March 2020 - Tel Hai

March 2020

Sunday, March 1 ►See Chaplain’s Worship Schedule

9:00 AM – Worship Service: SC 10:30 AM – Worship Service: A/C

►Annual ‘Food Drive’ benefiting the Honey Brook and Twin Valley Food Pantries begins today. Drop off locations are at GCC, A/C, and SC lobbies.

7:00 PM – Tel Haven Hymn Sing: THSR

Monday, March 2 8:00 AM – Registration begins for next session of

Tai Chi, March 12 to April 30. Class hours are 11:45 am to 12:45 pm; 1:00 to 2:00 pm; 2:15 to 3:15 pm. Contact Gwynne at [email protected] (preferred) or 610-273-9333, ext. 2441.

9:00 AM – Sew Creative: GR 9:30 to 10:30 AM – Ukulele Band plays at Adult

Day Care: ADS 11:00 AM to noon – Donations for Resale Shop: HZ 1:00 PM – LEC presents Bruce and Barbara

McCleary, residents of Tel Hai, as they present an armchair travelogue of their recent cruise to South and Central America. They visited ports in Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Panama, Honduras, Belize, and Mexico. The trip also included a transit of the Panama Canal. (shuttle available): CWPA

3:00 to 4:00 PM – New York Times Crossword Puzzle: AOE

7:00 PM – Pinochle: DB

Tuesday, March 3 ►Clinic Hours with Sara Snyder, RN are held every

Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:00 AM. Free blood pressure screenings provided: LVHS

►Professional Financial and Insurance Assistance by Amanda Rock, CFP®. Contact her office for an appointment at 800-626-1190 or by email at [email protected]

►McCormick Chiropractor – call 610-286-7000 to schedule an appointment: SCHS

7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment necessary, just bring doctor’s order and insurance card: SCHS

9:00 AM – Chime Choir Rehearsal: GR 9:00 AM to noon – The Wood Shop is open for

residents to bring in things that need fixing or something they need to have made.

9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure Screenings: GCC FTR

10:00 AM – Devotional Prayer Group: SPDR 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM – Foot & Body Massage.

Contact Shelly Hansen at 610-466-7733 or [email protected] for appointment: SCHS.

10:30 AM – Women’s Bible Study with Irene Weaver: CWPA (Dockside)

12:00 noon – WEL (Widows Enjoying Lunch): MR 1:00 to 4:00 PM – The Community Shuttle is

available to take residents to and from Honey Brook. To reserve your spot on the schedule, call the GCC Front Desk, 610-273-9333, ext. 2040, on Tuesday mornings.

2:00 to 4:00 PM – Bridge: BN 5:30 PM – Game Night: DB 7:00 PM – Game Night: Conservatory 7:00 PM – Men’s Bible Study: HCR(2)

Wednesday, March 4 ►See Chaplain’s Worship Schedule

10:30 AM – Worship Service: A/C 7:30 to 10:00 AM – Breakfast at the Garden Café

mailto:[email protected]



Wednesday, March 4 (continued) 9:30 AM – Nature Society Meeting: HCR(2) 10:00 AM – Check-in time with Judy at the

Grandview Commons parking lot for Ladies Day Out at Dutch Apple Dinner Theater (reservations only)

11:15 AM – Choir Rehearsal: A/C 1:00 PM – Mahjong (players welcome):

Conservatory 1:00 PM – Carol Fink Book Club: FR 6:30 to 7:30 – Women’s Billiards: SC Table 7:00 PM – Bridge: DB

Thursday, March 5 9:00 to 11:00 AM – Watercolor Art Class: AOE 9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure

Screenings: GCC FTR 10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: HCR(2) 10:00 to 3:00 PM – Miller-Keystone Blood Mobile:

GVC 10:30 AM – Veterans Coffee Hour. Enjoy a cup of

coffee and mini donut; share your favorite stories: MR

1:00 to 3:00 PM – Train Room Open 1:30 PM – Walk & Talk. A 45-minute walk at

conversational pace. Call Verna Harkins with questions at 484-796-4548: Meet at Grandview Commons

3:00 PM – Mindfulness Meditation: Theater 4:15 PM – Depart from SC front entrance and

4:30 PM depart from Garrett front entrance for Widows Banquet at Rockville Mennonite Church

6:00 PM – TOPS: GR 7:00 PM – Game Night. Board and card games are

available or bring your own: BN 7:00 PM – Bible Study with Pastor Dan

MacDonald: CWPA (Dockside)

Friday, March 6 7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment is

necessary, just bring doctor’s order and insurance card: LVHS

9:00 to noon – Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room

9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure Screenings: SCWFR

10:00 AM – GriefShare, “Grief and Your Relationships”: SPDR

1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artist Quilting Club members meeting. Room is open to non-members from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Contact Jane Shea at 484-796-4349 or [email protected] for more information on the Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room

1:45 to 2:15 PM – Ice Cream Social: A/C Lobby 2:00 PM – Music by Quentin Jones: A/C 4:15 PM – Depart from SC front entrance and

4:30 PM depart from Garrett front entrance for Widows Banquet at Rockville Mennonite Church

5:00 PM – Supper for Singles: Would you occasionally enjoy eating with a group? Come to Azalea Square any Friday night between 5:00 and 5:15 PM for good food and fellowship. You will get a warm and friendly welcome: AZSQ

Saturday, March 7 6:00 PM – Movie in Lakeview: LVAA



12:00 noon for 12:15 PM departure – check in with Judy at the Grandview Commons parking lot for Philly Pops Tribute to Phil Collins trip (reservations only)

2:00 PM – Ukulele Band Sing-A-Long: A/C

Monday, March 9 ►Podiatrist – Call Dr. Wilde for an appointment

at 215-696-6078: LVHS 9:00 AM – Sew Creative: GR 9:00 to 11:00 AM – Resident Council: A/C 9:30 to 10:30 AM – Ukulele Band plays at Adult

Day Care: ADS 11:00 AM to noon – Donations for Resale Shop: HZ 12:30 to 4:00 PM – Foot & Body Massage. Contact

Shelly Hansen at [email protected] or 610-466-7733 for appointment: SCHS.

1:00 PM – LEC presents Herb & Miiko Horikawa, residents of Tel Hai, present “Japanese/ American Internment Camp.” Herb and Miiko are both American citizens born in California.



