NORTHSIDE NOTES - July 15, 2009 |
WOMENS SPIRITUAL RETREAT
September 25-27, 2009 Historic Banning Mills, Whitesburg
How can we celebrate and keep Sabbath in our hurried, often frenetic, 21st century lives? With the guidance of Lalor Cadley as facilitator, we will explore this topic during our retreat. Our lives will be enriched as we laugh, love, listen, learn and slow the pace of our daily lives. Join us as we each seek, individually and as a group, to renew and redirect our selves in our own spiritual journey. ____________________________________________________
Spaces at Historic Banning Mills are limited, so contact Syd Janney at 404-873-4643 or Kay Braswell at schoolkayb@aol.com or 404-405-6971. (Double rooms are $250 for each occupant or a single room for $350.) All fees are due on September 16. |
IDC SUMMIT 2009
August 9, 2009
The Interfaith Disability Connection (IDC) will present its second annual educational conference on Sunday, August 9, from 1-6 PM at the Sloppy Floyd Building in Atlanta, Georgia. The "2009 Interfaith Disability Connection Summit: Pursuing Inclusion Beyond the Ramp" is a one day event that focuses on how religious communities can make their houses of worship and programs more accessible and welcoming to people with disabilities and their families. Topics will go beyond physical barriers and discuss creating services and programs that are inclusive of all members of the community. For more information or to register visit www.interfaithdisability.org. |
2009 Atlanta Habitat Build Volunteers (both builders and food committee members) from our congregation will be needed for the 2009 Interfaith Partnership for Habitat for Humanity. The build will begin in September and conclude in October. The potential home site will be in the Bolton Road area. More information about this exciting mission opportunity will be available in the coming weeks. |

SUMMER ADULT CHURCH SCHOOL
June 7-September 6 Sundays, 9:30 AM-10:30 AM,
in the Fellowship Hall.
A 12-week video study, featuring John Dominic Crossan and Marcus Borg and their architectural, geographical and spiritual journey through the Middle East. Each class contains a 20-minute video followed by in depth learning and conversation. Go to www.northsidedrive.org and find the First Light link in the "What's Happening" section on the home page and download the participant guide and review before coming to class. |
NDBC STAINED GLASS WINDOWS OF NORTHSIDE DRIVE
To reserve your copy of the book email the church at info@northsidedrive.org or call the church office at 404-237-8621. Cost is $30 per book. A copy of the book is in the office hallway of the Chapel during the summer for previewing purposes. The book will be dedicated on August 16 during NDBC's worship service at 11 AM. Our own Myrtie Cope, photographer, will be available to autograph your copy after the dedication service. | |
TWO POINTS OF VIEW
 Two local photographers showcase Italy and the American West. Featuring Sandy Springs resident, Ledra Davis, and NDBC's very own Myrtie Cope. June 18-August 9, Monday-Thursday, 9 AM-5 PM and Sunday, 9 AM-2 PM at the Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Atlanta Gallery.
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DID YOU KNOW THAT NDBC HAS A SPECIAL CARE COMMITTEE?
It's not really a new committee, just a name change. The Crisis Committee is now called the Special Care Committee. We work to be sure that meals are provided to families with new babies, to families dealing with illness, and to families of a church member who has died. We will be working closely with other groups in the church, such as the Diaconate, Sunday Schools, etc. to coordinate the meals to families. We try to keep our church freezer stocked with meals for such occasions, as well. We also provide simple receptions in the Fellowship Hall after a funeral service in the Sanctuary. Our committee is in the process of updating our list of people who can help with this ministry. If you can help out, from time to time, please email Sylvia Dick at sylvia.dick@comcast.net, Virginia Gilbert at gilbertjb@bellsouth.net, or Jane Jerden at janejerden@comcast.net, or phone one of them. |
YOUTH NEWS!
Braves Night Sunday, July 19
Postponed.
Taize for Peace Monday, July 20 8-10 PM Join us in contemplative prayer and worship for peace at the Cathedral of St. Philip. Pizza at Fellini's afterward. RSVP by July 15. Fun & Games Day Tuesday, July 28 10 AM-3 PM This will be a day of fun, games, and maybe more? You'll have to show up to see what fun is in store! RSVP by July 20. Call Eric Cain at 404-538-3347 or e-mail to eric@northsidedrive.org if you have any questions or if you would like to attend an event. To view the Youth Summer Brochure click here. |
CHURCH CALENDAR
SUNDAY, July 19 9:30 AM - Summer Church School 11:00 AM - Morning Worship in the Chapel MONDAY, July 20 8:00 PM - Youth Taize for Peace TUESDAY, July 21 6:00 PM - Northside Yoga WEDNESDAY, July 22
8:50 PM - Northside Line-Drivers
MON-FRI, July 20-24 Preschool Camp Hopscotch | |
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CHURCH FAMILY CONCERNS
Fisher Alberson
Cecil Turner
Helen Callaway
Mary Dutton
Bob Haywood |
NORTHSIDE YOGA
Northside Yoga meets on Tuesdays at 6 PM in the Fellowship Hall with registered Yoga Teacher, Amanda Gregg. Bring a mat, water, and the $10 fee.
To make a reservation for Tuesday's class, email
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The youth café, UNDERGROUNDS, will be open for a light breakfast at 9:30 AM each Sunday. Youth Church School will meet in the newly renovated youth space and begins at 9:45 AM.
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NDBC SOFTBALL
To see the Northside Line-Drivers
softball schedule go to
and follow the ministries link to recreation. |
THE PAPERLESS PINNACLE
The Pinnacle is emailed as an attachment to the congregation and is available on the church website at www.northsidedrive.org.
If you would prefer not to receive the Pinnacle by U.S. mail, please call 404-237-8621 or email us at info@northsidedrive.org to let us know. |
Wi-Fi is now available in the Educational building as well as the Fellowship Hall and Youth Area.
The network is: ndbcwireless.
The password is: northsidedrive. |

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