1. education
2. school

Congregation-wide Meetings
to Learn about the Transition to The Well
TODAY, 9:45-10:45 am
Walt Sherlin and Kerney Peoples, Co-Chairs of
the Transition to The Well, will be in the
Parlor to answer questions.
Wednesday, April 22, 6:30-7:15 pm
Come learn the details about staff location,
moving and location of activities as we begin our transition to The Well
Packing Party for The Well
As we move forward to The WELL, we’ve organized a “packing party.” All HB
members are invited to “Gather to Serve.” Please mark your calendar to join
the Packing Party on Friday, May 15, from 2-8 pm or Saturday, May 16, from
2-5 pm. Boxes and packing supplies will be in the Chapel. Light refreshments
will be in the kitchen. We need as many volunteers as possible to help pack.
Come for one hour or as long as you wish. Please RSVP to Connie Fowler at
919-757-2062 or [email protected] to sign up or for questions.
Get on Board – Starting April 26
Shuttle service from Carolina Place on Glenwood Avenue
to the Stone Street entrance…quicker than parking & walking…
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Carolina Place office building is at 2626
Glenwood Ave. (across from Glenwood Village)
The Shuttle service will run continuously from
8:00 am – 1:00 pm, departing every 10 minutes from the parking deck.
Shuttle parking is located in the parking deck
at Carolina Place. The parking lot has over
100 covered spaces and should allow most
loading to be protected from inclement
weather, and vehicles will stay cooler.
Shuttle passengers will be dropped off/picked
up at the Stone St. entrance.
Carolina Place is 1 mile NW of HB; travel
time is less than 10 minutes.
As you approach the parking deck, you will
see an HBUMC parking sign.
Congregation-wide Meetings
to Learn about the Transition to The Well
TODAY, 9:45-10:45 am
Walt Sherlin and Kerney Peoples, Co-Chairs of
the Transition to The Well, will be in the
Parlor to answer questions.
Wednesday, April 22, 6:30-7:15 pm
Come learn the details about staff location,
moving and location of activities as we begin our transition to The Well
Packing Party for The Well
As we move forward to The WELL, we’ve organized a “packing party.” All HB
members are invited to “Gather to Serve.” Please mark your calendar to join
the Packing Party on Friday, May 15, from 2-8 pm or Saturday, May 16, from
2-5 pm. Boxes and packing supplies will be in the Chapel. Light refreshments
will be in the kitchen. We need as many volunteers as possible to help pack.
Come for one hour or as long as you wish. Please RSVP to Connie Fowler at
919-757-2062 or [email protected] to sign up or for questions.
Get on Board – Starting April 26
Shuttle service from Carolina Place on Glenwood Avenue
to the Stone Street entrance…quicker than parking & walking…
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•
•
Carolina Place office building is at 2626
Glenwood Ave. (across from Glenwood Village)
The Shuttle service will run continuously from
8:00 am – 1:00 pm, departing every 10 minutes from the parking deck.
Shuttle parking is located in the parking deck
at Carolina Place. The parking lot has over
100 covered spaces and should allow most
loading to be protected from inclement
weather, and vehicles will stay cooler.
Shuttle passengers will be dropped off/picked
up at the Stone St. entrance.
Carolina Place is 1 mile NW of HB; travel
time is less than 10 minutes.
As you approach the parking deck, you will
see an HBUMC parking sign.
3rd Sunday of Easter: April 19, 2015
Rick Clayton: “The Telling Touch”
The risen Christ invites you to reach out and touch him.
Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.” They
were startled and terrified, and thought that they were seeing a ghost. He said to
them, “Why are you frightened, and why do doubts arise in your hearts? Look at
my hands and my feet; see that it is I myself. Touch me and see; for a ghost does
not have flesh and bones as you see that I have.” And when he had said this, he
showed them his hands and his feet. While in their joy they were disbelieving and
still wondering, he said to them, “Have you anything here to eat?” They gave him a
piece of broiled fish, and he took it and ate in their presence. Then he said to
them, “These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you—that everything written about me in the law of Moses, the prophets, and the psalms must
be fulfilled.” Then he opened their minds to understand the scriptures, and he said
to them, “Thus it is written, that the Messiah is to suffer and to rise from the dead
on the third day, and that repentance and forgiveness of sins is to be proclaimed in
his name to all nations, beginning from Jerusalem. You are witnesses of these
things.