Monday, March 9 (continued) However, because they looked like the enemy, during WW II, they were included among the 120,000 Japanese Americans living on the West Coast who were forcibly removed from their homes and incarcerated in America’s Concentration Camps. Come hear their story. (shuttle is operating): CWPA

2:00 to 3:30 PM – Please join us for a reception welcoming/meeting Heidi Stoltzfus, new Vice President of Mission Advancement: Garrett Daily Brew


7:00 PM – Pinochle: DB 7:30 PM – Ron Bellamy, solo Hand Bell Concert

with piano accompaniment by Linda Lorgus. Ron Bellamy (Ringing Ron) began ringing hand bells in 1979, and has been a performer and clinician for Hand Bell Exploration, the Hand Bell Musicians of America, and Solo/Ensemble Extravaganza. A former member of the Philadelphia Hand Bell Ensemble, he is also a solo hand bell artist, and was a featured soloist at the 2013 Hand Bell Musicians of America Area 2 Seminar in Oswego, NY. Ron is presently directing five hand bell choirs at four Lancaster area churches. Bus transportation from the Garrett starting at 6:45 PM: CWPA



►Dermatology services are offered by OnSite Dermatology. Please call them directly at 877-345-5300 to schedule an appointment: LVHS






10:00 AM – Devotional Prayer Group: SPDR 10:30 AM – Women’s Bible Study with Irene

Weaver: CWPA (Dockside) 10:30 AM – Catholic Rosary: A/C 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class with John Esworthy

begins a five-week session; no experience necessary. Contact Judy at 610-273-9333, ext. 2154 or [email protected] for more information. Fee will be charged: AOE

1:00 to 4:00 PM – The Community Shuttle is available to take residents to and from Honey Brook. To reserve your spot on the schedule, call the GCC Front Desk, 610-273-9333, ext. 2040, on Tuesday mornings.

1:30 PM – Performing Arts Meeting: HCR(2) 2:00 to 4:00 PM – Bridge: BN 5:30 PM – Game Night: DB 7:00 PM – Game Night: Conservatory 7:00 PM – Men’s Bible Study: HCR(2)


10:30 AM – Worship: A/C 7:30 to 10:00 AM – Breakfast: Garden Café 9:30 AM – Chime Choir Rehearsal and Play in

Chapel: A/C 10:00 AM – Library Committee Meeting: HCR(2) 11:15 AM – Choir Rehearsal: A/C 12:00 noon – Lunch at “The Long Way Home” at

the Waynebrook Inn in Honey Brook. These lunches will be on the second Wednesday of each month. You may call the restaurant directly at 610-273-2444 to make your reservation. If you need transportation, please call Jessica Martin at 610-273-9333, ext. 2091 (there will be a charge).

1:00 PM – Mahjong (players welcome): Conservatory

1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters (an informal gathering of painters). Call Norma Mansur at 484-796-4209: AOE

1:30 PM – Service of Holy Eucharist, St. John’s Episcopal Church. Special on-campus shuttle available from 1:00 to 2:30 PM for this service. To utilize, please call 484-798-3057: A/C



Wednesday, March 11 (continued) 6:30 to 7:30 PM – Women’s Billiards: SC Table 7:00 PM – Bridge: DB

Thursday, March 12 ►AARP tax volunteers are here today in the

CWPA in Stonecroft. Appointments are necessary.

9:00 to 11:00 AM – Watercolor Art Class: AOE 9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure

Screenings: GCC FTR 10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: HCR(2) 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Train Room Open 1:30 PM – Walk & Talk. A 45-minute walk at


2:00 PM – Nimble Fingers Group. Do you knit, crochet, cross-stitch, or do other needle art? We are an informal group and beginners are welcome. While working on our own projects, we share tips and techniques, have good conversations, and show and tell. Transportation or questions? – call Susie Arbogast at 484-722-8171: Conservatory

3:00 PM – Mindfulness Meditation: Theater 6:00 PM – TOPS: GR 6:00 PM – Depart from SC front entrance and

depart at 6:15 PM from Garrett for Fulton Play (reservations only)

7:00 PM – Game Night. Board and card games are available or bring your own: BN

7:00 PM – Bible Study with Pastor Dan MacDonald: CWPA (Dockside)

Friday, March 13 ►Podiatrist – Call Dr. Wilde for an appointment

at 215-696-6078: SCHS 7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment is


9:00 AM to noon – Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room

9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure Screenings: SCWFR

10:00 AM – GriefShare, “Why?”: SPDR 10:45 AM – Movie Committee: BN

1:00 to 3:00 PM – Trip Committee: SPDR 1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artist Quilting Club

members meeting. Contact Jane Shea at 484-796-4349 or [email protected] for more information on the Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room

2:00 PM – “The Wearin’ of the Green”. A Lively Salute to St. Patrick’s Day Around the World by Dr. Covington: A/C

5:00 PM – Supper for Singles: Would you occasionally enjoy eating with a group? Come to Azalea Square any Friday night between 5:00 and 5:15 PM for good food and fellowship. You will get a warm and friendly welcome: AZSQ

7:00 PM – The Biggest Little Farm (2019). A fascinating and delightful documentary that chronicles the eight-year quest of a deter-mined, idealistic young couple as they trade city living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in harmony with nature. Cast: John and Molly Chester, a loveable dog that determined their destiny, and a parade of wonderful farm animals. PG. 1 hr 31 min: CWPA

Saturday, March 14 12:15 PM – Depart from SC front entrance and

12:30 PM depart from Garrett for Lancaster Symphony Orchestra held at Willow Valley

2:00 to 4:00 PM – Train Room Open House 6:00 PM – Movie in Lakeview: LVAA



►Annual Food Drive benefiting the Honey Brook and Twin Valley Food Pantries ends today. Drop off locations for Food Drive are at GCC, A/C, and SC lobbies.

4:00 PM – Dark Waters (2020). In this legal drama based on a New York Times Magazine story, lawyer Robert Bilott, whose specialty is defending chemical companies, takes on DuPont when one of his grandmother’s neighbors accuses the corporation of killing his


Sunday, March 15 (continued) cattle. Mark Ruffalo, Anne Hathaway, Tim Robbins. PG-13. 2 hr 6 min: CWPA


at 215-696-6078: LVHS ►Submissions for the April What’s New? are due

today. Submit articles to Judy at 610-273-9333, ext. 2154 / [email protected], or Caroline at 610-273-9333, ext. 2762 or [email protected]


Day Care: ADS 11:00 AM to noon – Donations for Resale Shop: HZ 1:00 PM – Life Enrichment presents Ross Kershey

on the History of the Supreme Court (fee): CWPA




Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:00 AM. Free blood pressure screenings available: LVHS


7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment necessary, just bring doctor’s order and

insurance card: SCHS 8:00 to 9:30 AM – Come to the Stone Hearth Grille

or Azalea Square to enjoy a free omelet made by the staff! We Hope To See You There!





