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Last week I admitted to being behind the eight-ball and this week, ack, it feels like I'm still out in the pool hall parking lot. 

There's a rule of thumb out there that says newsletters should only contain between and three and five news items. Any more, and the reader will feel fatigued and give up altogether. It occurred to me recenlty that a tired writer made up that rule whilst under deadline and that it isn't true at all. 

Tomorrow is the first Sunday of Advent and the pastors are starting a new series, "Now It's Personal." Each week, we'll hear personal faith stories from each Newport Covenant pastor -- tomorrow we kick off with Pastor Amy. 

 

Bring your checkbooks and/or you cash, ladies! In addition to being the first Sunday of Advent and the first Sunday of our giving trees ... tomorrow is the last day to buy tickets to the Women's Christmas Luncheon. Ten dollars buys you lunch, fancy place settings, an inspirational speaker, serenading waiters, carols. 

 

(Remember! if you require childcare for this event, you must! RSVP to Pastor Mary.) 

 

And, <drum roll> coming soon to a family center / gymnasium near you -- Angel Alert! December 14th, yet another amazing production from director and magic-maker Sue Banks. Tell your friends, especially ones with little people. 


Events Coming Up
Pardon the brevity here. If you want further details about each event, please click here check out website. 

Sun 6 Dec: Women's Christmas Luncheon

Sun 6 Dec 4.00pm: Seattle Chinese Orchestra

Sun 7 Dec 11.30am: Camelot Auditions

Tue 9 Dec 7.00pm Camelot Auditions

Wed 9 Dec 7.00pm Camelot Auditions

Sun 14 Dec 10.00am: Angel Alert Musical

Sun 14 Dec 4.00pm: Angel Alert Musical

Sat 20 Dec 7.30pm: CarolFest with 
Bellevue Chamber Choir 

Wed 24 4.00pm Christmas Eve Service

Wed 24 10.00pm Christmas Eve Service

Sat 6 December: Men needed to serve lunch at the Womens Christmas Lunch Saturday 6 December. We need 28 men total: 20 servers, 5 in the kitchen and 3 to help with clean up. Marijane says: "Men, all you need is a smile and a bow tie!" (Well, a bow tie and pants. It isn't that kind of ladies event!)  Check in with Susan Boeker or Marijane Jones if this is your cup of tea.