Christmas Decoration Take Down Party!
December 28, 2010
You are invited to meet in the church sanctuary to help us take down and put away the church’s Christmas decorations. We will provide lunch for all who come and help! If you need childcare, please indicate this in your response. We look forward to seeing you there! Thank you in advance for being willing to serve our church in such a tangible way. Merry Christmas!
- When: Wednesday, 12/29
- Time: 10am-12pm
- Where: Church Sanctuary
- Contact: Melanie Bedogne
- Lunch to be served for all that attend!
Greenbrier Church is CLOSED December 26.
December 26, 2010
Due to weather conditions , Greenbrier Church is CLOSED today, December 26th. Enjoy the Lord from the safety of you home. Merry Christmas!
Candle Light Christmas Eve Service
December 21, 2010
Please save the 6PM-7PM hour on Christmas Eve to join us for our Annual Candle Light Service. Bring along your family and friends. See you there!
The Best Christmas Ever – Advent Part 4 – Eric Watt
December 19, 2010
The Best Christmas Ever – Advent Part 4 – Eric Watt
Propel Christmas Party
December 14, 2010
Hey Propel Folks,
Don’t miss the Annual Propel Christmas Party on Wednesday night, December 15, from 7-8:30PM in the Propel Room. The FOOD will be DELICIOUS! (Barbecue of ALL kinds and ALL the fixings) The FUN will be FANTASTICAL! (Games and Prizes Galore) The FELLOWSHIP will be DELIGHTFUL. (BRING some friends)!!! See you there!
P.S. Come dressed as festive as you want (make sure it is appropriate).
Pam Cribb…tag you’re it!
December 12, 2010
On Saturday, 12/4, the Women’s Ministry was pleased to honor Pam Cribb as our latest “Tag You’re It” recipient! “Tag You’re It” is an honor bestowed upon one of our very own for her wonderful example of a Proverbs 31 woman. Pam is truly deserving! She has faithfully served our children in the three year old room for 3+ years. She read to them, sang to them, hugged them, and shared the love of Jesus through her kind words and kind spirit. Thank you Pam for teaching us (and our children!) what it truly means to sacrifice our time and talent for Christ! You are a treasure to us all.
The Best Christmas Ever – Advent Part 3 – Eric Watt
December 12, 2010
The Best Christmas Ever – Advent Part 3 – Eric Watt
An Italian Christmas at CrosStone
December 8, 2010
CrosStone will be celebrating Christmas this year with an Italian flair. We invite all 6th through 8th grade students of Greenbrier Church to attend our Italian Christmas Dinner Party on Wednesday, Decemer 15, 2010 from 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. In true Italian tradition, there will be lots of food, fun and festivities as we explore the Christmas traditions of Italy!
Dress in your Christmas finery and be sure to bring a hearty appetite and a $5 gift for the gift exchange.
Call Jeff or Debbie Carlucci (546-1067) for more information.
The Best Christmas Ever – Advent Part 2 – Eric Watt
December 5, 2010
The Best Christmas Ever – Advent Part 2 – Eric Watt – PowerPoint
Bethlehemy Stuff Needed
December 4, 2010
We are in need of marketplace supplies to add to the authenticity of Bethlehem. If you can donate the use of your supplies we will get them back to you after the event. Please bring the item to church with you tomorrow, December 5 or drop them off on Monday at the office. Thanks for helping to make this event a night to remember! Please make sure you CLEARLY LABEL your items with YOUR NAME.
Dyes Shop: Cloth strips, yarn, wool skein, natural fiber rugs, pretty glass bottles, berries, colored sand, carafes; red, blue and purple colors; loom and weaving materials; spinning wheel, large wooden bowl, large spoon, thongs, rough materials to use to illustrate dyeing cloth or yarn – berries, onion skins., shells. (In ancient times purple and blue dyes derived from snails were so rare and sought after that they were literally worth their weight in gold. These precious dyes colored the robes of the kings and princes of Media, Babylon, Egypt, Greece and Rome. To wear them was to be identified with royalty.)
Perfume/Spice Kiosk: Oils, pretty bottles, fresh and dried herbs, incense, cinnamon sticks, seeds, mortar to grind, bowls, wire sieve, frankincense, myrrh.
Grain Mill/ Bakery: Yeast dough for children to touch, large wooden bowls, wooden spoons, kitchen tools, rough materials-flour, salt, whole grains, barley, millet, mortar to grind grains, eggs, milk bucket. Flat bread, bread loafs, muslin fabric.
Tannery: Animal skins, pliable leather; tools, punches, scissors, Items to illustrate: the leather into sandals, trimmings for chariots, coverings of chairs, decorations for harps, sarcophagi, etc
Candle-Making: Travelers will all be given a candle in which to proceed to the manger area. Candles, paraffin and beeswax, olive oil, lanterns, oil lamps, wicks, dipping candle rack could be made. See photo in links. The shop focus will be “light”.
Toy Making: Balls, Wooden checker gameboard, Wooden Doll bed, Wooden horse, Wooden animals, Metal or wooden Rattles, Tops & Marbles.
Farmer’s Market: Honey, olives, dates, figs, almonds, pomegranates, grains- barley, onions, lentils, chick peas, baskets, cloth squares for drapes, carafes, grapes, bread.
Pottery: Moldable clay, red clay, clayware, baskets, a “fire pit”/kiln made out a large box, makeshift wheel from a lazy Susan, plywood, wooden bowl, rags, and bricks.
Carpenter’s Shop: Tools-rough saws, hand saw, rough lumber, include items they would make in this shop -“shepherds rod”, wooden animal prods, and poles, wooden wheels.
Musical Instrument Kiosk: Harp, tambourine, lute, wooden pipes, bells, trumpet/rams horn/ shofar.
Metal Works: Old Tools, anvil, bellows, metals, tin foil
Thank YOU !