Contact Shelly Hansen at 610-466-7733 or [email protected] for appointment: SCHS


1:00 PM – Great Decisions: HCR(2) 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class with John

Esworthy: AOE 1:00 to 4:00 PM – The Community Shuttle is


2:00 PM – Residential Living Monthly Birthday Party for residents celebrating birthdays in March. Spouses welcome. Shuttle available by calling 484-798-3057: GVC

2:00 to 4:00 PM – Bridge: BN 2:00 to 4:00 PM – Come Color with Me. Bring your

coloring book, colored pencils or crayons and join the group chatting, laughing, and enjoying friends. All are welcome: DB

5:30 PM – Game Night: DB 7:00 PM – Game Night: Conservatory 7:00 PM – Men’s Bible Study: HCR(2) Wednesday, March 18 ►See Chaplain’s Worship Schedule

10:30 AM – Worship Service featuring Chime Choir: A/C

►McCormick Chiropractor – call 610-286-7000 to schedule an appointment: SCHS

7:30 to 10:00 AM – Breakfast: Garden Café 9:30 AM – Tel Hai Choir Rehearse and Play in

Chapel: A/C 1:00 PM – Mahjong (players welcome):

Conservatory 1:00 PM – Tel Haven Council: THSR 1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters (an informal

gathering of painters). Call Norma Mansur at 484-796-4209: AOE

6:30 to 7:30 PM – Women’s Billiards: SC Table 7:00 PM – Bridge: DB Thursday, March 19 9:00 to 11:00 AM – Watercolor Art Class: AOE 9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure Screening:

GCC FTR 10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: HCR(2)





Thursday, March 19 (continued) 10:30 AM – Veterans Brunch. Don't you just love

Bob Thompson's stories?: MR 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Train Club Meeting and Train

Room open. 1:30 PM – Walk & Talk. A 45-minute walk at


2:00 PM – Nimble Fingers Monthly Workshop. This group is adding a monthly workshop and the purpose of this workshop is to teach knitting and/or crocheting skills to those who are interested in some help. This monthly workshop is specifically an instructional session as compared to the other two monthly sessions where participants bring their own projects and visit. If you have questions, please call Susie Arbogast at 484-722-8171.

3:00 PM – Mindfulness Meditation: Theater 6:00 PM – TOPS: GR 7:00 PM – Game Night. Board and card games are


MacDonald: CWPA (Dockside) Friday, March 20 7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment is


9:00 to noon – Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room

9:00 to noon – Resale Shop Open: HZ 9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure Screening:

SCWFR 10:30 AM – GriefShare, “Guilt and Anger”: SPDR 11:30 AM – Newbies Lunch: GVC 1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artist Quilting Club

members meeting. Room is open to non-members from 1:00 to 3:00 PM. Contact Jane Shea at 484-796-4349 or [email protected] for more information on the Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room

2:00 PM – Music with Liz Rodgers: A/C 5:00 PM – Supper for Singles: Would you

occasionally enjoy eating with a group? Come to Azalea Square any Friday night between

5:00 and 5:15 PM for good food and fellowship. You will get a warm and friendly welcome: AZSQ

7:00 PM – A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019). In this heartwarming drama, journalist Lloyd Vogel sets out to profile the host of “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood”; the iconic Fred Rogers. After approaching his subject with skepticism, Vogel changes his outlook when he forms a friendship with Rogers. Tom Hanks, Matthew Rhys. PG. 1 hr 47 min.: A/C

Saturday, March 21 10:00 to 11:00 AM – Tech Help from Pequea

Valley Students. Please call Judy at 610-273-9333, ext. 2154 to make an appointment: SPDR

6:00 PM – Movie in Lakeview: LVAA



Monday, March 23 ►Dermatology services are offered by OnSite

Dermatology. Please call them directly at 877-345-5300 to schedule an appointment: SCHS

►Podiatrist – Call Dr. Wilde for an appointment at 215-696-6078: LVHS



on the History of the Supreme Court (fee): CWPA




Tuesday from 9:30 to 11:00 AM. Free blood pressure screenings available: LVHS




Tuesday, March 24 (continued) 7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment

necessary, just bring doctor’s order and insurance card: SCHS




10:00 AM – Devotional Prayer Group: SPDR 10:30 AM – Women’s Bible Study with Irene

Weaver: CWPA (Dockside) 11:00 to 1:00 PM – Resale Shop Open: HZ 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class with John

Esworthy: AOE 1:00 to 4:00 PM – The Community Shuttle is


2:00 PM – Catholic Mass. Special on Campus Shuttle available from 1:00 to 3:00 PM for this service. To utilize, call 484-798-3057: A/C



10:30 AM – Worship: A/C 7:30 to 10:00 AM – Breakfast: Garden Café 11:15 AM – Choir Rehearsal: A/C 1:00 PM – Mahjong (players welcome):

Conservatory 1:00 to 4:00 PM – Practicing Painters (an informal

gathering of painters). Call Norma Mansur at 484-796-4209: AOE

6:30 to 7:30 PM – Women’s Billiards: SC Table 7:00 PM – Bridge: DB

Thursday, March 26 ►AARP tax volunteers are here today in the

CWPA in Stonecroft. Appointments are necessary.

