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CALENDAR
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Spiritual Shots:
"Bible: Isn't the Bible irrelevant, genocidal and misinterpreted?"
Tue., Apr. 12 from 6 - 7:30 PM
Bottoms Up Pizza
More Info
April Speaker Series:
Allen & Tammy Hill Registration is open!
Wed, Apr. 6-Willow Oaks
Thu, Apr. 7-The Westwood Club Tue, Apr. 12-Sam Miller's
Thu, Apr. 14-The Place at Innsbrook Register Online The Marriage You've Always Wanted: Led by Dr. Gary Chapman, author of the best-selling Five Love Languages Aug 19-20, at the West End Assembly of God. For more information, visit www.firstthingsrichmond.org 
SMALL GROUPS & STUDIES New Thursday Evening Women's Study: "1 Peter: Walk the Talk." Thursdays, March 24th - May 19th from 5:45-7:30 PM at Needle's Eye office (104 Berrington Ct.) More Information New Co-ed Bible Study: with Ken Banks, President and founder of IPC Technologies, and Tony Wilson, Corporate Education Liaison, Thursdays beginning March 31 from 7:15 to 8:30 AM at IPC Technologies, 7200 Glen Forest Drive, Suite 100 For more information, email: lrattner@needleseye.org |
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NEWS @ NEEDLE'S EYE
| Mar. 2011
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A "SURPRISE" for Chris Withers
 | Chris Withers (middle), walks into a surprise, with hostess Annhorner Truitt (left), and Buddy Childress, NEM's Executive Director
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Thursday, January 27 wasn't an ordinary business meeting.
Under the guise of another meeting for Needle's Eye, Chris Withers entered Willow Oaks Country Club only to be met by a boisterous "SURPRISE!"- it was a reception held in his honor.
Graciously hosted by Craig and Annhorner Truitt, the evening was full of warm memories and laughter as many shared their favorite stories of how Chris served Needle's Eye over the past 8 years. Read more
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3Q Debut: A response from attendees
 | | Left to right: Gwen Corley Creighton, Joe Slay, Steve Rogers |
Q: "What was the thing that surprised you the most about 3Q tonight?"
A: "The speakers were really honest- they just put their lives out there like an open book."
"Well, these guys have huge titles in corporations, but they talked about the gritty stuff that they went through. It was really reassuring to know that everyone has bumps in the road- that you can go through ups and downs and still come out on the other side."
On Wednesday, February 23, a capacity crowd of 27 young professionals gathered at the Rocketts Landing Sales Center as NEM kicked off its inaugural "3Q: 3 Questions, 3 Leaders" event. Read more
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April 2011 Speaker Series
Allen & Tammy Hill
Parents of VA Tech Shooting Victim
 | April Speakers, Allen & Tammy Hill
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Rachael Hill grew up in Richmond where she attended Grove Avenue Christian School before heading off to Va Tech to study biochemistry. As an 18-year-old freshman, she looked forward to a career in nanotechnology, loved learning French, and was a classic pianist and skilled volleyball player. On April 16, 2007, Rachael was killed while attending French class. She was among 32 people who lost their lives at the hands of a gunman on Va Tech's campus that day. Read More
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About Us
Needle's Eye offers a variety of opportunities that encourage and support marketplace people in expressing and implementing faith at work, at home and in the community. For more information, please visit our website at www.needleseye.org.
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