Friday, March 13, 2009
Town Hall Meeting
This link gives information of an upcoming town hall casino-free meeting. Included is a video that is worth watching.
Home Buying Seminar
Just a quick reminder to tell any of your friends or family that I have a FREE seminar for home buyers this weekend, Saturday, 3/14/09 from 1- 3 pm. Please see this link for details.
Tom Stewart
Realtor, Licensed in DE; PA
1521 Concord Pike Ste 102
(302) 299-1150 Direct
(302) 299-1100 Office
TomStewartHomes@KW.com
Blind Passion
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Webcast Training
Verge of Collapse?
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
Free time? Free things to do at the Kimmel Center
Sunday, March 15
1:30pm and Approx. 5:00pm Commonwealth Plaza Stage Free in the Plaza
Ceol Mór (“big music” in Irish) is a band that came out of the Philadelphia traditional Irish Music scene. It consists of Marian Bradley Gittelman – fiddle, Thomas Gittelman – bouzouki, mandolin & concertina, Michael Copeland – flute & whistles, and Bob Bender – guitar. The band owes it inspiration to numerous local musicians past & present.
Tuesday, March 17
6:30pm Commonwealth Plaza Free in the Plaza
River of Life Martial Arts Center of Fort Washington, PA, visits the Kimmel Center to demonstrate the sword arts of the Samurai warriors: Ken Jutsu, Iai jutsi, Iaido and Aiki jujutsu. 'Tameshigiri' the Japanese art of target test cutting, will also be demonstrated. River of Life Martial Arts will perform in the Commonwealth Plaza prior to the ticketed KODO performance at 8pm in Verizon Hall.
Esterly to Speak
Brian Esterly
Entrepreneur-in-Residence,
BioAdvance
Biographical Information
· Brian Esterly is a senior executive who has spent 17 years working with organizations focused on addressing a broad range of healthcare business needs.
· He currently serves as an entrepreneur-in-residence at BioAdvance, a Philadelphia-based Venture Capital fund. In this capacity he works with a diverse set of fast growing, early-stage companies, primarily on strategic, business development and corporate development opportunities.
· He most recently served as Senior Vice President of Corporate Development at excelleRx, a $220 million national pharmacy acquired by Omnicare in August 2005.
· Previously, Brian was founding President of Pharmastar, a medical education company. In two years Brian built that organization from operational inception to over $4 million in revenue through profitable, 100% compounded annual revenue growth.
· Prior to Pharmastar, Brian spent eight years in management consulting and served in the United States Marine Corps Reserve including combat experience during Operation Desert Storm.
· Brian has an M.B.A. from the Wharton School of Business and an undergraduate degree in business from Villanova University.
Please make reservations to attend and hear how Brian practices his faith in the marketplace.
Thursday, March 19, 12:00 pm
Pyramid Club, Mellon Bank Tower, 52nd Fl , 1735 Market Street, Philadelphia
-Lunch is $20-
Please RSVP by March 13 to Chris Rose at 215-922-6400x105 or crose@sundaybreakfast.org
The Westminister Brass Site
Hotline Volunteer
Ever wish you could do something practical and non-political about those pro-life convictions you have? Being a hotliner for Alpha Pregnancy Services is a simple once a month way to make a difference. It is often women looking through the yellow pages for help with their unplanned pregnancy who call the hotline and you have the privilege of telling them where to get it. Alpha will take it from there. Answering that call and giving information about the services Alpha has to offer opens a door of hope and help to women who are trying to figure out what to do in a difficult situation. Just imagine the next phone number they could be calling if Alpha was not there to help. The hotline is call-forwarded to your home, so you can catch up on the home front in between the average of five calls you would get during a four hour shift. The hands on, informative training begins mid April. For more information, don't delay in registering by calling Alpha Pregnancy Services at 610-735-6028.
Philly Spring Cleanup
Tuesday, March 10, 2009
UMC CDs
Orders are due by March 22.
Email Anne (adavies@tenth.org) with any questions.