Luke 24:36b-48
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Today’s Band Members:
Acoustic Guitar - Stephen Howell; Bass Guitar - Karl Gyorfy;
Drums - Mike Rees; Electric Guitar - Lee Clyburn
Vocals - Bob Jensen
3rd Sunday of Easter: April 19, 2015
Rick Clayton: “The Telling Touch”
The risen Christ invites you to reach out and touch him.
Jesus himself stood among them and said to them, “Peace be with you.” They
were startled and terrified, and thought that they were seeing a ghost. He said to
them, “Why are you frightened, and why do doubts arise in your hearts? Look at
my hands and my feet; see that it is I myself. Touch me and see; for a ghost does
not have flesh and bones as you see that I have.” And when he had said this, he
showed them his hands and his feet. While in their joy they were disbelieving and
still wondering, he said to them, “Have you anything here to eat?” They gave him a
piece of broiled fish, and he took it and ate in their presence. Then he said to
them, “These are my words that I spoke to you while I was still with you—that everything written about me in the law of Moses, the prophets, and the psalms must
be fulfilled.” Then he opened their minds to understand the scriptures, and he said
to them, “Thus it is written, that the Messiah is to suffer and to rise from the dead
on the third day, and that repentance and forgiveness of sins is to be proclaimed in
his name to all nations, beginning from Jerusalem. You are witnesses of these
things.
Luke 24:36b-48
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Today’s Band Members:
Acoustic Guitar - Stephen Howell; Bass Guitar - Karl Gyorfy;
Drums - Mike Rees; Electric Guitar - Lee Clyburn
Vocals - Bob Jensen
Noah’s Ark Breakfasts
9:50 - 10:50 am in the CFH: TODAY - Donkeys; May 3 - Lambs; May 17 - Doves
RSVP Soon for Wednesday Dinners
(5:15-6:45 pm) Make a donation! Eat in or Take out
04/22: UMM Chicken Pickin’ - BBQ Chicken, Roll, Boiled Potatoes, Green
Beans, Banana Pudding, Tea, Lemonade
RSVP by noon on Monday: Reply to weekly email or call 832-6435 x34.
Grand Age Club: Thursdays, 11:15 am
04/23: Seniors and Their Cars; For questions: Call Mary Lib at 919-782-8116.
UMW Scholarship: Apply by June 1
UMW Scholarship applications and standards are available:
- on the church website (http://hbumc.org/connect/women/) and
- at the front desk.
The applications are due to UMW President, Jo Anna McMillan, by June 1, 2015.
Our UMW annual scholarship is paid directly to the college of the female recipient,
who is a member of HBUMC. The scholarship is for graduate or undergraduate
study and is granted for one year; however, current high school seniors who are already eligible for many other church scholarships are not eligible. Our UMW is now
accepting applications. Please pass this on if you know of someone who would
benefit from this scholarship. Questions? Please contact Jo Anna McMillan at 919417-3470 or [email protected].
VBS Registration:
Now through May 6
VBS will be at Aldert Root Elem. School
due to construction of ‘The Well’.
VBS will be 9 am-12:30 pm, June 22-26.
Only $10 per student participant.
Sign up at www.hbumc.org (for VBS students and for volunteers).
For current Lambs/preschool 3’s through 5th grade.
If the parent of a current Dove/preschool 2’s or younger is
volunteering, childcare is available while parent volunteers.
Volunteers of all ages/life stages are welcome! You are the key to making
VBS a fun, unforgettable experience. Volunteers should register online by 5/06.
