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Tickets are $25 per person and $40 per couple.
Join your friends for light appetizers and nonalcoholic beverages and ring in the New Year in style.
Reservations will be accepted by calling 707-279-1104.
Kelseyville Presbyterian Church is located at 5340 Third St.
Have a safe and happy New Year!
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Party favors, hats, music and games, beef Stroganoff, dessert and nonalcoholic beverages will be featured.
Dinner begins at 7 p.m. with a suggested donation of $5 per person.
Following the dinner party you are invited to ring in the new year at one of two New Year’s Eve Services at the Middletown Methodist Church.
“We will host an early New Year’s Eve Service in the sanctuary 8:45 p.m. for those who like to turn in early,” said Pastor Voris Brumfield. “Following the early service we will continue with games and music until 11:30 p.m. to ring in the New Year at midnight.”
On Sunday, Jan. 2, 2011, church members will host their second annual Karambu (a feast) between the 9:45 a.m. and noon services in honor of Kwanzaa, the seven-day Pan African Cultural Celebration created in 1968 that honors community, faith, family and cooperative work and economics.
The regular noon “Spirit Alive” service will feature the ceremony honoring elders and children as Kwanzaa concludes.
The Middletown Methodist Church is located at the corner of Armstrong and Washington Streets one block east of Highway 29 in Middletown.
You do not have to be a member of our church to participate in our activities because United Methodist practice open hearts, open minds and open doors following the teachings of Jesus Christ.
For more information call 707/ 295-7174 or email
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This work examines the connection between patriotism and spirituality, and helps the reader find balance in increasingly troubled times. The book offers a fresh, new perspective on politics.
Daly, a Christian lawyer and minister at Jesus Christ Fellowship Church, has identified a growing chasm between spirituality and the practices of too many of our national leaders.
Once shrouded in Divine Protection, the United States was born under the Judeo-Christian beliefs of our founders.
“The Spiritual Battle for the White House” demonstrates how our founding fathers envisioned the sustainability of the republic, and how we have lost our way over the years.
Daly has written a book that gives everyone the power to restore America to its position as leader of the free world.
“The Spiritual Battle for the White House” is available online at www.spiritualbattle4whitehouse.com, or through Amazon or Barnes and Noble Books.
For more information call Veronica Morgan, 707-274-1528, or Jeff Daly at 707-987-9082.
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Unlike other scholarships, the winner of this contest may use the money for college or a mission trip.
Essays must be three pages long (type-written or computer processed) and address this year’s theme “God’s Keyboard.”
Themes of anti-racism, Christian unity and/or mission are all appropriate for the essay.
Essays must be received by 10 a.m. Jan. 31. Late entries will not be considered.
Entries can be submitted personally to Lakeport Christian Center on Forbes, United Christian Parish (UCP) on the corner of Eighth and Brush in Lakeport, New Life Foursquare Church on Martin Street in Lakeport, Galilee Lutheran Church on Soda Bay Road in Kelseyville, or Kelseyville Presbyterian Church on Third Street in Kelseyville or mailed to UCP at 745 N Brush St., Lakeport, CA 95453.
Please mark the envelope “God’s Keyboard.”
There will be one prize awarded for $500 to the student who best articulates the theme. The winner must read their essay at the LMA Christian Unity celebration Feb. 27 at 6 p.m.
For more information you may talk to the pastor of any church mentioned above. You do not need to be a member of a church to participate.