9:00 to 11:00 AM – Watercolor Art Class: AOE

9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure screenings: GCC FTR

9:30 to 10:15 AM – Kevin Rowley with Advanced Hearing Aid Center: HCR(4)

10:00 AM – Bible Discussion: HCR(2) 10:30 AM – Color With Me: THSR 10:30 to noon – Kevin Rowley with Advanced

Hearing Aid Center: SCHS 1:00 to 3:00 PM – Train Room Open 1:30 PM – Walk & Talk. A 45-minute walk at


2:00 PM – Nimble Fingers Group. Do you knit, crochet, cross-stitch, or do other needle art? We are an informal group and beginners are welcome. While working on our own projects, we share tips and techniques, have good conversations, and show and tell. Transportation or questions? Call Susie Arbogast at 484-722-8171: Conservatory

NO Mindfulness Meditation this week 7:00 PM – Game Night. Board and card games are


MacDonald: CWPA (Dockside)

Friday, March 27

►Podiatrist – Call Dr. Wilde for an appointment at 215-696-6078: SCHS

7:00 to 8:00 AM – Lab Work; no appointment is necessary, just bring doctor’s order and insurance card: LVHS

9:00 to 10:15 AM – Hearing Refined: GR 9:00 to noon – Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile

Arts Room 9:30 to 10:00 AM – Free Blood Pressure

Screenings: SCWFR 10:00 AM – GriefShare, “Complicating Factors”:

SPDR 10:30 to noon – Hearing Refined: SCHS 1:00 to 4:00 PM – Fiber Artist Quilting Club

members meeting. Contact Jane Shea at 484-796-4349 or [email protected] for more information on the Fiber Artist Quilting Club: Textile Arts Room


Friday, March 27 (continued) 2:00 PM – Music by Jay Daniels – A/C 2:30 PM – Caregiver Support Group: HCR(2) 5:00 PM – Supper for Singles: Would you

occasionally enjoy eating with a group? Come to Azalea Square any Friday night between 5:00 and 5:15 PM for good food and fellow-ship. You will get a warm and friendly welcome: AZSQ

7:00 PM – A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood (2019). See description for March 20th above: CWPA

Saturday, March 28 1:00 PM – David Kim (violin) and Jeffrey Uhlig

(piano). David Kim became concertmaster of the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1999. Born in 1963, he started playing the violin at the age of three, began studies with the famed pedagogue Dorothy DeLay at the age of eight, and received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the Juilliard School. Mr. Kim is entertaining as well as amazing. Please note the special time of this concert: CWPA

6:00 PM – Movie at Lakeview: LVAA



2:00 PM – Hymn Sing with Dan Pell: A/C


at 215-696-6078: LVHS 9:00 AM – Sew Creative: GR 9:30 to 10:30 AM – Ukulele Band plays at Adult


with a lecture, Controversial Presidential Elections (fee): CWPA











Contact Shelly Hansen at 610-466-7733 or [email protected] for appointment: SCHS.


1:00 to 3:00 PM – Oil Art Class with John Esworthy: AOE

1:00 to 4:00 PM – The Community Shuttle is available to take residents to and from Honey Brook. To reserve your spot on the schedule, call the GCC Front Desk, 610-273-9333, ext. 2040, on Tuesday mornings.




PLEASE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION

Oil Art Classes Starting Art lessons at Tel Hai will be taught by John Esworthy, a multi-talented artist, beginning on March 10th from 1:00 to 3:00 PM for two consecutive five-week sessions at a cost of $50.00 per session. This class is for the non-experienced, the experienced and those somewhere in between. Contact Judy at 610-273-9333, ext. 2154 for more information or to sign up.

Miller – Keystone Blood Mobile The Miller-Keystone Blood Mobile will be here on Thursday, March 5th from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. The Blood Mobile will be parked at the Grandview Commons parking lot. To make an appointment, please contact Amy Whary at 610-273-9333, ext. 2010 or [email protected]

Art Task Force The Art Task Force is looking for your High School or College Memorabilia for upcoming displays: Varsity letters, pins, yearbooks, pennants, photos, and more! Please call Karen Cochran at 610-273-9333, ext. 2149 if you are interested.

Watercolor Art Class The next Watercolor Art Session begins on Thursday, February 27 and meets each Thursday through April 2 from 9:00 to 11:00 AM in the Art of Everything. Come join a fun class, expressing yourself with watercolors. Whether you are a first timer, have some experience, or a lot of experience, it's fun to be with creative people, and it’s a relaxing, happy time. Loretta Gable Englerth’s (instructor) telephone number is: 610-324-2776.

Free Omelet Come to the Stone Hearth Grille or Azalea Square on Tuesday, March 17 between 8:00 and 9:30 AM to enjoy a free omelet made and served by the staff! We Hope To See You There!”

Please Join Us Stop by the Daily Brew for a special reception on Monday, March 9 from 2:00 to 3:30 PM to welcome/meet Heidi Stoltzfus, new Vice President of Mission Advancement.

Women’s Billiards Women are welcome to come to the StoneCroft table on Wednesdays from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. Call or email Bob LaDrew, 484-722-8395, [email protected] for more information.

Ides of March 8-ball Tournament This tournament takes place from March 26 to April 14. Contact Bob LaDrew for more information. His contact information is in preceding article.

AARP Driving Course Recently, residents have inquired about this course being offered. Tel Hai has not been hosting the Driving Course for the past couple of years because the instructor who came to teach it has retired. If you are interested in taking this course, check the AARP website for course locations. It is also possible that you may be able to take the course on-line.

Nimble Fingers Monthly Workshop The Nimble Fingers Group is adding a monthly workshop. The purpose of this workshop is to teach knitting and/or crocheting skills to those who are interested in some help. This monthly workshop is specifically an instructional session as compared to the other two monthly sessions where participants bring their own projects and visit. So the first workshop is scheduled for Thursday, March 19 beginning at 2:00 PM, held in the Conservatory and ending at least by 4:00 PM. All are welcomed to come. If you have questions, please call Susie Arbogast at 484-722- 8171.

ADDITIONAL NEWS

Tech Help from Pequea Valley Students

Students from Pequea Valley High School

will offer help one Saturday a month for

most months during the school year. The

next time the students will come to Tel Hai

is Saturday, April 25 from 10:00 to 11:00

AM in the Scalies Private Dining Room.

Contact Judy at 610-273-9333, ext. 2154

for an appointment. There is no charge for

this service.



Art Task Force Current Display

Garrett Community Center Display

Resident Hat Collection

The Clark Gallery

Embroidery by Lucille Keen

Stonecroft Display Case

Resident Lighthouse Collection

APRIL What’s New? Deadline

Articles for the April What’s New? are

due to Judy or Caroline on Monday, March

16. Email it to [email protected] or

[email protected]

HEALTH/WELLNESS/MEDICAL

APRIL MASSAGES

Massages in April will be Monday, April 6

and Tuesday, April 14. An additional March

date has been added: Tuesday, March 31.

All appointments are in StoneCroft.