Monday, March 09, 2009
Welcome, Genevie!
Common Grace
Vision Night
As many of you already know, Tenth's Vision Night is scheduled for March 20 at 7:10 pm with a Congregational Dinner beforehand at 5:45 pm. This is a particularly important night in the life of our church. This evening will not only provide an opportunity for congregational fellowship, but it will also be a time when we are reminded of our common vision as a church and encouraged by the work that God is doing in us and through us.
As an added incentive, the evening will concluded with dessert and Maranatha's legendary Dessert Auction to support their short term trips this summer.
I would encourage each of you to make it a priority to attend this presentation and celebration of Tenth's mission to Philadelphia and the world. Please remember that the dinner requires an RSVP.
I hope to see you on March 20.
Phil
Building and Grounds Caretaker
General Responsibilities:
The Home Office of the American Missionary Fellowship is housed in the historic Almonbury House in Villanova, Pennsylvania. Built in 1911, the facility houses the operation of the mission’s national staff and occasionally serves as a conference center for missionares. The mission desires to maintain the facility in pristine condition and needs a person who sees a commitment to achieving suchas their ministry. Responsibilities include all maintenance and housekeeping of the building and upkeep of the grounds.
This comprises the physical plant including all electrical, plumbing, heating/cooling and structural aspects of the building as well as scheduled maintenance, general repairs, interior cleaning and upkeep of the grounds.
An apartment is available in the facility and may be a part of the compensation package.
Start date June 1, 2009
Please submit resume prior to April 30, 2009
For more information contact:
Bryce Bartruff
Senior Director
Chief Operations Officer Office: 610.527.4439
Annual Sparrows Breakfast
All women, teens, and girls (ages 5 and up) are invited to the annual Sparrows breakfast, devotional, and craft event. The breakfast will be held at Tenth Church in Fellowship Hall, Saturday, March 14, 2009, 8:45–11:00 am.
We will enjoy a delicious French toast breakfast prepared by TenthMen! The breakfast cost is $5 per family and $3 per individual. All proceeds collected above food costs will be donated to the "Hannah Shaisa Cohen Memorial Scholarship Fund" at Spruce Hill Christian School.
Our devotional speaker will be Dori Baggs, who will talk about "Reflecting God's Glory." Our craft will be making special bookmarks.
You must preregister to attend this event by Thursday, March 12. Metered parking is available around the church. Reduced parking with Tenth validation stamp is available at the Parking Garage on South Street between 18th & 17th Street.
Contact Dori Baggs for more information at baggsend@juno.com.
Roadtripping.... Car Needed.
"A family on my block, with whom I've had a friendship for a few years, would like to visit their incarcerated son in western PA. I know in the past they've payed a pretty steep price to go in a van with other families. I've told them I'd be happy to drive them sometime if they can (mostly) pay for gas & tolls. But I don't have a car. To keep costs down, I'm wondering if someone from Tenth has a car they'd be willing to loan for the purpose. The date isn't set yet, but we're hoping for a Saturday sometime during the next few months. We'd leave around 5 in the morning, so I'd probably need the car from Friday night until late Saturday night or else Sunday morning. I think we'd be putting close to 600 miles on the car.
Oh, and I have a clean driving record. ;)"
Didn't Make It to the UMC?
Cost is $14 per set (shipping included). Email Anne (adavies@tenth.org) to order.
Orders must be placed by March 22.
Plenary Sessions (Friday, Saturday, Sunday)
∙ Where We Are Today: the City, Evangelicalism,
and Global Church Growth
∙ Engaging Your Neighborhood with the Gospel
∙ Gospel-shaped Expectations in City Ministry
∙ A Thousand Points of Light
∙ The Blessing of Being Provoked
Saturday Morning Workshops
∙ Practical Conversations about Living for Christ
in the City
∙ Evangelism: Pastoring Others to Christ
∙ Is Geneva Relevant for Philadelphia?: A Reformed Approach to Urban Ministry
∙ Taking the Risk out of Mercy Ministry