Greetings!
Its that time again to get geared up for TSPC Youth on Sunday evenings. A warm welcome to all our sixth grade families who will be receiving our monthly e-newsletter for the first time. Prior to the first Sunday of each month an email and Facebook post on the TSPC Youth Page will share the happenings at Youth in the month. Browse through for articles about youth or raising youth, youth events and news in our community. I hope this tool of communication is helpful in keeping you informed of TSPC's Youth Ministry. Grace and Peace, April |
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Pizza, Decorate and Piece It Together Sunday, September 4th from 5-7PM in the youth rooms
 Enjoy dinner in the youth rooms as we decorate the youth rooms related to this year's youth theme: Be a World Changer, One Piece at a time. Hear about the year and what piece to the calendar youth would like to add!
We will make a four square mat to be used in the gym for Sunday evening youth ministry as well. |
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Parents and Youth are Invited to attend the Youth Kick-Off Event Sunday, September 11th from 5-7 in Spring Hall (gym)
 Don't want to miss tonight! (Parents this is the only night you actually get to stay instead of just dropping off youth)
- Advisors leading Minute to Win It games. Are you up to the challenge? Sharpen your skills by practicing this week, view the Minute to Win it games online.
- Buy a 2011-2012 Youth T-shirt - $10
- Youth Theme: Be A World Changer, One Piece at a Time.
- Receive the Youth Calendar for the year, including SUMMER TRIPS!
- Dinner and Devotion within age groups; MS YOUTH, HS YOUTH and Parents.
- Bring your completed medical form. And the front and back copy of your insurance card.
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SGroups Night (Small Groups) Sunday, September 18th from 5-7 in Spring Hall
 5:00-5:30- Gym and Gathering Time 5:30-6:00- Dinner 6:30-7:30- Small Groups Night- Be A KID Meet your small group tonight with leaders. (MS and HS will be separated)
We will step into Chapter two of the book we are unpacking this year at Youth: How to Rearrange The World. "World Changers Are Children At Heart. If you study people who have made a big difference in the world, you discover that childlike qualities are among their greatest strengths. (Similar to Larry Friedland being able to talk like Elmo!)" |
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EXPERIENCE IT: BE A KID NIGHT Sunday, September 25th from 5-7 in Spring Hall
 5:00-5:30- Gym and Gathering Time 5:30-6:00- Dinner 6:30-7:30- Be A Kid Night
Remember what it was like to be a kid! Enjoy food and games all KID STYLE. Let the childhood memories roll back to reclaim who you were created to be! RULES for the night: BE SILLY, RUN HARD FOR RED ROVER, HOOLA HOOP ALL DAY, and LAUGH ALL NIGHT! |
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Grace and Peace,
Rev. April Cranford Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Associate Pastor for Youth and Young Adults |
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 | Wed. Sept. 7th MS & HS Youth are invited to meet at Stuarts Draft High School at 6:30pm or before to sit together.
Rachel's Challenge Program runs from 7-8. The TSPC Youth will meet at Castle's Ice Cream after the program. Pick up is at 9pm or before.
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 | LIKE ICE CREAM? Ice Cream Social K-8th Graders Sun. Sept. 18th 4-5:00 Pavilion
Enjoy games, ice cream and fellowship as we welcome Alex and Emma to the Tinkling Spring Church Family. |
 | MISSION
Sunday, Sept. 25th
2:00 pm
Ridgeview Park
Waynesboro, VA
Walk or Run
Contact Randy or Ann Gregory to get the sponsor forms.
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| | In the Potter's Hands
"Yet, O Lord, you are our Father; we are the clay, and you are our potter; we are all the work of your hand."
Isaiah 64: 8
Sunday, Sept. 25th
MS YOUTH
Middler Rally at Massanetta Springs
Meet at TSPC
at 9:15 am
Return by 4:00 pm
Join 100 other middle school for games, worship, fellowship and small groups all lead by high school youth from SPYCE. Cost is $12.00 per person which includes lunch.
MS YOUTH sign up by Sun. September 18th
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