Questions: Email [email protected] or [email protected]
Noah’s Ark Breakfasts
9:50 - 10:50 am in the CFH: TODAY - Donkeys; May 3 - Lambs; May 17 - Doves
RSVP Soon for Wednesday Dinners
(5:15-6:45 pm) Make a donation! Eat in or Take out
04/22: UMM Chicken Pickin’ - BBQ Chicken, Roll, Boiled Potatoes, Green
Beans, Banana Pudding, Tea, Lemonade
RSVP by noon on Monday: Reply to weekly email or call 832-6435 x34.
Grand Age Club: Thursdays, 11:15 am
04/23: Seniors and Their Cars; For questions: Call Mary Lib at 919-782-8116.
UMW Scholarship: Apply by June 1
UMW Scholarship applications and standards are available:
- on the church website (http://hbumc.org/connect/women/) and
- at the front desk.
The applications are due to UMW President, Jo Anna McMillan, by June 1, 2015.
Our UMW annual scholarship is paid directly to the college of the female recipient,
who is a member of HBUMC. The scholarship is for graduate or undergraduate
study and is granted for one year; however, current high school seniors who are already eligible for many other church scholarships are not eligible. Our UMW is now
accepting applications. Please pass this on if you know of someone who would
benefit from this scholarship. Questions? Please contact Jo Anna McMillan at 919417-3470 or [email protected].
VBS Registration:
Now through May 6
VBS will be at Aldert Root Elem. School
due to construction of ‘The Well’.
VBS will be 9 am-12:30 pm, June 22-26.
Only $10 per student participant.
Sign up at www.hbumc.org (for VBS students and for volunteers).
For current Lambs/preschool 3’s through 5th grade.
If the parent of a current Dove/preschool 2’s or younger is
volunteering, childcare is available while parent volunteers.
Volunteers of all ages/life stages are welcome! You are the key to making
VBS a fun, unforgettable experience. Volunteers should register online by 5/06.
Questions: Email [email protected] or [email protected]
Upcoming Youth Events
Student Life Info Meeting at noon TODAY, Chapel
SLAM Nashville Info Meeting at noon on Sunday, April 26, Chapel
The Gathering - Saturday, April 25, 6-8 pm
Birdhouse Sale on Sunday, May 3
ASP Retreat on Saturday, May 16
Wake Interfaith Hospitality Host Week
Our next host week starts May 3. Sign up online at the links below. Questions?
Contact Lisa or Nelson at 302-5055 or [email protected].
Dinners - http://bit.ly/wihndinners................................................... TU, SA open
Set Up - http://bit.ly/wihnsetup......................................................... 7 slots open
Overnite Hosts/Van - http://bit.ly/vandrivershosts ..........Male hosts: Most open
Female hosts: SU, MO, TU, TH, SA open
Morning van drivers: All open
Evening van drivers: Most open
Laundry & Tear Down - http://bit.ly/laundryteardown.................1 laundry open
7 tear down open
Groceries - http://bit.ly/wihngroceries .................................. most items needed
Scattered to Serve on May 2: Sign Up Now
Nearly 40 projects have been identified for HB’s
Scattered to Serve on May 2. There is much work to be
done from gardening to cleaning and construction to
companionship and everything in between. There are
jobs for kids and youth, men and women, families and
seniors. We have a place for everyone to serve!
We invite you to pray about how God will use you in
this day of service and where you are called to be. Signups and information on all the projects are available at
http://serve.hbumc.org and in the flier available from the ushers.
We trust this information will aid your discernment of your place on May 2.
Backpack Buddies
Big Sweep - City of Raleigh
Boys and Girls Club
Centro Internacional de Raleigh Clothing Ministry at First Baptist Church
Christian Life Home
Grace Home for Women
Habitat for Humanity
Hayes Barton Member Assistance
Hearts & Hands for Haiti Maple Ct. Transitional Housing for Homeless Vets
Hope Reigns
Hope School
Inter-Faith Food Shuttle
Meals on Wheels
Methodist Home for Children
Miracle League
Note in the Pocket
Oak City Outreach Center
Parkview Manor
Project Enlightenment
Safe Child
Salvation Army
Society of St. Andrew
Starnes Class
StepUp Ministry
Stop Hunger Now
The Healing Place
UMCOR
Urban Ministries of Wake County
Wee Care
Upcoming Youth Events
Student Life Info Meeting at noon TODAY, Chapel
SLAM Nashville Info Meeting at noon on Sunday, April 26, Chapel
The Gathering - Saturday, April 25, 6-8 pm
Birdhouse Sale on Sunday, May 3
ASP Retreat on Saturday, May 16
Wake Interfaith Hospitality Host Week
Our next host week starts May 3. Sign up online at the links below. Questions?
