Charles and Cheryl Carter hosted all the adults at their home for a wonderful time of fellowship. What a great time to catch up and get to know each other better!

Who knew wood-splitting, mulching, and general cleanup could be such a time of blessing. The fresh air and exercise were invigorating and at the end of the day, it was fulfilling to look back and see all we accomplished together.

As the weather was good, we held the event outdoors for a game night. It was also a special treat to hear Pastor Crookshank’s Bible lesson in the fresh air under the trees.

We held this fellowship dinner in honor of Deacon Randy Evans, his wife Lonna and their family as they prepared to move to Georgia. We also honored Deacon David Lowe who deployed overseas for a year-long assignment with the Air Force. It was a time of sweet fellowship, prayer, and devotion.

This was the first year we advertised the yard sale in the paper and on craigslist, so we had a very good turnout. Hanoverians and our neighbors scoured their basement and garage for yard sale fodder, managing to de-clutter their homes and pad their wallets, all while getting to meet their neighbors. Sunshine ruled the day.