Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 122, Number 29, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 4 August 1999 — Page 5

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• IN CONCERT—IMAGE, will be in concert, Sunday, August 15,6 pm, at First Church of God, corner of CR7 ana CRS4, Nappanee.The concert is free, however, a love offering will be received. IMAGE is comprised of three members who ‘desire to live a life that portrays an image of Jesus Christ." Those members include Jay Rouse, Vice-President of publishing sor 5 the Praise Gathering Music Group. He is an accomplished keyboard artist who has toured with The Bill Gaither Trio and Sandi Patti. Amy Ransom Rouse has been a featured soloist with the Bill Gaither Trio. Marc Clarke is Director of Operations for the Praise Gathering Music Group, and works as a studio musician in central Indiana. The group believes ‘that because He came, we must go into all the world, with no fear of the darkness, knowing that through His power we will conquer the night." Everyone is invited to attend this concert of praise by IMAGE. (Photo provided.)

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VBS travels the globe The Nappanee Brethren In Christ Church, 1601 North Main Street, Nappanee, will sponsor an exciting five-day Vacation Bible School, August 9-13, 9a.m.-11a.m.. An exciting ,time of adventure is planned as all will 1 Visit the Sbith Pole, cross an Egyptian desert, explore a South American Jungle, geutn<kf.thfe.Bacilie Ocean. P? At each of these sites, children ages three to 11 will not only meet rjhteresting people but also discover something new about Jesus and mis miracles. & To register children, contact Laura Fox, Vacation Bible School director, 773-3365. |Offer haystack benefit The annual benefit haystack supper for the Gravelton Parochial School will be held from 4p.m.-Bp.m„ Friday, August 20, at United rjphristian School. The facility is located one mile north of Nappanee one and one-half miles west, at the comer of CRIOI and CRS2. S& The “haystack” consists of crushed soda crackers, lettuce, rice, com g&hips, diced tomatoes, taco seasoned hamburger with barbecue sauce, peppers, onions and topped with cheese sauce, j? Tlie supper will also include pie, ice cream, fruit punch and coffee. There will also be a bake sale, and carry-outs are available. This annual supper is known to be a relaxing evening with good food and lots of visiting with old and new friends. Everyone is welcome. Host summer fundraiser North Main Street Mennonite Church, Nappanee, is holding a fundraiser event to collect money for a church van. Saturday, August 7, will feature a carwash from Ba.m.-noon; along with a garage-bake-craft sale. The garage sale will feature used items including children’s clothing and household items. The bake sale will feature homemade delights of all types. The crafts will be newly hand-crafted items. The church is located at 504 North Main Street, Nappanee. Stop by rain or shine. For more information please contact the church, 7734558. Haystack benefit offers musical performance The annual benefit haystack supper for the South Union Center Amish School will be held from 4p.m.-Bp.m., Friday, August 6, at West Park Pavilion, North Nappanee Street, Nappanee. The “haystack” consists of crushed soda crackers, lettuce, rice, com chips, diced tomatoes, taco seasoned hamburger, barbecue sauce, peppers, onions and cheese sauce. Carry-outs will be available. This annual dinner is known to have good food and a relaxing atmosphere as patrons listen to the music performed by the Schmidt Family. The community is invited to come and enjoy the food with family and friends. Everyone is welcome!

BENEFIT HAYSTACK SUPPER and BAKE SALE for Gravelton School Friday, August 20 4-8 p.m. Adults $6 Children 5-12 $4 Children 4 and under - FREE at United Christian School

Fundraiser set at First Mennonite Members and friends of the North Main Street Mennonite Church, 504 N. Main St., Nappanee, are planning a fundraiser, Saturday, August 7, from Ba.m.2p.m. The event will feature a craft and bake sale, held in the church fellowship hall. Outdoors, in the church parking lot, there will be a garage sale, with lots of bargains available, in addition to a car wash and concession stand. Funds raised will go toward the purchase of a van for service trips and other church functions. Pictured with a variety of the hand-crafted items made by members is Audrey Miller, chairperson for the fundraiser committee. (Photo provided)

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FIRST CHURCH OF GOD C'omer of CR 7 & 54 • Nappanee Senior Pastor: Rev. Brad Kendall Associate Pastor: Bryan Kratzer Visitation Pastor: Rev. Robert Fields Phone: 219-773-7743 , Services: Wed. 7 pm Sun. 10:30 am (Sunday School 9:30 am) Sun. 6 pm “A place where people become whole and holy to the glory of God."

First, v „ Presbyterian Church Heritage at Main Street Nappanee (219) 773-3773 Sunday School 9:30 a.m. Worship . . . . .10:30 a.m.

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TREASURES! TREASURERS!—Part of the staff of the vacation bible school at Presbyterian Church are observing the opening of one of the treasure chests to be “found" during their Treasure Hunt Bible Adventure. The program will be held from 6p.m.-8:15p.m„ Sunday, August 8 through Thursday, August 12. The program will be for age three (preschoolers)

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JOINS STAFF—Justin Lamason recently joined the pastoral staff of the Nappanee Missionary Church as an Associate Pastor. His primary area of service will be in Family Life ministries Justin received his B.A. from Vei inard College and obtained a Master of Divinity degree from Western Evangelical

through six grade. Enroll now by calling the church, 773-3773. Those persons in the picture are from left to right: Marilyn Stankowski, Marge Kitt, Jill Stover, Trish Price, Matt Price, Dorothy Zimmerman, Amy Lowman (holding Megan), Terry DeMott and Dorothy Borger. (Photo provided.)

Seminary. He previously served as the Senior Pastor of the Brashear Community Bible Church. He and his wife Angie have three children, Ashley, 8, Kylee, 6, and Zachary, 4. They reside at 1145 Irene Court, Nappanee. (Photo provided.)

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Jm/iAcmm 425th Aftn VjW W&k AMISH HAYSTACK DINNER FRIDAY AUGUST 6th 4 to 8 p.m. West Park Pavillion North Nappanee Street $6.25 Adults $3.25 Children 4-12 yrs. Carryouts available All proceeds go to the S. Union Center Musk by The Schmidt Family (Sponsored by Nappanee’s 125th committee)