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GOOD FOOD, GOOD FELLOWSHIP AND GOOD MUSIC – BENEFIT FOR JOHN & KAY STARK

October 19, 2012 The Waynedale News Staff

The Chancel Choir of Waynedale United Methodist Church invites everyone to come and enjoy good food, good fellowship and good music on Sunday, October 21st!
A potluck luncheon benefit for John Stark (writer for The Waynedale News) & Kay Stark will begin at 11:30 a.

Please bring food to share. Table service, drinks and meat will be provided.

When all are fed physically and socially, all will be fed musically and spiritually!
Singing will begin in the sanctuary at 1:00 pm and the selections being featured are superb!

You’ll hear long-time favorite hymns and songs in fresh, lively arrangements, sure to set your toes-a-tapping.

A free-will offering will be accepted. Good food, good fellowship and good music…Invite your friends…come!

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