Contact Lisa or Nelson at 302-5055 or [email protected].
Dinners - http://bit.ly/wihndinners................................................... TU, SA open
Set Up - http://bit.ly/wihnsetup......................................................... 7 slots open
Overnite Hosts/Van - http://bit.ly/vandrivershosts ..........Male hosts: Most open
Female hosts: SU, MO, TU, TH, SA open
Morning van drivers: All open
Evening van drivers: Most open
Laundry & Tear Down - http://bit.ly/laundryteardown.................1 laundry open
7 tear down open
Groceries - http://bit.ly/wihngroceries .................................. most items needed
Scattered to Serve on May 2: Sign Up Now
Nearly 40 projects have been identified for HB’s
Scattered to Serve on May 2. There is much work to be
done from gardening to cleaning and construction to
companionship and everything in between. There are
jobs for kids and youth, men and women, families and
seniors. We have a place for everyone to serve!
We invite you to pray about how God will use you in
this day of service and where you are called to be. Signups and information on all the projects are available at
http://serve.hbumc.org and in the flier available from the ushers.
We trust this information will aid your discernment of your place on May 2.
Backpack Buddies
Big Sweep - City of Raleigh
Boys and Girls Club
Centro Internacional de Raleigh Clothing Ministry at First Baptist Church
Christian Life Home
Grace Home for Women
Habitat for Humanity
Hayes Barton Member Assistance
Hearts & Hands for Haiti Maple Ct. Transitional Housing for Homeless Vets
Hope Reigns
Hope School
Inter-Faith Food Shuttle
Meals on Wheels
Methodist Home for Children
Miracle League
Note in the Pocket
Oak City Outreach Center
Parkview Manor
Project Enlightenment
Safe Child
Salvation Army
Society of St. Andrew
Starnes Class
StepUp Ministry
Stop Hunger Now
The Healing Place
UMCOR
Urban Ministries of Wake County
Wee Care
Spiritual Academy: Wed., 4/29, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Spiritual Academy: Wed., 4/29, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Join us to hear Dr. Ellen Davis, Dr. Alan Storey, and Dr. Richard Lischer speak
on Creation Care.
Join us to hear Dr. Ellen Davis, Dr. Alan Storey, and Dr. Richard Lischer speak
on Creation Care.
The Gathering - A Youth & Family Event
The Gathering - A Youth & Family Event
Saturday, April 25th, 6-8 pm
Join us for a celebration of our youth ministry and the faces making it possible!
We have many reasons to be thankful and we want to call them by name.
Let’s celebrate with our current families and invite future ones. If you have a
4th or 5th grade student, join us for a preview of HB Youth Ministries!
Saturday, April 25th, 6-8 pm
Join us for a celebration of our youth ministry and the faces making it possible!
We have many reasons to be thankful and we want to call them by name.
Let’s celebrate with our current families and invite future ones. If you have a
4th or 5th grade student, join us for a preview of HB Youth Ministries!
Support the Miracle League Cardinals
Support the Miracle League Cardinals
4/24 at 6:30 pm at Adams Elementary School, 805 Cary Towne Blvd. Cary
4/24 at 6:30 pm at Adams Elementary School, 805 Cary Towne Blvd. Cary
Spiritual Academy: Wed., 4/29, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Spiritual Academy: Wed., 4/29, 6:30 - 7:30 pm
Join us to hear Dr. Ellen Davis, Dr. Alan Storey, and Dr. Richard Lischer speak
on Creation Care.
Join us to hear Dr. Ellen Davis, Dr. Alan Storey, and Dr. Richard Lischer speak
on Creation Care.
