Back by popular request; join us for an evening of inexpensive family fun! Bring your own lawn chairs, and join us outdoors as we watch a recent film release on our 30ft. movie screen! Free admission, popcorn and inexpensive snacks make for a great night out under to stars. All films begin at dusk.

Scroll down below the film information to learn how your family can earn free drinks at the film!

September 5: Mr. Magorium’s Wonder Emporium: Veteran actor Dustin Hoffman plays the title character, a 243-year-old toy-store owner who is ready to pass his enchanted business on to his beloved assistant, Molly Mahoney (Natalie Portman). However, when Molly, a former composer and pianist, has doubts about taking over the (literally) magical store, and an uptight accountant (Jason Bateman) appears to assess the establishment, the many inhabitants of the Wonder Emporium begin to rebel, resulting in a chaotic situation that can be fixed only with the help of a shy, lonely boy (Zach Mills). (rated G)

Items should be NEW. Limit your generosity to this detailed list of 5 items:

Spiral Notebooks (70p), Unsharpened Pencils, Plastic Rulers (12 inch), Large Pencil Erasers, 12-colored pencils in packaging.

School supplies will be distributed thru Mennonite Central Committee (MCC).

We need lots of helping hands, big and small, to help fill the bags we have been sewing all summer long with school supplies! We have the supplies - now we need YOU and your FAMILY to help us! Join us at 7pm for a fun, family oriented project for folks of all ages!

We have a bright green & yellow container, located in the parking lot behind our building! We welcome you to place inside the following:
newspaper, office paper, "junk" mail, paper bags, magazines, catalogs, shredded paper, envelopes, folders. NO cardboard or phonebooks please!

Summer 2007: We were able to fill 800 school "bags" (aka kits) 75 MORE than in 2007! Watch our video of our fun-filled "Fill-the-Bags" night hosted at our church. Thanks to everyone for their donations of time, resources and prayers! How many will we fill in 2008?

School Kits are the most requested item from Mennonite Central Committee (MCC). They are given primarily to refugee and displaced children, helping students and teachers add some normalcy to disrupted lives. Also areas that experienced natural disasters receive them with joy. Each kit, contained notebooks, pencils, colored pencils an eraser and a ruler, and was placed in a bag which persons from our congregation sewed from drapery remnants.