in a small aluminum boat.

I didn't fish that day, I helped Zac and ran the trolling motor. We talked all morning, my Dad shared some stories of fishing when he was young. The coffee is especially good out on the lake early in the morning. Zac and I listened as he talked about fishing with his father. They were joking with each other. I had the best day in my life fishing and I never put line in the water. My nephew from Colorado was with us and my Dad has a way of talking with him that is remarkable, he is just real with him and he treats him like a person. They just open up, we talked about all kinds of things. Even things that were scary to young people like school or troubles. The boys had a great time talking and sharing. There were no age boundaries, we had a life in common, a goal in common. The experience level was never an issue. The wind came up and we headed in. We had to arrange the seating so the boys didn't get soaked. We had to angle for each wave and head in at it so we weren't vulnerable on the sides. Everything went great and we were back for a great breakfast.

I often think of you all and I did that day. You are the People in the boat with me or visa versa. We are Doing life together. We count on each other as we go. We arrange and move to care for each other. We encourage one another and celebrate success. Understand and encourage when things get away. Our Boat is Christ. He is our life in common, He is what holds us together. An eternity with him is our goal. We had to plan a lot to make sure we had all that was needed; bait, poles, licenses, fuel and great coffee. Do we plan for this goal as well as a fishing trip? I think we should prepare for this life with Christ. Are you equipped for the Big one? Up until I was in my thirties I knew more about the fishing regulations and bag limits than master Fisher of Men. It's never to late to start. Get into a Bible study or Sunday school class. If there are no bites, try a new lure like at the Christian bookstore. But be patient if the fishing's slow, don't rock the boat. Maybe you could just bait the hook and drive for a while. Maybe you have a fishing story to tell to a young fisherman or an old one. We have a new confirmation class starting. What a great way to encourage some young fishers.

"I'm going out to fish," Simon Peter told them, and they said, "We’ll go with you." So they went out and got into the boat, but that night they caught nothing.Early in the morning, Jesus stood on the shore, but the disciples did not realize that it was Jesus.He called out to them, "Friends, haven’t you any fish?" "No," they answered. He said, "Throw your net on the right side of the boat and you will find some." When they did, they were unable to haul the net in because of the large number of fish.Then the disciple whom Jesus lovedsaid to Peter, "It is the Lord!" (John 21)

CHRISTIAN CONCERT - Chonda Pierce
Sunday Nov 5, 6 p.m.
Christian Life Center Church
2352 E. Highway 193, Layton
General admission $17.50 in advance or $21.00 at the door.
Purchase tickets at area Christian Book Stores.

The bi-annual blood drive that was held on Mon., Sept 11th was a success. Thank you to all who participated and helped. We had 26 units donated, which was one over our goal and several first time donors and several walk ins from driving by. Blood is in constant need and the Red Cross appreciates the opportunity to come to us twice a year. Look for the next blood drive to be in March of 2007.

You know that Cross Roads Urban Center operates Utah’s busiest food pantry, a thrift store, provides counseling and assistance to low income, disabled, and minority Utahns to meet basic survival needs. Did you know they also help our politicians understand and remember the needs of these groups through the Coalition of Religious Communities (CORC)? Currently, activists from 17 different faith traditions are part of CORC. CORC has monthly meetings if you are interested in getting involved, the next meeting is Thursday October 19, 8:30am. PLACE? For more information contact Linda Hilton 364-7765, http://www.crossroads-u-c.org/

Important voter registration information:

October 10 - Deadline to register by mail, or to register in person at driver license or state offices, including offices that serve people with disabilities or low incomes

October 18- Deadline to apply for absentee ballots that will be mailed from overseas.

October 20 and 23- In person registration at satellite sites such as city halls and supermarkets. To find a site near you call Salt Lake County Elections (468-3427) your county clerk, or check www.elections.utah.gov or www.clerk.slco.org.

