Fellowship Pictures

This last Sunday, we had a fellowship hosted by the Fox family with help from the Lowrys.

Mr. Wiginton and Mr. Fox are so tall, I had to hold the camera over my head to keep from taking a picture up their noses.

 Everyone enjoyed the food - especially the large dessert selection.

The table decorations (bowls of red roses) added a unique flair to the evening.

And Patriot fans did not miss out on much.

Fellowship at the Wiginton's

As usual, we had a delicious time at the Wiginton home this Sunday evening. We began with a lot of confusion, pictured below.

The confusion resolved itself into chatting circles and some very pointed conversations.

Everyone loved the soup, bread, and banana cake. The prep crew did a great job. 

(Don't miss Krista behind the vase and flowers.)

And the host and hostess kept everything going fabulously.

Mr. Wiginton moved too fast to be pictured.

Not pictured: Massive parking confusion because Paiton did not direct the late-comers

Intense ping-pong battles

A bunch of girls listening to Ashley Rush's student-teaching adventures

Rachelle at her first fellowship without her appendix

I would tell you to put the next fellowship on your calendar, but I don't know when it will be. I bet we will not get together again until our annual caroling activity - scheduled this year for December 15th. Definitely make plans to attend that one, and remember each other in prayer as we all seek to use our time wisely over the coming holidays.

Rachel Potter

Fellowship Sunday Night

 

The Hughes and Newton families put on a great fellowship Sunday night. All the attendees enjoyed the delicious food and great drinks including hot chocolate and cider.

John Chism said to "shop" him into this picture. I am not very good at that, so you will have to add him with your imagination.

Most people enjoyed the indoor fellowship and temperatures.

Some brave people fellowshippped outdoors.

And Ping-Pong got a lot of people warmed up.

Not pictured: Ezra Newton on his bike.

Rachel Dahlhausen at her first fellowship after getting back from the Philippines. 

Elliot Case trying to light a fire with sticks. 

The secret game of Rook, played after most people had left.

Make your plans to join us in a couple weeks for our last fellowship after a 4:00pm service.

Fellowship on 9/25

Make your plans to join the C&C group for a fellowship at the Fordam's after the Stratton Hall service. If you need directions, send "The Road" an e-mail (theroadmoretraveled@gmail.com) or pick up directions after the service in the lobby.