Author: Angela Finet

Youth Fundraiser – HoneyBaked Hams

Published on by Angela Finet

The NCOB Youth and Jr. High groups are raising money to help them serve at workcamps and other activities. Please support their efforts buy purchasing HoneyBaked Ham gift cards.  Buy one for a turkey at Thanksgiving.  Buy one for a ham at Christmas.  Need food for New Year’s Eve???  We’re thinking ham.  Or turkey.

 

You can use your HoneyBaked Gift Card to shop online, order from the HoneyBaked catalog or pick up at any HoneyBaked location nationwide. The gift cards make GREAT stocking stuffers!  And the most satisfying part? 20% of your purchase goes directly to support the fundraiser. Please feel free to share this event with friends and family.  This promotion ends December 31.

 

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There are so many ways to enjoy HoneyBaked Ham. Every HoneyBaked Ham is fully cooked & ready to serve, so you can spend less time in the kitchen and more time with family. Underneath that sweet, crunchy glaze is the leanest, most flavorful, moist & tender ham you’ll find anywhere. Whether it’s our signature ham, tender turkey, delicious desserts or our tasty Heat & Serve sides, you know you’ll be serving the best.

Crop Walk to End Hunger

Published on by Angela Finet

We will once again be partnering with Manassas Church of the Brethren in the CROP Walk. This is a great even for the entire family. We will gather at Nokesville Park on Sunday, October 13 at 2 p.m. to walk.

This is the 50th Anniversary of the Crop Hunger Walk.  In 1969, teens in Bismarck, North Dakota and York County, Pennsylvania decided it was time to do something for families who had to walk miles for food and clean water. So they walked…and, because they took that first step, hunger has forever been changed.

In celebration, we will be spending time in worship on Sunday, October 13, examining what Jesus has to say about caring for the hungry.  And then, we will give “feet” to our worship!

Invite friends and family to support your walk with their donations. You can bring checks or cash with you, or friends can donate online.

Wave of Light Service

Published on by Angela Finet

Please join us for the Wave of Light service on Tuesday, October 15 at 6:45 pm.  Founded in 2003, the Wave of Light service provides a space for baby-loss families, friends and loved ones from around the world to join in honor and remembrance of their loved and longed for babies.

As each timezone lights and keeps their candles burning for an hour, there is a continuous chain of light that spans the globe in memory of all children who pass away during pregnancy and in infancy.  Out of respect for our grieving families, nursery care is available for children ages birth – 3.  Please share with those you know who would benefit from this service.