November 3- Early voting. Check election officials and their web sites for days and locations. Photo ID will be required for early voting.

November 6 - Absentee ballots must be clearly postmarked by the day before the election.

November 7- Election Day
Mtn. Vista provides voting space from 6 a.m .to 9 p.m.

MOPS is a program designed for mothers with preschool children: infants through kindergarten. Women with similar needs, and a shared desire to be the very best mothers they can be, come together from different social backgrounds to share in a morning of friendship, fellowship and fun!

What is MOPPETS?
MOPPETS is the children's counterpart program, which is provided during the MOPS meeting. The children are nurtured and encouraged to grow spiritually, socially and creatively. Together the MOPS & MOPPETS programs provide mothers with the ability to relate, relax and recharge— what every mom needs!

WE NEED YOUR HELP! On Thursday, September 21st, we began our MOPS program here at Trinity. It was a small but great start. We need more
* Mothers of Preschoolers to join our program,
*Volunteer MOPPETS Caregivers & Mentor Moms and
**Your Prayers for this ministry.

We also welcome donations of supplies and monetary donations to help purchase supplies or for scholarships which will help our mothers who need financial assistance with meeting fees.

Thank you and God bless you all for your help and support now and in the future.

We will be meeting two Thursday mornings a month.
Trinity UMC, 4290 West 5415 South in Kearns
For more information on our M.O.P.S. program,
please contact Vanessa Word-Oliver at 548-1279.

Crossroads Annual Fundraising Bazaar and Auction will be held Saturday October 7 at Christ UMC. Popular silent auction items include certificates for services, tickets for cultural and sporting events and memorabilia, gift baskets, jewelry, art and collectibles. There will be booths to shop for pet items, baby items, gifts, Holiday decorations, books, goodies, jewelry and more!
Call Linda at 364-7765 x133 for information.

Crop Walk - October 7th
The Crop Walk is coming upon us quickly now! We look forward to your scouts helping! We are looking forward to this event on Saturday, Oct. 7th! Registration begins at 8:30 am at Magna Park Main entrance; the walk starts at 9 a.m. The 5K walk will begin and end at the Magna Park. Blessings to you in this day, Vicki.

Organizers of the event have set a goal of recruiting 200 walkers and raising $12,000 to help hungry people, both in Salt Lake County and around the world. A percentage of the funds raised will stay in Magna to be used to complete The Cultural Youth Center while the rest of the money will be used by Church World Service in overseas relief and development work. CROP events are part of the education and fund raising outreach of Church World Service, reaching out to people with disaster relief, development and refugee resettlement services since 1946.

Granger Community Christian Church will be collecting canned foods the morning of the walk to be distributed through their food pantry.

Walkers are urged to ask family, friends, and co-workers to sponsor them for this event. Sponsor envelopes are available through Vicki Neumann – 801-550-6377 or The First Samoan Christian Church at 801-252-0410.

SALT LAKE INTERFAITH HOSPITALITY NETWORK

Rev. Jennifer Hare-Diggs is excited and thankful to have Mountain Vista hosting families at the Hilltop House Dec 3-10.
Jennifer & Mary Applegate will provide information and training October 8th at 12:30. Volunteers will be needed: for set up, to cook evening meals, help clean up and provide overnight supervision. The families arrive at 5pm and leave by 7am. This is a wonderful ministry. Thank you for being God’s servants.

Fund Raiser to Help with Medical Expenses
Linda Kreib's sister, Dawn, has lung cancer. Friends and family are having a benefit and Chinese auction to help with medical expenses. Linda is making a craft basket to be auctioned. If you would like to donate some hand made craft items or make a financial contribution, Linda will personally deliver it October 14.

ATTENTION ALL SALT LAKE AREA COLLEGE STUDENTS!!