Tuesday appointments are available from

10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Monday appoint-

ments are available from 12:30 PM to 4:00

PM. These dates are tentative so check

Channel 965 for any date changes. Please

contact Shelly Hansen at shellyinlight@

verizon.net or 610-466-7733 to schedule

an appointment.

CAMPUS SPECIAL EVENTS

LADIES’ LUNCHEON

HATS OFF TO SPRING

The date for the Annual Ladies Luncheon is

Wednesday, April 22, 2020, 12:00 noon to

2:00 PM in the CWPA. Wear your favorite

hat, but please know this is optional.

Following the lunch there will be a fashion

show by Ruthie's. Sign-up sheets will be in

the RBCs in Stonecroft and Garrett

starting Friday, March 20. Sign-up deadline

is Friday, April 3. Due to the popularity of

this luncheon and the limited seating, we

need to confine the reservations to

residents only.

ANNUAL FOOD DRIVE BENEFITING

THE HONEY BROOK AND TWIN VALLEY

FOOD PANTRIES

Join Tel Hai in our annual ‘Food Drive’

benefiting the Honey Brook Food Pantry

and Twin Valley Food Pantry from March 1

to March 15. Tel Hai is requesting the

donation of non-perishable food items and

supplies including canned tuna, peanut

butter, cereals, pasta, rice, canned fruits

and vegetables, laundry detergent, dish

soap, other soap, paper towels and toilet

paper. Only non-expired, un-opened items

accepted. Drop off at Garrett Community

Center, Auditorium/Chapel, and StoneCroft

Commons lobbies.

NEWBIES LUNCH DATES

If you are new to Tel Hai and would like to

have some questions answered, and also

have the opportunity to meet some new

folks, you are welcomed to join in these

lunch dates that meet at 11:30 AM in the

Grandview Commons (bring your own lunch).

Friday, March 20

Friday, April 24

Friday, May 22

TEL HAI IS AGAIN HOSTING THE

INTER-COMMUNITY GAMES

Save the date for a fun day of games on

Friday, June 5. Plan to join Tel Hai

residents and our guests from local

retirement communities for this fun day of

friendly competition. Specific activities will

be communicated later but may include

Billiards, Bocce, Board/Card Games, Corn

Hole, Pickleball, Ping Pong, Water Volleyball,





Wii Bowling, and more! Games will be played

in morning and afternoon sessions. $5.00

per person activity fee, lunch included.

Please plan to enjoy the fun!

FULTON PLAYS and LANCASTER

SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA

Tel Hai offers transportation for the

2020-21 season subscribers to the six plays

and six orchestra performances from

September through June. If you are

interested in becoming a member and desire

transportation, contact Judy at 610-273-

9333, ext. 2154 or [email protected].

Also, please contact Judy for trans-

portation before purchasing your season

ticket to ensure a ride.

APRIL MOVIES

Sunday, April 5th, 4:00 PM: CWPA

This Beautiful Fantastic (2017). A light-

hearted and inspiring romantic drama in

which several somewhat isolated souls

connect through the natural beauty of a

garden: When her landlord forces a young

librarian and aspiring children's author to

clean up her overgrown, neglected back

yard garden, she meets her grumpy elderly

neighbor, an avid horticulturalist, and his

quirky but endearing cook/housekeeper and

unlikely friendships are born that change

lives. Cast Jessica Brown Findlay (who

played the impassioned, rebellious Sybil in

the Downton Abbey series and ran off

with Tom the chauffeur!), Tom Wilkinson,

Andrew Scott, PG. 1 hr 32 min.

Tuesday, April 14th, 7:00 PM: A/C

This Beautiful Fantastic (2017). See April

5th description.

Friday, April 17th, 7:00 PM: CWPA

Judy (2019). A repeat showing by popular

demand. Thirty years after rising to global

stardom, showbiz legend Judy Garland

arrives in London to perform a five-week

sold-out run at The Talk of the Town. While

preparing for the shows, Garland battles

with management, reminisces with friends

and adoring fans, and embarks on a

whirlwind romance with soon-to-be fifth

husband Mickey Deans — all while bravely

struggling to overcome intensifying anxiety

and physical decline. One Oscar win for

Best Actress. Cast Renée Zellweger, Jessie

Buckley. PG-13. 1 hr 58 min.

Friday, April 24th, 7:00 PM: CWPA

The Aeronauts (2019). An edge-of-your-

seat thriller, this film is based on an

amalgam of the flights detailed in Richard

Holmes' 2013 book Falling Upwards: How

We Took to the Air. The balloon flight

depicted in The Aeronauts is based on the

history-making 1862 flight of two real-life

British aeronauts James Glaisher and Henry

Coxwell, whose coal gas-filled balloon broke

the world flight altitude record, reaching

30,000 to 36,000 ft. While Glaisher is

depicted in the film, Coxwell has been

replaced by 'Amelia", a fictional character

who is a composite of several real-life

women who were involved in early ballooning

but underrated/under-reported because of

their gender. All of the life-threatening

issues involved in a 30,000 ft. ascent in the

1800's are addressed in the movie--hold on

to your seat! Cast Felicity Jones, Eddie

Redmayne, Himesh Patel. PG-13 1 hr 41 min.


PERFORMING ART SERIES

Friday, April 3, 7:30 PM: CWPA

Gwyn Roberts and Richard Stine, co-

directors of the Tempesta di Mare, a

Philadelphia Baroque Orchestra, are the

performers for the evening. For this

baroque concert, they will play various

instruments providing music that is

powerful and profound, yet accessible and

joyful. We hope you will join us for this

unique opportunity.

Wednesday, May 6, 7:30 PM: CWPA

Students from the Chester County Youth

Orchestra will perform for us. You will be

amazed at their abilities. Please come out

and support these young musicians.

Friday, May 8, 7:30 PM: CWPA

Brandywine Harp Orchestra is known as the

premier harp orchestra. They consist of 12

harpers of diverse ages with seasoned harp

skills and extensive musical backgrounds

from the Brandywine Valley. Led by Janet

Witman, they have delighted audiences at

Longwood Gardens, Mt. Gretna Tabernacle

and the Edinburgh International Harp

Festival. Shuttle from Garrett begins at

6:45 PM.

Wednesday, May 13, 7:00 PM: CWPA

Aleithia Chorus – The Aleithia Learning

Community is a community of Christian

homeschooling families pursuing the

common goal of Christ-centered education.

