The Preacher/Chaplain at Lakeside Chautauqua for the week starting Sunday July 6 is the Rev. Dr. Peter Storey from Capetown South Africa.  Peter Storey was chaplain to prisoner Nelson Mandela and when Mandela became President he asked Peter Storey and Desmond Tutu to establish the Truth and Reconciliation Commission.  Dr. Storey is ordained in the Methodist Church of Southern Africa, served Central Methodist Church in Johannesburg during struggle to end apartheid.  Using his theme "Healings from the Wounds of Africa" Peter Storey will speak about the Gospel has a different flavor when "cooked in an African pot" as he talks about Mandela, peacemaking, politics and prayer.  Daily chaplain hour is 9:15 to 10 a.m., in Orchestra Hall. There is a free Chaplain's Hour pass available each day.    His sermon title for 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship is "Letter from a Philippian Jail." Click here for more information.

Organ Study Scholarship Auditions for adults and students 7^th-12^th grade will take place on Sunday, October 12, at 2:00 p.m. at St. Aloysius Catholic Church, Bowling Green, OH.  The Toledo Chapter of the American Guild of Organists awards several scholarships each fall and offers the award winners the opportunity to perform in a recital the following spring.  There is a $500 award for the top qualifying high school student.  For more information and audition applications contact Denise Mathias, scholarship coordinator, at dmathias@monroestumc.com or 419-473-1167, ext. 230, or visit the Toledo AGO website www.toledoago.org. Click here for application and more information. 

Application deadline is October 1, 2014.