Perfect Sabbath!

It was so nice to have a leisurely morning since services start at 1pm and we live 2 mins away. Marcela made a tasty unusual brunch of: boiled egg on cheese-on-toast, smoked turkey with apple slices, olives & peppers and grilled tomatoes topped with cheese.

Union Jack napkins to make me feel at home!

At Sabbath services we heard a sermonette from Mr Krueger encouraging the young people to have Josiah's attitude towards God's law. Mr Gerald Flurry gave a stirring message which you will no doubt hear in a couple of weeks. He did announce that himself and some other ministers will be heading over to Jerusalem at the end of July/beginning August.

I continue to be impressed by the friendliness of the campers coming up to me to chat even first-timers. Now the challenge is to remember all their names.

After services coffee and cookies are served in the upstairs foyer. I had some great fellowship with Cally Amos, Cecil Burks and was able to find out more about how God's House gets known in the community through our publicity agents from Shane Granger. Mr Stephen Flurry  and I discussed how the Trumpet Daily is coming along very well. The program on Monday will be geared towards the Laodiceans like the Trumpet article The United Church of God and the Evils of 300-man Rule so be sure to watch.

David and Chelsey Weeks

Information Table

The Guillaume's are visiting too

Fellowship continued after services at the Zen Thai restaurant at the invitation of Mr & Mrs Hiliker snr - more great food and fellowship with Marg and Judy - also kitchen workers.