What: A Mixer for all college, university and technical students in the Salt Lake Area! Snacks provided!
When: Oct 14th, 6pm-eleven
Where: Christ United Methodist Church, 2375 E. 3300 S.
Cost: Free!
Sponsored by the newly formed Wesley Foundation, United Methodist Campus Ministry
Come meet and mingle with other United Methodist Students. We look forward to meeting you.
We plan to have mixers, service projects, and a "food for finals" activity where we provide food, babysitting, and a quiet place to study for finals. If you have any questions about this new organization, suggestions or want to be on their mailing list, please feel free to contact Terry Haven at 801-486-7993.

MISSION TRIP – October 21-28. Volunteer forms are now available for the mission trip to Biloxi, Mississippi. There is still so much repair work to be done! Professionals, handyman skills and general labor are all needed. "Our TASK may be to clean up, or hang sheetrock, or put on a roof. But our PURPOSE, which is far more important, is to be a living expression of God’s love, building relationships and loving those who need our help."

HELP WANTED. The Oasis Christian book store located at 3200 West and 7800 South is currently looking for part time employee's for evenings and weekends. Phone: 282-5211 They are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10 a.m.-8 p.m; Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. – 9 p.m. If you are interested pick up an application at the store anytime during store hours.

Trinity UMC has openings for child care providers Sunday 7:50-12:15 and some week nights.
trinityumcoffice@qwest.net
Attention: Child care committee

JOY4HIM, the premier men's gospel quartet in the Intermountain West, will be holding auditions by appointment for a top tenor to fill out its membership for the 2006-2007 season. Please contact Bob Nohavec (435) 649-6075 or Bruce Ackerson (801) 231-1191 for more information.

More volunteers are needed for our Church cleaning crews. We have teams of three people that clean about two hours every six weeks. Please contact the church office to get on a team.

The Broadway DVD's are now available. Please contact the church office between 9-1 during the weekdays and see either Lorraine or Raedell. They will check the list to see if you have paid. We ordered 75 DVD's to be made. If you need to order more, please let the office know and they will order a second batch. If you are unable to come into the church during the time I mentioned, then call the church (282-5742) and make arrangements as to how you can get your DVD. Enjoy! Tracy

If you missed ordering your copy of “Three Weddings and a Potluck”, we have started a second order list!

New Christian Book Store! The Oasis Christian Superstore is now open. Check it out at 3245 West 7800 South Suite C, West Jordan. Phone: 282-5211
They are open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday 10 a.m.-8 p.m.; Wednesday 10 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday & Saturday 10 a.m. –9 p.m.
Say hi to Debi and Anita while you are shopping.

CROSSROADS URBAN CENTER
Thank you for your help with the Emergency Food Drive!

October food of the month - canned tomato products and canned meals (chili, spaghetti etc.)
October thrift store item of the month - winter clothes, shoes and coats
Please bring items to the church and they will be delivered to Crossroads.

Sandwich Mission
October dates are:
Sunday, Oct 15: Make/bring sandwiches to church
Monday, Oct 16: Serve sandwiches, 5:00 p.m. at St Vincent DePaul Center, 500 West 200 South

Due Dates for Sunday Bulletin and Newsletter
For the Sunday Bulletin: Information due Wednesday of each week.
For the Mountain View: Articles due the 20th of every month. Articles on disk or e-mailed (office@mtnvistaumc.org) preferred.

"Sabbatical Reflections, Part 1"

Sabbath Song

Youth Bowling Night!! Come Cosmic bowl with the youth October 6th at All Star Lanes. Meeting there at 10:00 p.m. We are going to bowl 3 games, so bring $20.00. This covers the 3 games, shoes and a snack. Make sure your Emergency Information Forms are filled out and turned in before you go!

Youth Bowling Night!! Come Cosmic bowl with the youth October 6^th at All Star Lanes. Meeting there at 10:00 p.m. We are going to bowl 3 games, so bring $20.00. This covers the 3 games, shoes and a snack. Make sure your Emergency Information Forms are filled out and turned in before you go!