Museum of African American History & Culture Trip

The Christian Education Ministry sponsored a trip to the Museum of African American History and Culture on Saturday, August 5th, 2023. It was the culminating event for our Vacation Bible School. Both children and adults had the opportunity to learn about our heritage, interact with the exhibits, socialize with others, shop, and enjoy a delicious meal at Golden Corral on the way home.

Vacation Bible School 2023

Our Vacation Bible School theme for 2023 was “Twists & Turns, Following Jesus Changes the Game.”

VBS was held on July 31, August 2nd and 4th, 2023.

The children enjoyed dancing and singing to lively music, Bible lessons about Jesus, challenging games, chess lessons, creative crafts, and yummy dinners. A wonderful time was had by all. A big “thank you” to all the teachers and helpers.

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Museum of African American History & Culture Trip – August 5, 2023

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Celebration Sunday, June 11, 2023

Celebration Sunday was June 11, 2023. It was the Christian Education Ministry’s opportunity to thank our Sunday School teachers, acknowledge the students, and celebrate our 2023 graduates.

As always, the service was followed by good food and fellowship during Coffee Hour. We are thankful for all the ways God is blessing us and working through us.

Tea Time!

After years of COVID social isolation, we were finally able to have our Ladies’ Spring Tea on May 6, 2023. The ladies dressed in their spring finery, had their pictures taken, enjoyed delicious food, listened to delightful music, and were inspired by our speaker, Dr. Adelaide Sanford.

Proceeds from the tea went to the OLPC general fund.

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Oak Lane Strong Newsletter Easter Edition

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2023 Black History Celebration

On 2/19/23, we had our Black History Celebration. We looked marvelous in our colorful dashikis and other African garb. The children told us about famous African Americans and sang the song “Oh Freedom.” Following the service, we had a Soul Food coffee hour. All the food including: fried chicken, potato salad, greens, black eyed peas, corn bread, and sweet potato pie left us full and smiling. The celebration was sponsored by the Christian Education Ministry. Photos by Denise Tucker.

When we practices UMOJA (unity), nothing is impossible!

A Warm Hug Delivered to Laurel Square

Thanks to generous donations, the Christian Education Ministry wrapped and delivered purchased blanket throws to the residents of Laurel Square Rehabilitation Center on December 21, 2022. The residents were happy to receive the throws. Snacks for the staff were also delivered.

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