November 13, 2012

Grief Share

Second Tuesday, Fourth Tuesday of the month, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM

Grief Share

Grief Share logo updatedNew meetings begin August 14

Room: 108

Time: 6:30 pm

 Meet the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays


An optional book is available for $15.00.
New support sessions will start on August 14.

Dates and topics:

2012  :

August 14             Living with Grief

August 28             The Journey of Grief

September 11       The Effects of Grief

September 25       When Your Spouse Dies

October 9             Your Family and Grief

October 23           Why?

November 13        The Uniqueness of Grief, Part 1

November 27        The Uniqueness of Grief, Part 2

December 11        God’s Prescription for Grief

2013

January 8             Stuck in Grief

January 22           Top 20 Lessons of Grief, Part 1

February 12         Top 20 Lessons of Grief, Part 2

February 26         Heaven

March 12             Living with Grief

March 26             The Journey of Grief

April 9                 The Effects of Grief

April 23               When Your Spouse Dies

May 14                Your Family and Grief

May 28                Why?

June 11                The Uniqueness of Grief, Part 1

June 25                Top Uniqueness of Grief, Part 2

August 13             God’s Prescription for Grief

August 27             Stuck in Grief

September 10       Top 20 Lessons of Grief, Part 1

September 24       Top 20 Lessons of Grief, Part 2

October 8              Heaven


GriefShare is a friendly, caring group of people who will walk alongside you through one of life’s most difficult experiences. You don’t have to go through the grieving process alone.

Read more about Grief Share HERE.

Led by Elaine Muffett

3:16 Whosoever- Life Group

Every Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM

Our life group embraces the truth of John 3:16 – “For God so loved the world He gave His only begotten son, that whosoever believeth in Him shall not perish, but have eternal life.”

 

This group meets every Tuesday evening at 6:30 at the Coal Yard located at 105 Garner St in York SC.  From serious seekers to committed believers, all people who desire a closer walk with God are welcome.

 

This group has studied Purpose Driven Life  by Rick Warren  and Daily Directions, a compilation of devotionals.  In August 2012, the group will begin a new study focusing on the book Let Go by Sheila Walsh.

 Currently studying: The Book of Acts, next study: the Gospel of Mark

3:16 is led by Mary Stewart. They meet at 6:30 at Mary's house, for more details and to get the address email 316@carolinascornerstone.org or by calling 803-684-9029.

Cub Scout Pack 1790

First Tuesday, Second Tuesday of the month, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM

 

Carolinas Cornerstone has it's OWN CUB SCOUT PACK!!! Officially named Pack 1790 and led by Roy Cleeland!

Regular Monthly Schedule

  • Den Mtg 1st and 2nd Tuesdays-7:00 pm
  • Pack Meeting 3rd Tuesday-7:00 pm   

SUMMER SCHEDULE:

       Tuesday Meetings at 7:00 at the Church:

June 5
June 26

July 10
July 24

Aug 7
Aug 21

Cub Master: Roy Cleeland

OUR PACK:  Cub Pack 1790 is a new small Pack that is committed to fostering strong values and family time spent together with our children.  We will focus on the core values of Scouting.  Our small size and flexible schedule will encourage scouts and their families to participate in our activities.  We provide a safe and caring environment.  Pack 1790 is an excellent opportunity to get started in Scouting; our first year saying is “Small, Strong and we have Fun Going On!”

Citizenship training, character development, and personal fitness are just a few of the  characteristics we work on with many activities occurring right in the den and pack. The weekly den meetings and the monthly pack meetings are the most important events for your son to attend.

What we do:

  • * Special Activities TBD each Month-There will be advancement, awards and activities focused on building self confidence, responsibility, and leadership.
  • * Family Activities-As a program for the entire family, Cub Scouting can help families teach their children a wholesome system of values and beliefs while building and strengthening relationships among family members.

How you can help:

Your Role as a Parent

  • Cub Scouting helps parents and sons grow closer, and your involvement as a parent of a Cub Scout is vital.

Become a Leader!! 

  • Volunteer leaders support Cub Scouting by serving in many roles, and often find great satisfaction in lending their support to youth and the community.

Please contact Roy Cleeland  at  or 803 370 1228 or email:  

 

 


Click HERE to download our PDF for more info, our goals, and even the Cub Scout Promise.