Their chorus has been coming to us for

many years. Their program consists of

instrumentals and vocals. This program is

worthy of our time in support of these

young, dedicated individuals who strive to

bless our community through their music.

Please note the start time of 7:00 PM. Bus

transportation will be available beginning

from the GCC at 6:15 PM.

Tuesday, May 26, 7:00 PM, A/C

Please welcome the Eastern Echoes Chorus.

This chorus is made up of young people

from the Eastern Conference of the

Mennonite church. The program consists of

a cappella hymns. You’ll be amazed by their

harmony. Please come out and support these

young folks. Notice the start time of 7:00

PM in the Auditorium/Chapel. Bus trans-

portation from SC front entrance will begin

at 6:15 pm.

TRIPS

Brochures for all trips are located in both

RBCs. Fill out the registration form and

send it to the listed group leader. If you

have any questions contact Judy at

[email protected] or

273-9333, ext. 2154

New Trips Ready for Posting

The following brochures will be posted

Monday, March 2 in both RBCs:

Reading Phils Game – Tuesday, May 19

Johnstown Flood – Tuesday, June 9

Museum of the American Revolution,

Tuesday, June 30

Hunterdon Hills Playhouse – Tuesday,

July 21

Ocean City, Maryland – September

14-16

Silver Wood & Ivory Lunch/Concert on

Friday, May 29 - Brochures are now

available at both RBCs

7-Night Bahama Cruise Onboard the

Anthem of the Seas: March 7 to 14,

2021. Brochures are now available at both

RBCs. This trip will become open to

friends/family on April 1, 2020. We want to


be certain our residents have first chance

to participate in this trip. You will register

directly with Dawn Dornes from Elite Coach

– 800-722-6206 or [email protected].

Additional Trips Not Yet Posted

We are almost ready to post Mystic,

Connecticut (September 28-30, 2020) and

we are still working on a one-night, two-day

trip on the Lincoln Highway scheduled for

October 19 and 20, 2020. In the works is a

Taste Buds trip to Victory Brewing on

Friday, May 15. Many more trips are in the

“thinking stage”, and we will keep you

posted as they develop.

Trip to Bavaria– Space Available!

What do the Bavarian Alps, Innsbruck,

Salzburg, Castles, Churches, and the

Passion Play have in common? They all

represent a once-in-a-lifetime trip that you

could experience in August 2020. There is

still time and room for you to register to be

a part of this amazing trip hosted by

Chaplain Dave Hicks and Jolene Weaver.

Brochures can be obtained in the Resident

Business Centers or by contacting the

Pastoral Care Department. The all-inclusive

trip out of Philadelphia is August 10th – 18th,

2020.

LIFE ENRICHMENT SPEAKERS

Monday, March 16th – Ross Kershey begins

a five-week lecture series. 1:00 PM,

CWPA

There will be a $30 fee for the five-week

series and residents will be billed.

Brochures will be placed in both RBC’s no

later than March 2 for your convenience to

sign up for these lectures. Contact Judy at

610-273-9333, ext. 2154 with any

questions.

Ross Kershey Lecture Series (continued)

*March 16 and 23 – Topic: Supreme Court

*March 30 – Topic: Controversial

Presidential Elections

*April 6 – Topic: Amelia Earhart

*April 13 – Topic: The Lindbergh Kidnapping

Monday, April 20, 1:00 PM, CWPA

Gayle Roper, author and resident

Come and hear Gayle Roper speak about her

journey, experience and approach to

writing. Gayle is always a welcomed speaker

here at Tel Hai. Hope you are able to join in

this presentation.

Monday, May 4, 1:00 PM, CWPA –

Charles C. Brosius & “Chester County,

Mushroom Capitol”

Charles C. Brosius has been a leading figure

in the United States mushroom industry

and is a former Pennsylvania Secretary of

Agriculture (March 1995 - May 1997). A

native of West Grove, Mr. Brosius earned

an international reputation as an innovator

in mushroom cultivation and marketing. The

family business, Marlboro Mushrooms, from

which he retired in 1995, led the state

mushroom industry in adopting and

developing production techniques to meet

the growing fresh-market demand in the

1960s. His lectures, sponsored research

and published papers established him as a

national authority in mushroom production.

Mr. Brosius is a graduate and former

trustee of Penn State and named a Penn

State Distinguished Alumnus in 2000. In

2019 he was named a Penn State Great

Valley Platinum Member. Mr. Brosius will

discuss the mushroom industry in Chester

County - the beginnings, the growth, and

the industry's economic importance to the

region.


Monday, May 11, 1:00 PM, CWPA

Eleanor Isaacson – Surviving the Second

World War in Nazi Germany

Eleanor grew up in Hitler's Germany and

experienced the infamous bombing of

Dresden first-hand. Separated from her

parents at the age of 2, she experienced all

the horrors of war and the Nazi Regime.

She arrived in the United States alone in

1948 at the age of 13. A story everyone

should hear!

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For Your Information

**Tune to Channel 965 for the daily

information slides that cover events, trip

information, movies, aquatic and land

activities, and health happenings.

**Tune to Channel 968 for live streaming

of chapel services and some concerts that

are held in the CWPA and the A/C.

**At the time of publication, this edition of

What’s New? is as accurate as possible.

Any corrections required will be shown on

Channel 965.

LIBRARY NEWS

Library Footnotes Good news for our Large Print readers. Our

holdings of Large Print editions have been

listed in a separate catalog in large print so

you can look for a title or an author more

conveniently than scanning the shelves.

Another bit of good news is that the

catalog lists in the big white notebooks

have been updated to January 30,

eliminating the need (for a month or so) to

check the “Additions” pages. Currently

there are approximately 3,200 books on the

Garrett shelves. In case anyone wonders,

monthly circulation ranges between 200 and

250 books. No more statistics now, but

here’s a tip that may improve the success

rate of your book search.

If you’re a fan of Sue Grafton’s Alphabet

mysteries you know you can find them on

the “G” shelves of the Fiction section. But

if the title you want isn’t there, then try

the Paperback racks; and if you still don’t

find it, go to the Large Print shelves. Or

you might find it easier to open the “Listed

by Author” notebook and look up the

Grafton titles in our collection. Read the

whole line of information – you’ll learn in

which section of the shelves you will find

the title you want – if we have it and it isn’t

in circulation.