The Gathering - A Youth & Family Event
The Gathering - A Youth & Family Event
Saturday, April 25th, 6-8 pm
Join us for a celebration of our youth ministry and the faces making it possible!
We have many reasons to be thankful and we want to call them by name.
Let’s celebrate with our current families and invite future ones. If you have a
4th or 5th grade student, join us for a preview of HB Youth Ministries!
Saturday, April 25th, 6-8 pm
Join us for a celebration of our youth ministry and the faces making it possible!
We have many reasons to be thankful and we want to call them by name.
Let’s celebrate with our current families and invite future ones. If you have a
4th or 5th grade student, join us for a preview of HB Youth Ministries!
Support the Miracle League Cardinals
Support the Miracle League Cardinals
4/24 at 6:30 pm at Adams Elementary School, 805 Cary Towne Blvd. Cary
4/24 at 6:30 pm at Adams Elementary School, 805 Cary Towne Blvd. Cary
UMW Freezer Sale to Support ‘The Well’
UMW Freezer Sale to Support ‘The Well’
Just in Time for Mother’s Day! May 10, 13 & 17
Just in Time for Mother’s Day! May 10, 13 & 17
100% of the profits from this freezer sale will go to fund
The Well! This sale will be on Sundays, May 10 and
17, and on Wednesday, May 13. Bring your cash/
check-book/credit card, your cooler and your appetite!
We’ll be at the front desk, ready to take and fill your
order. First come, first served! Quantities are limited.
UMW Freezer Sale Items
Big Al’s Cinnamon Rolls $12 — A bazaar
favorite! Approximately 10 mouthwatering
sweet buns!
Baked French Toast $12 — This deliciously
rich casserole is sure to be a hit!
Green Bean Almondine $10 — Fresh green
beans steamed and simply tossed with salt,
pepper, fresh lemon juice and slivered almonds. A great accompaniment to our Pork
Tenderloin or any other meat!
Sausage Egg Casserole $15 — The scrump- Crustless Veggie Quiche $12 — A quiche
chocked full of eggs, broccoli, zucchini, and
tious smell of sausage, bread and cheese
peppers to name a few. Perfect for the veggie
baking could wake anyone in the morning!
lover in your house.
Mary Douglass’ Appetizer Chive and Ham
Biscuits $15 — Also a bazaar favorite! Home- Lemon Zest Pie $10 — Sugar, eggs, butter,
lemon and some extra love goes into making
made chive biscuits filled with ham, brown
these pies. Just add whipping cream or fresh
sugar and butter. Now it doesn’t get more
fruit to top it off.
southern than that.
Smokehouse Spaghetti $15 — Bacon, Beef, Kentucky Derby Pie $10 — This chocolate
Cheese… Need we say more for this twist on and pecan pie is the perfect ending to a fabulous meal.
baked spaghetti?
Chicken Pot Pie $15 — A bazaar favorite!
Circle 1’s infamous pot pie recipe.
Marinated Pork Tenderloin — 1 for $12, 2
for $20 — Over a lb of pork tenderloin marinated in soy, ginger and spices. After thawing
it is ready for the grill, oven or crock pot.
Pound Cake (sold as a half bundt) $10 —
Dense pound cake ready to be served with
fresh strawberries and/or whipping cream.
Cookie Dough $8 — Offering sugar and
chocolate chip cookie dough rolls. Each roll
will make approximately 2 dozen cookies.
100% of the profits from this freezer sale will go to fund
The Well! This sale will be on Sundays, May 10 and
17, and on Wednesday, May 13. Bring your cash/
check-book/credit card, your cooler and your appetite!
We’ll be at the front desk, ready to take and fill your
order. First come, first served! Quantities are limited.
UMW Freezer Sale Items
Big Al’s Cinnamon Rolls $12 — A bazaar
favorite! Approximately 10 mouthwatering
sweet buns!
Baked French Toast $12 — This deliciously
rich casserole is sure to be a hit!
Green Bean Almondine $10 — Fresh green
beans steamed and simply tossed with salt,
pepper, fresh lemon juice and slivered almonds. A great accompaniment to our Pork
Tenderloin or any other meat!
