Jennifer Wood, Kathleen Bullock, Sandi Banister

 

We will begin Stephen's Ministry training shortly. Stephen's ministers walk with people who are hurting, who are in crisis and need someone to talk to. If you are interested, email Rebecca Loy at loy.rebecca@gmail.com.

 

As part of 10 to the City (tithe intended for blessing and positively impacting the community), All Souls Church has budgeted $6,000 for Small Group Grant Funds to encourage and enable Small Groups. Each Small Group can apply for up to $500. Click here to download the application.    

  

Fizzle STILL needs some renters.

  

The guys at Kenyon are all gettin' hitched or movin on. This great house in Old North Knoxville is in a safe area and filled with ballin' parties, close community, and good memories. It's a 3 bedroom house (although one bedroom is pretty small), rent is $850 and available in May. Email Joe Morelock with questions or info. joemorelock@gmail.com

  

Tuck W. and Fizzle M.

 

 

Knoxville is one of 20 finalists!

Knoxville's Idea:  Knoxville will create a culture of healthy eating and eliminate food deserts by stimulating connections in the urban food cycle between land, farming jobs, food processing, distribution, sale, and composting.

You can read more about Knoxville's idea and view the 2 minute video here:  http://huff.to/13b6S0A.

Please cast your vote for Knoxville here: http://huff.to/XpwcJj.

Then ask your friends, neighbors, and colleagues to join us in
supporting Knoxville!

The city will receive $50K if the video gets the popular vote,
regardless if the idea wins the $1 million prize.
Each computer can only record one vote, so please help us spread the word to as many people as possible. Thanks for your support!  

 

 

 

  ONK, Parkridge and other neighborhoods check it out:

Registration is now open for The Neighborhood Conference, a gathering of neighborhood advocates and supporters from all across Knoxville and Knox County on Saturday, March 23, 2013, at the Knoxville Convention Center.

To register for this conference and learn more about it, click here.

The City's Office of Neighborhoods is producing this conference in cooperation with Knox County and a planning committee of neighborhood representatives.

 Features include:

- A welcome from Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero and Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett.

 - Over 30 workshops and 100 speakers addressing crime prevention, blight, neighborhood revitalization, grassroots fundraising, tree and yard management, parks and greenways, settling disputes between neighbors, how to start a 

neighborhood organization... and much more!

 - Over 25 information booths from a variety of governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations.

 - A chance to hear from and meet members of City Council and County Commission, as well as senior staff in both city and county governments.

 Most importantly, members and leaders of neighborhood groups will be able to meet, compare notes, and learn from one another.

 

Sandy Greek, Leisl Lanzoni and friends

 

 

 We're in the early stages of creating a Childcare Co-op for daytime care.  If parents are interested in joining please contact me at ashleydawnaddair@gmail.com. Or if you would like to support parents by volunteering to babysit that'd be wonderful and welcomed.

  

 We are doing baby baptisms on Easter Sunday this year. (March 31) at Old Mechanicsville Park in Mechanicsville. If you would like your child to be baptised, come to a class the Sunday before (March 24) at 3pm in the conference room, and email Doug Banister @ doug@allsoulsknoxville.com.  

 

  

There will be a Lenten lunch series at the downtown churches this year during Lent. There will be a 30 minute worship service around a lenten theme in the Sanctuary, and then a lunch following in the Fellowship Hall. Services start at noon, lunch is at 12:30. Come and join us!   

February 20th: Church Street United Methodist