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ABBREVIATIONS KEY

Garrett CC, Lakeview and Healthcare Center

A/C – Auditorium/Chapel

ADS – Adult Day Service

AZSQ – Azalea Square

DB – Daily Brew

FR – Friendship Room (3rd

fl. Hillcrest)

FTR – Fitness Room

GCC – Garrett Community Center

GR – Gathering Room

HCR(2) – Conference Room of Hillcrest (2nd

floor)

HCR(4) – Conference Room of Hillcrest (4th floor)

HCSR – Hillcrest Social Room (4th floor)

HZ – Hertzler

LV – Lakeview

LVDA – Lakeview Dining Area

LVAA – Lakeview Activity Area

LVFC – Lakeview Friendship Corner

LVHS – Lakeview Health Suite

MP – Mantel Pointe (fireplace in Garrett Community

Center)

MDR – Meadowridge Dining Room

MR – Magnolia Room

RBC – Resident Business Center

TH – Tel Haven

THSR – Tel Haven Social Room

QR – Quilt Room

WC – Welcome Center

StoneCroft and Grandview Commons

StoneCroft (SC) – Ground Floor

SCHS – Therapy Area – StoneCroft Health Suite

SCAC – Pool – StoneCroft Aquatics Center

SCWFR – StoneCroft Watson Fitness Room

SCGER – StoneCroft Group Exercise Room

StoneCroft (SC) – 1st floor

AOE – Art Room – The Art of Everything

FCC – Fireside Ceramics Center (includes pottery)

SPDR – Scalies Private Dining Room

BN – The Book Nook

CWPA – Center for Worship & Performing Arts

SC Dining Area – SC Grille (informal)

SC Outdoor Patio – The Terrace

SC Main Lobby – Wohlsen Lobby

HHS – Beauty Salon – Hidden Hills Salon

Billiards Area – On Cue Billiards (SC 2nd

floor)

Brownstone

Train Room – 1st floor

Theater – 2nd

floor

Textile Arts Room – 3rd

floor

Conservatory – 4th floor Center

Grandview Commons (GVC) (across from SC)

Hillside Amenities – Bocce, tennis, pickleball courts

March 2020 – Land Fitness Programs

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday March is National Nutrition Month

Eating Right for Older Adults

**Make half your plate fruits and vegetables, especially dark-green, red & orange vegetables plus beans and peas. **Make at least half your grains whole. Choose 100% whole-grain. **Switch to fat-free or low-fat milk, yogurt and cheese. We need more calcium & vitamin D to keep bones healthy. **Vary your protein choices. **Limit sodium, solid fats and added sugars. Drink water instead of sugar-sweetened beverages. **Enjoy your food but be mindful of portion sizes. Most older adults need fewer calories than in younger years. **Be physically active your way. Pick activities you like & start by doing what you can. **Consult a registered dietitian nutritionist if you have special dietary needs.

eatright.org

9:00 – 9:45am

Chair Yoga GCC Gathering Room

9:00 – 11:00am

Pickleball Grandview Commons

or Tel Hai Camp

9:00 – 11:00am Pickleball

Grandview Commons or Tel Hai Camp

10:00 – 11:00am

Shuffleboard Tel Haven

9:00 – 11:00am

Pickleball Grandview Commons

or Tel Hai Camp

9:30 – 10:30am Gentle Flow Yoga

SC Group Exercise Rm. Fee to participate; limited

class size; contact Gwynne

10:30 – 11:15am Total Body Toning SC Group Exercise

Room

10:15 – 11:00am Chair Yoga

SC Group Exercise Room

10:30 – 11:15am

Tune Up Time GCC Gathering Room

10:15 – 11:00am

Chair Yoga SC Group Exercise

Room

10:00 –10:45am Tune Up Time

GCC Gathering Room

11:30 – 12:15pm

Chair Yoga SC Group Exercise

Room

9:00 – 10:00am 10:30 – 11:30am Gentle Flow Yoga

SC Group Exercise Rm. Fee to participate; limited

class size; contact Gwynne

11:15am – 12:00pm

Pilates SC Group Exercise

Room

11:45am – 12:45pm

1:00 – 2:00pm 2:15 – 3:15pm

Tai Chi CWPA

Fee to participate; limited class size; contact Gwynne

2:00 – 3:00pm Shuffleboard

Tel Haven

2:15 – 3:15pm

Strength & Balance SC Group Exercise

Room

11:15am – 12:30pm

Ping Pong GCC Gathering Room

2:00 – 3:00pm

Strength & Balance GCC Gathering Room

6:30 – 7:30pm Line Dancing

GCC Gathering Room

3:30 – 4:30pm Line Dancing

GCC Gathering Room

PERSONAL TRAINING SESSIONS Fee-based 1-on-1 training is available for those who want someone to motivate them to the next level, to help shed some weight or to provide

solutions for their exercise goals. Contact Bridget X2142 or [email protected].

Announcements

**Tai Chi registration for next session on Monday, 3/2, 8am. Contact Gwynne [email protected] or X2441. **Save the date for the Inter-Community Games, hosted by Tel Hai, on Friday, June 5. Fun games with Tel Hai friends and visitors from near-by communities. **Pickleball questions: call Ron 267-664-6571. **Watch 965 for updates. 2/20/20

FITNESS CENTERS Cardio machines and strength machines are available 24/7 to residents who have been cleared by their physician and have been oriented to the

use of the rooms. Call Bridget X2142 or Gwynne X2441 for information.

For SCAC schedule updates check the following sources: Channel 965, Phone Hotline 610-273-4050, telhai.org/pool, SCAC entrance signs, and Tel Hai’s FaceBook.

We anticipate changes to the March SCAC schedule. Please check regularly for updates at the sources above. We apologize in advance for any closures.