Sausage Egg Casserole $15 — The scrump- Crustless Veggie Quiche $12 — A quiche
chocked full of eggs, broccoli, zucchini, and
tious smell of sausage, bread and cheese
peppers to name a few. Perfect for the veggie
baking could wake anyone in the morning!
lover in your house.
Mary Douglass’ Appetizer Chive and Ham
Biscuits $15 — Also a bazaar favorite! Home- Lemon Zest Pie $10 — Sugar, eggs, butter,
lemon and some extra love goes into making
made chive biscuits filled with ham, brown
these pies. Just add whipping cream or fresh
sugar and butter. Now it doesn’t get more
fruit to top it off.
southern than that.
Smokehouse Spaghetti $15 — Bacon, Beef, Kentucky Derby Pie $10 — This chocolate
Cheese… Need we say more for this twist on and pecan pie is the perfect ending to a fabulous meal.
baked spaghetti?
Chicken Pot Pie $15 — A bazaar favorite!
Circle 1’s infamous pot pie recipe.
Marinated Pork Tenderloin — 1 for $12, 2
for $20 — Over a lb of pork tenderloin marinated in soy, ginger and spices. After thawing
it is ready for the grill, oven or crock pot.
Pound Cake (sold as a half bundt) $10 —
Dense pound cake ready to be served with
fresh strawberries and/or whipping cream.
Cookie Dough $8 — Offering sugar and
chocolate chip cookie dough rolls. Each roll
will make approximately 2 dozen cookies.
UMM “Ladies Night” - Tuesday, May 5
UMM “Ladies Night” - Tuesday, May 5
The United Methodist Men have a treat in store for you at our annual “Ladies
Night” dinner on Tuesday, May 5, at 6:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Don
McNeill has been entertaining audiences all over the Triangle as Mark Twain
for years. Come hear the wit, wisdom and storytelling that made Mark Twain a
cultural icon. Please RSVP by Friday, May 1, to [email protected] or by
calling 919-218-2632. Dinner is just $6. Hope to see you there!
The United Methodist Men have a treat in store for you at our annual “Ladies
Night” dinner on Tuesday, May 5, at 6:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Don
McNeill has been entertaining audiences all over the Triangle as Mark Twain
for years. Come hear the wit, wisdom and storytelling that made Mark Twain a
cultural icon. Please RSVP by Friday, May 1, to [email protected] or by
calling 919-218-2632. Dinner is just $6. Hope to see you there!
UMW Freezer Sale to Support ‘The Well’
UMW Freezer Sale to Support ‘The Well’
Just in Time for Mother’s Day! May 10, 13 & 17
Just in Time for Mother’s Day! May 10, 13 & 17
100% of the profits from this freezer sale will go to fund
The Well! This sale will be on Sundays, May 10 and
17, and on Wednesday, May 13. Bring your cash/
check-book/credit card, your cooler and your appetite!
We’ll be at the front desk, ready to take and fill your
order. First come, first served! Quantities are limited.
UMW Freezer Sale Items
Big Al’s Cinnamon Rolls $12 — A bazaar
favorite! Approximately 10 mouthwatering
sweet buns!
Baked French Toast $12 — This deliciously
rich casserole is sure to be a hit!
Green Bean Almondine $10 — Fresh green
beans steamed and simply tossed with salt,
pepper, fresh lemon juice and slivered almonds. A great accompaniment to our Pork
Tenderloin or any other meat!
Sausage Egg Casserole $15 — The scrump- Crustless Veggie Quiche $12 — A quiche
chocked full of eggs, broccoli, zucchini, and
tious smell of sausage, bread and cheese
peppers to name a few. Perfect for the veggie
baking could wake anyone in the morning!
lover in your house.
Mary Douglass’ Appetizer Chive and Ham
Biscuits $15 — Also a bazaar favorite! Home- Lemon Zest Pie $10 — Sugar, eggs, butter,
lemon and some extra love goes into making
made chive biscuits filled with ham, brown
these pies. Just add whipping cream or fresh
sugar and butter. Now it doesn’t get more
fruit to top it off.
southern than that.
