Fellowship

Prime Time Speaker's Series

June 21: "Twelve Confederate Generals Met at Travellers Rest before the Battle of Nashville"

July 21 Tour: Travellers Rest Home plantation tour at 10:00am. Meet at the mansion. Entrance fee is $10.00. Contact Martha Livengood (942-6977) for reservations and more info.

July 26: "Keeping the Home Fires Burning - Tenacity and Plight of Women during the Civil War" with Bets Ramsey, who will read from their diaries and display quilts.

August 16 - Living History: A Southern Boy in Blue: Memoirs of Marcus Woodcock, presented in uniform, journal words, voice, and mannerisms of the day by Ranger Jim Lewis.

September 20 - Dr. Anderson Spickard, "Mind, Body, and Spirit" important insights along with exerpts from his book Stay with Me: Stories of a Black Bag Doctor.

Mark your calendars! Invite your friends! All luncheons are at 11:30am. If you wish to come without lunch, please arrive at 12:00noon to hear the program.

RSVP by Monday before each event to 385-2150 x 262 or reserve@stgeorgesnashville.org.

Laymen's Breakfast

Join us the first Thursday of every month!

Note: There will not be a breakfast in August!

6:45am - CHAPEL SERVICE
7:15am - BREAKFAST

Cost - $5 (Free if you bring a newcomer!)

Want to more involved with men in the church? Please contact Brad Pendlton at pendleton007@comcast.net or 615-298-1963 for more information.

Reception Committee Volunteers

Calling All Cooks!

You have enjoyed the wonderful receptions marking special events at St. George’s. Now wouldn’t you love to be part of the planning, cooking, and serving? We have a great time and would love to add some new members to our committee. If you are interested in joining us (or just have questions), contact Jean Bowden at 297-8440 or jeanbowden@comcast.net. We would love to have you!

Aelfric's Readers - St. George’s Book Club

Begun in 1989, this reading group chose its name from Aelfric the Grammarian who lived in the first half of the 11th century and was Bishop of Cerne in Dorset and later of Enysham in Oxfordshire. Aelfric’s manuscript can be viewed in the British Museum. Written in Anglo-Saxon, it originally contained the Pentateuch as well as the books of Joshua and Judges and was, thereafter, a Heptateuch. It is the earliest form, apart from the poems of Caedmon, of the Old Testament narrative turned into English. Aelfric's Readers, St. George’s Book Club, is open to all – come join us for some interesting conversation about books. Please call Paula Snyder, 356-5376, or Lynn Terry, 383-6055 if you have questions.