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| October Speaker Series
Gordon Prior-The Weight of Insecurity
Wed., Oct. 6 - Willow Oaks
Thu., Oct. 7 - Westwood Club
Tue., Oct. 12 - Sam Miller's
Thu., Oct. 14 - Innsbrook
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2010 Women's Retreat, Third Presbyterian: Journey with God Through the Landscapes of Life
Sat., Oct. 9, 8:30 AM - 2:30 PM at University of Richmond,
Jepson Alumni Center
featuring Beth Booram, author of
The Wide Open Spaces of God
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Spiritual Shots
Suffering: How could a good God allow so much suffering and evil?
Tue., Oct. 12 from 6 - 7:30 PM
Bottoms Up Pizza
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November Speaker Series
Ron Cantor-Game Changers: Those moments in life when perspective and faith are radically changed
Wed., Nov. 3 - Willow Oaks
Thu., Nov. 4 - Westwood Club
Tue., Nov. 9 - Sam Miller's
Thu., Nov. 11 - Innsbrook
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NEWS @ NEEDLE'S EYE
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Oct. 2010
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In the Home Stretch: Second Half Group "stretches" fellow member Contributed by Bill Hogate, member of the Second Half Group
 In April 2009, as NEM participant Chris
Tompkins cycled with his buddies, tragedy struck. An automobile passed the pack and made an abrupt left-hand turn. Chris hit the side of the car, and after being rushed to VCU Medical Center, the verdict came in: a severe injury to his upper spine. Soon thereafter, Gordon Prior, this month's speaker, and the leader of the Needle's Eye Second Half group, learned of Chris's situation and asked how he could help. Read more
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STARTING THIS WEEK: OCTOBER SPEAKER SERIES
 Gordon Prior, DDS
Leader, NEM's Second Half Group
The Weight of Insecurity: Freedom in the second half
Gordon Prior had one of the best known dental practices in the Richmond area for over 40 years. and from the outside looking in, Gordon "had it all together." But on the inside, there was a struggle, a fear, an insecurity... one that took nearly 65+ years to overcome. Read moreThe October Speaker Series is sponsored by:  |
Next Month: November Speaker Series
 Ron Cantor
Messianic Jewish Leader
Game Changers: Those moments in life when perspective and faith are radically changed
Ron Cantor had been raised to follow Jewish customs and prayers, but did not consider himself at all religious. In fact, he was a proud agnostic, unconvinced that there was clear evidence for God and not sure he even cared. When it came to religion, the only thing Ron knew for sure was that Jews did not believe in Jesus. Read moreSchedule & Reservations |
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