END-OF-YEAR CHURCH PICNIC!

Come one, come all to the end-of-the-year church picnic! We hope you will make plans. to join us on Wednesday, May 29, at 5:30pm. We will be gathering at Pullen Park (shelter #4) to enjoy hamburgers, hotdogs, veggie burgers, baked beans, coleslaw, and trimmings, prepared by Troy Dye. Bring your own chair or blanket, and everything else will be provided! The Social Committee is planning a different type of scavenger hunt this year and we want everyone attending to participate. It will involve our talking and learning more about each other! Prizes will be awarded.

If you are not on the Wednesday night supper list, you may reserve your spot on the church website or by calling the office. The prices for the meal are the same: ages: 0-3: free, ages 4-12: $4, adults (over 12): $8, and family cap (over 3 people): $24. Please prepay via the church website (use the QR codes at the bottom of the newsletter) or the church kiosk. We cannot collect money that night at the park. (Please note: when you go to the website to pay, click on the "Wednesday night suppers" tab to process your payment. There is not a separate one for the picnic itself.)

Let’s end the Wednesday night program year with a BIG BANG! See you on Wednesday, May 29 for food, fellowship, and fun. —The Social Committee  



CLOTHING MINISTRY URGENT NEEDS

We are continuing to see new guests each week in the clothing ministry in record numbers. We are currently in need of spring and summer clothing for children and men. We especially need children’s clothes from sizes 2T up to youth large. For men, we especially need shorts and casual short-sleeve shirts in all sizes.

Please place items in closed bags and drop them in the clothing bin at the back door. Labeling bags by department and size is especially appreciated for quick processing. Thanks for all you do to support our community ministry! 



WILL WE SEE YOU IN GREENSBORO THIS JUNE?

General Assembly is an important event in the life of CBF, and this year it’s in Greensboro, June 19–21. This summer, we will re:imagine as we live out our faith through our unique Baptist identity. Together, we’ll consider transformation through imagination — our own and that of the Holy Spirit moving through us as a community. With the idea of re:, we’re exploring the idea of “regarding imagination” as well as the transforming quality of re-imagining — revising, reinvigorating, reenergizing and renewing. Click here to register.