It’s hard to believe that we are already nearly three months into 2020! This past year marked some significant events for our fellowship; our 30th anniversary and the welcoming of two new members. In September, our church joyously welcomed Matt and Renee into membership. They had devoted the past five years to focusing on God’s direction […]
Posts by Leah Trevillyan
Happy Memorial Day!
On Monday, our nation remembered all those who have given themselves and their lives to preserve our freedoms and protect our country; we are deeply indebted to these courageous men and women. Here at Life Mission – blessed with a beautiful, sunny day – we celebrated with our Memorial Day Picnic. After gathering to pray, […]
Merry Christmas, and Happy New Year!
Merry Christmas from all of us at Life Mission Fellowship, and we wish you a Happy New Year! May God continue to work in our lives and yours this coming year. Here’s to 2019!
Harvest Party
A few weeks ago, we celebrated our annual Harvest Party, complete with a costume contest, food, desserts, games, and humorous skits put on by our members. Our theme for this year was “Works of Art.” We spend many nights in preparation, cutting out decorations, painting props, or coming up with costumes. Finally the anticipated evening […]
Goodbye, Summer!
Summer has finally come to a close as chilly October weather blows away our humid, 80 degree evenings, and we will miss those warm nights! Over the past few months, our members and guests enjoyed many Celebration Nights out by our pool. Every Friday that the sun shone, we gathered for dinner, fellowship, and games.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Krell
On September 23, our fellowship celebrated the marriage of Timothy and Cate, two members of our community. Everyone worked tirelessly in preparation of decorations, food, desserts, and all the thousands of little details that go into such a special day. Blessed with splendid weather, we held both the ceremony and reception outdoors in our back […]
Solar Eclipse, 2017
On Monday, August 21, many of us gathered outside to watch the greatly anticipated eclipse. Some made eclipse-viewers out of cereal boxes and tinfoil; others laid out paper underneath the trees in order to see the crescent shadows that occur during an eclipse. One of our members discovered that a welding mask could be used […]
Losing our Marbles
Recently, we put our engineering skills to the test as we constructed marble towers out of cardboard, paper, and boxes. Creativity abounded as teams designed and crafted their various structures; no two were alike! Some teams built freestanding structures and others used chairs, tables, and walls to support their towers.
Two Parties in One
This spring, we had our Annual Bake-Off. Each Family creates a dessert and an accompanying commercial, showcasing their tasty creations. However, this year’s Bake-Off involved a twist. We combined it with a surprise anniversary party for two of our members, John and Margie, celebrating their twenty years of marriage. We still baked desserts, but instead […]