Smokehouse Spaghetti $15 — Bacon, Beef, Kentucky Derby Pie $10 — This chocolate
Cheese… Need we say more for this twist on and pecan pie is the perfect ending to a fabulous meal.
baked spaghetti?
Chicken Pot Pie $15 — A bazaar favorite!
Circle 1’s infamous pot pie recipe.
Marinated Pork Tenderloin — 1 for $12, 2
for $20 — Over a lb of pork tenderloin marinated in soy, ginger and spices. After thawing
it is ready for the grill, oven or crock pot.
Pound Cake (sold as a half bundt) $10 —
Dense pound cake ready to be served with
fresh strawberries and/or whipping cream.
Cookie Dough $8 — Offering sugar and
chocolate chip cookie dough rolls. Each roll
will make approximately 2 dozen cookies.
100% of the profits from this freezer sale will go to fund
The Well! This sale will be on Sundays, May 10 and
17, and on Wednesday, May 13. Bring your cash/
check-book/credit card, your cooler and your appetite!
We’ll be at the front desk, ready to take and fill your
order. First come, first served! Quantities are limited.
UMW Freezer Sale Items
Big Al’s Cinnamon Rolls $12 — A bazaar
favorite! Approximately 10 mouthwatering
sweet buns!
Baked French Toast $12 — This deliciously
rich casserole is sure to be a hit!
Green Bean Almondine $10 — Fresh green
beans steamed and simply tossed with salt,
pepper, fresh lemon juice and slivered almonds. A great accompaniment to our Pork
Tenderloin or any other meat!
Sausage Egg Casserole $15 — The scrump- Crustless Veggie Quiche $12 — A quiche
chocked full of eggs, broccoli, zucchini, and
tious smell of sausage, bread and cheese
peppers to name a few. Perfect for the veggie
baking could wake anyone in the morning!
lover in your house.
Mary Douglass’ Appetizer Chive and Ham
Biscuits $15 — Also a bazaar favorite! Home- Lemon Zest Pie $10 — Sugar, eggs, butter,
lemon and some extra love goes into making
made chive biscuits filled with ham, brown
these pies. Just add whipping cream or fresh
sugar and butter. Now it doesn’t get more
fruit to top it off.
southern than that.
Smokehouse Spaghetti $15 — Bacon, Beef, Kentucky Derby Pie $10 — This chocolate
Cheese… Need we say more for this twist on and pecan pie is the perfect ending to a fabulous meal.
baked spaghetti?
Chicken Pot Pie $15 — A bazaar favorite!
Circle 1’s infamous pot pie recipe.
Marinated Pork Tenderloin — 1 for $12, 2
for $20 — Over a lb of pork tenderloin marinated in soy, ginger and spices. After thawing
it is ready for the grill, oven or crock pot.
Pound Cake (sold as a half bundt) $10 —
Dense pound cake ready to be served with
fresh strawberries and/or whipping cream.
Cookie Dough $8 — Offering sugar and
chocolate chip cookie dough rolls. Each roll
will make approximately 2 dozen cookies.
UMM “Ladies Night” - Tuesday, May 5
UMM “Ladies Night” - Tuesday, May 5
The United Methodist Men have a treat in store for you at our annual “Ladies
Night” dinner on Tuesday, May 5, at 6:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Don
McNeill has been entertaining audiences all over the Triangle as Mark Twain
for years. Come hear the wit, wisdom and storytelling that made Mark Twain a
cultural icon. Please RSVP by Friday, May 1, to [email protected] or by
calling 919-218-2632. Dinner is just $6. Hope to see you there!
The United Methodist Men have a treat in store for you at our annual “Ladies
Night” dinner on Tuesday, May 5, at 6:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Don
McNeill has been entertaining audiences all over the Triangle as Mark Twain
for years. Come hear the wit, wisdom and storytelling that made Mark Twain a
cultural icon. Please RSVP by Friday, May 1, to [email protected] or by
calling 919-218-2632. Dinner is just $6. Hope to see you there!