Register for the Broadway Youth Retreat

Addiction, or Substance Use Disorders, affects people from all walks of life and all ages. These illnesses are common, recurrent, and often serious but are treatable and many recover.

Addictions – whether that be the abuse of a chemical substance, a reliance on comfort food or

dependency upon an activity to cope with life’s struggles, can become controlling to the point

of death. A person battling addiction often runs risk of the destruction of relationships, livelihoods and self-esteem. Addictions often start small and snowball into uncontrollable realities. Join us for conversation about the journey of and through addiction and how it can impact our lives and the relationships we share.

Provide an evening meal at the shelter on Ashley Street by using this signup to take a meal to RATI. Note the added shifts available on Friday, March 10 to prepare food, serve the meal at the shelter, and help volunteers sign in. You may peruse this document for essentials regarding providing food.

Please remember the ongoing need to bring non-perishables, individual sized fruits and vegetables, packets of tuna, cans of Vienna sausages, and ramen. For more ideas and to learn more about this M.O.M program please read the linked letter.

M.O.M is asking for donations of the blue recycling bags or the coupons provided by the city for these. If you have an abundance of these items, we can use them at the Habitat Sale!

Before you sign up for the Broadway Pilgrimage, Trails of Tears in July, the community is invited to a public lecture, Connections between the Cherokee Trail of Tears and the Greenwood Massacre by Larry Brown. This event is open to the public and you do not have to participate in the pilgrimage trip to attend.

Get ready for some good eats when we have our congregational meeting on March 12. Fellowship Ministry will be hosting our chili dinner with hot dogs, ice cream and desserts! 

Join other Broadway children as they again explore big emotions. Why they are important, and how to navigate them. We will focus on Fear, Anger, Sadness and Joy, using the movie Inside Out as inspiration.