Join us for a worship service to mark the beginning of the Lenten Season next Wednesday, March 1 at 5:30 p.m.   The service will include the institution of ashes.

Following the service, please join us in the Fellowship Hall for a meal prepared by the Adult Mission Team.  A donation of $5 is suggested.

 

February 24-25:  Women's Retreat

T he 2017 Women's Retreat will continue the 19 year tradition o f Broadway's  women gathering to share, reflect and refresh their spirits.  If you have questions regarding the Retreat , please contact the church office.  

On Sunday, March 5, Broadway members will gather for our annual Congregational Meeting to select Board officers and members, Elders and Deacons for the coming church year (beginning July 1). 

While the purpose of the meeting is to finalize the slate, when Broadway comes together in a big room - you know there must be food!  Service/Mission and Outreach Ministry will provide homemade spaghetti and meatballs for the occasion.  All proceeds from the meal will be used for adult mission trips.  

Join your friends on Monday, February 27, at noon for the next 60+ Luncheon!  The food will be prepared by our own Mom's Catering and the program will be on Boone County's Count Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) program.  Flyers will be in your church mailbox this Sunday.

Whether you are an active gardener or just thinking about raising some patio tomatoes, the Spring Thaw is a great place to begin!  Free seeds and how-tos, plus an update on how you can get a plot at one of the Coalition Gardens (including Broadway's!).

Broadway's El Salvador Misison Team will be joined by a group of Hickman High School students (one of whom is David McGee's nephew!) during their week in El Salvador, March 25-31.  These students have organized the Toilet Trot 5K to raise funds for the planned construction project- building new latrines.  You can register for the Run/Walk   Here.

The film, Hidden Figures, is the story of three African-American mathematicians, who also happen to be women, who were instrumental in the development of NASA's Mercury program in the 1960's.  David Webber will moderate a discussion of film, and the book it was based upon, with Rev. Clyde Ruffin and others.  The forum will be held at the Blind Boone Home on N. 4th St. (next to Second Baptist Church). 

A series of lectures will be presented by the University of Missouri and its  Distinguished Lecture Series in Psychology.  These events are free and open to the public.  Future lectures will take place on March 23 And April 20.