Updated 2/19/20

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Open Pool

& Lap

Swim

SCAC: 7:30am-12:00pm 12:30pm-7:30pm

GCCP:

7:30-9:30am 11:30am-1:00pm

SCAC: 7:30am-1:30pm 2:00pm-7:30pm

GCCP:

1:15-2:15pm 3:30-4:00pm

SCAC: 7:30am-12:00pm 12:30pm-7:30pm

GCCP: 7:30-9:30am

11:30am-1:00pm

SCAC: 7:30am-1:30pm 2:00pm-7:30pm

GCCP:

1:15-2:15pm 3:30-4:00pm

SCAC: 7:30am-12:00pm 12:30pm-3:30pm

GCCP:

7:30-9:30am

SCAC:

8:00am-12:00pm 1:00pm-7:30pm Residents only1-2pm

GCCP: 9:00–10:00am 3:30-4:00pm

SCAC: Closed

GCCP: Closed

Spa

Open to Close Open to Close Open to Close Open to Close Open to Close

Open to Close

Closed

Water Fitness Classes

SCAC: Aqua Aerobics

9:30-10:30am Arthritis

10:30-11:30am

GCCP: Aqua Aerobics


10:30-11:30am

SCAC:

Deep Water 9:15-10:00am

GCCP: None

SCAC: Aqua Aerobics


10:30-11:30am

GCCP: Aqua Aerobics


10:30-11:30am

SCAC:

Deep Water 9:15-10:00am

GCCP: None

SCAC: Aqua Aerobics


10:30-11:30am

GCCP: Aqua Aerobics


10:30-11:30am

SCAC: Deep Water

9:15-10:00am

GCCP: None

SCAC: None

GCCP: None

Volley Ball

GCCP: Staff 4:30-5:30pm

GCCP: Resident 2:30-3:30pm

None GCCP: Resident 2:30-3:30pm

None

None

None

SCAC Lessons

None

None

None

Beginner

10:45-11:20am

None

None

None

Swim Teams

3:45pm – 8:00pm (2-3 lanes)

4:00pm-5:45pm 2 or 3 lanes

7am-9am 2 or 3 lanes None

March 2020 Aquatic Schedule

SCAC = StoneCroft Aquatics Center GCCP = Garrett Community Center Pool

Pool Schedules subject to change. Please visit www.ym

Worship Schedule March 2020

Sunday,March19:00AM–Chapel:CWPACommunion

Message:ChaplainDavidHicksSpecialMusic:SandraUngerPiano:SandraUnger

10:30AM–ChapelMessage:ChaplainDavidHicksSpecialMusic:SandraUngerPiano:SandraUnger

Tuesday,March310:00AM–DevotionalPrayerGroup:SPDR10:30AM–Women’sBibleStudywithIreneWeaver CWPADockside 7:00PM–Men’sBiblestudyHCR(2)

Wednesday,March410:30AM–ChapelA/C

Message:PastorMatthewYork, FaithAllianceChurch,Glenmoore

SpecialMusic:NancyTaylorPiano:NancyTaylor

Thursday,March5 10:00AM–Biblediscussion:HCR(2)

7:00PM–“Epistles”BibleStudywithPastorDan MacDonald–CWPADockside

Friday,March6 10:00AM–GriefandYourRelationships–Chaplain

DavidHicksSPDR

Sunday,March8DaylightSavingsTime9:00AM–Chapel:CWPA

Message:ChaplainTimHerrSpecialMusic:FrankStarrPiano:FrankStarr

10:30AM–Chapel:A/CMessage:ChaplainSpecialMusic:FrankStarrPiano:FrankStarr

Tuesday,March1010:00AM–DevotionalPrayerGroup:SPDR10:30AM--CatholicRosary–A/C 10:30AM–Women’sBibleStudywithIreneWeaver -CWPADockside 7:00PM–Men’sBiblestudyHCR(2)Wednesday,March1110:30AM–ChapelA/C

Message:PastorHunJuLee,OlivetUnitedMethodistChurch,Coatesville

SpecialMusic:TelHaiChimeChoirPiano:AnneWise

1:30PM-ServiceofHolyEucharist,St.John’sEpiscopalA/CSpecialoncampusshuttleavailablefrom1PM-2:30PMforthisservice.Toutilize,pleasecall484-798-3057.

Thursday,March1210:00AM–BibleDiscussion:HCR(2) 7:00PM–BibleStudywithPastorMacDonald– CWPADockside

Friday,March13 10:00AM–GriefShare–Why?ChaplainDavid

HicksSPDR

Sunday,March159:00AM–Chapel:CWPA

Message:ChaplainDavidHicksSpecialMusic:ChaplainDavidHicksPiano:MaryBond

10:30AM–Chapel:A/CMessage:ChaplainDavidHicksSpecialMusic:ChaplainDavidHicksPiano:MaryBond

Tuesday,March17 10:00AM–DevotionalPrayerGroup:SPDR10:30AM–Women’sBibleStudywithIreneWeaver --CWPADockside7:00PM–Men’sBiblestudyHCR(2) Wednesday,March1810:30AM–ChapelA/C

Message:PastorMaryLewis,ParkesburgBaptistChurch SpecialMusic:TelHaiChoir Piano:AletaConnell

Thursday,March19 10:00AM–BibleDiscussion:HCR(2) 7:00PM–BibleStudywithPastorMacDonald– CWPADockside

Friday,March2010:00AM–GriefShare–GuiltandAnger– ChaplainDavidHicksSPDRSaturday,March2111:00AM–1:00PMWorshipandPraisewithTrinityUnitedBibleChurch–allinvitedA/C

Worship Schedule March 2020


Message:ChaplainTimHerrSpecialMusic:JohnHonerPiano:JohnHoner

10:30AM–Chapel:A/CMessage:ChaplainTimHerrSpecialMusic:JohnHoner Piano:JohnHoner

Tuesday,March2410:00AM–DevotionalPrayerGroup:SPDR10:30AM–Women’sBibleStudywithIreneWeaver CWPADockside 2:00PM–CatholicMassA/C Specialoncampusshuttleavailablefrom1:30PM- 3:00PMforthisservice.Toutilize,pleasecall484- 798-3057.7:00PM–Men’sBiblestudyHCR(2)Wednesday,March2510:30AM–ChapelA/C

Message:PastorAlMaxwell, WorshipCenter,Lancaster

SpecialMusic:BillMeehanPiano:BillMeehan

Thursday,March2610:00AM–BibleDiscussion:HCR(2) 7:00PM–BibleStudywithPastorMacDonald– CWPADockside

Friday,March2710:00AM–GriefShare–ComplicatingFactors– ChaplainDavidHicksSPDR


Message:ChaplainDavidHicksSpecialMusic:RuthannPopjoyPiano:RuthannPopjoy

10:30AM–ChapelMessage:ChaplainDavidHicksSpecialMusic:RuthannPopjoy

Piano:RuthannPopjoy

Tuesday,March3110:00AM–DevotionalPrayerGroup:SPDR10:30AM–Women’sBibleStudywithIrene WeaverCWPADockside7:00PM–Men’sBiblestudyHCR(2)

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