"I See You" - The Outcast

       By the time you read this on Sunday (hopefully not during the sermon, of course) we will be only two weeks and a few days away from this year’s Bible Action musical.  For those of us in the process of putting the play together, it’s what we call “panic mode time.”  There is a lot to learn, figure out, and pull together in just a short amount of time.  “Thank you” to everyone who has been inviting people to the play.  Lots of tickets have been handed out and we only have a few left, so feel free to take them and pass them on to folks you meet.  We have always said that our primary means of promoting the play was word-of-mouth, and everyone has been great about helping do just that.

        Notice I said “everyone.”  We say this every year, but it’s still true.  This is a work that our whole church family is doing.  It’s not just something that the cast and crew are doing—it’s everyone’s Bible story musical.  While every one can and should help with the promotion, many  help with other important parts of the program.  Some help make food for us for Thursday and Friday night since many of the cast have to come to the building so early they don’t get to eat anything ahead of time, and others have donated other things that we have needed to decorate, build, and pay for things.  Now we need people to sign up and help us take care of the crowds who will be coming over the four nights of the play.  Please consider signing up to help as a Greeter (welcome & hand out programs), an Usher (find seats & guard the doors), Parking attendants (guide cars to spaces), and work the Registration tables.  WE NEED YOU!