For those of you with preschoolers, you will want to be involved in this exciting new ministry that we will begin in the Fall. We are planning on kicking off a MOPS ministry in September. If you are not familiar with MOPS, you can go to their website for all the info you need. We will be having an informational meeting on Wednesday, May 6th at 6:00 p.m. in the WCCC conference room. If you have any questions, please call Vicki in the church office at 636-230-8900. Hope to see you there!
Vicki
Monday, April 27, 2009
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Noteworthy Notions
Have you ever gotten a little note from someone special to you? I have! And man did it feel great. My daughter, Rachel, is great at note writing and surprising her dad and I. Make it a goal this week to leave a little note for someone to show them how important they are to you! Here are some idea taken from ParentLife magazine:
1. Put a note in a lunch box.
2. Slip one into a math book or flute case.
3. Leave a note on the mirror Dad uses when he shaves.
4. Tie a note to the steering wheel or handlebars someone will hold on the way to school or work.
5. Tuck a note under the pillow when you make the bed.
6. Place a note at each person's special place at the table.
7. String a note around a favorite stuffed animal's neck.
8. Put a note in Mom's makeup case.
9. Tie a note around one of Dad or Mom's golf clubs or tennis rackets.
These little notes take all of 30 seconds to write and can be the best investment in your relationships at home. They tell that person that they are loved, thought of, and that they are a special part of the family. Tell those around you how they make you laugh or thank them for all their hard work. The possibilities are endless.
If you do take this challenge, post the results and share how you made someone feel important and loved!
Vicki
1. Put a note in a lunch box.
2. Slip one into a math book or flute case.
3. Leave a note on the mirror Dad uses when he shaves.
4. Tie a note to the steering wheel or handlebars someone will hold on the way to school or work.
5. Tuck a note under the pillow when you make the bed.
6. Place a note at each person's special place at the table.
7. String a note around a favorite stuffed animal's neck.
8. Put a note in Mom's makeup case.
9. Tie a note around one of Dad or Mom's golf clubs or tennis rackets.
These little notes take all of 30 seconds to write and can be the best investment in your relationships at home. They tell that person that they are loved, thought of, and that they are a special part of the family. Tell those around you how they make you laugh or thank them for all their hard work. The possibilities are endless.
If you do take this challenge, post the results and share how you made someone feel important and loved!
Vicki
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