The OWLs are Back!
On September 12 Reformation’s senior group, the OWLs will return from their summer hiatus with a wonderful program by songstress, Patricia Garver. Patti, who among her many other activities sings
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Book Club meets July 19th
REFORMATION LIBRARY BOOK CLUB Tuesday, July 19, 7:00 p.m. Alyce Thompson Room Book: Gray Mountain, by John Grisham. The year is 2008 and Samantha Kofer’s career at a huge Wall
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OH, THE PLACES YOU’LL GO!
Back by popular demand again this summer, we invite you to share the places where you are being the church in the world as you travel (or stay in our
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CHEER ON REFORMATION SOFTBALL!
Reformation is excited to be part of the local ELCA softball team this year. We would love to have any supporters come and cheer on our team!! All games begin
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YOUNG ADULTS’ ANNUAL FAMILY COOKOUT
The annual family cookout for the young adults group (20s/30s/+) will be held on Saturday, May 21st from 4 pm – 7 pm at the Troutman’s home. The Troutman family
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SPRING ROAD CLEANUP SATURDAY, APRIL 30
The Eco Ministry is hosting our annual spring road cleanup on Saturday, April 30 beginning at 10:00 AM. We will meet at the church to get our supplies and then
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OWLS News April 2016
In spite of a rainy day, there was a record turnout to the OWLs March meeting. After an Irish- blessed meal (including delicious, homemade Irish potatoes), Emily Brooks, Psy D
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OWLS News March 2016
OWLs in Springtime February was fun and festive, with a good turn-out to hear Margie Gibson speaking about her book. Here’s what’s coming up for the OWLs: March: Emily Brooks,
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Book Club: April 19th, 7pm
All are welcome to the next evening book club discussion. The book is A Man Called Ove by Frederick Backman. A debut novel from a Swedish writer, Goodreads calls it
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Adult Forum: APRIL 10 & 17: AN INTERFAITH EXPERIENCE IN THE MIDDLE EAST
9:45 a.m. in Creighton Hall This past October, a group of 19 Christian, Muslim and Jewish Philadelphians, including Reformation’s own John Chesters, ventured to Turkey, Israel, and Palestinian Cities for
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