Tuesday, December 25, 2007
Sunday, December 16, 2007
The Youth Christmas Program ~ 2007
Sunday, December 9, 2007
Monday, November 26, 2007
Tree Lighting Service~2007
Each year on the first Sunday after Thanksgiving The Groveville Methodist Church holds a short service in front of the Blue Spruce tree next to the church.
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Invitations are given to every household in Groveville and all are welcome.
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It is a nice chance for the community, of all religions, to come together and celebrate the beginning of the Christmas Season. There is a live Nativity, this year consisting of the youth of the church, the animals we usually have at the live nativity were not available this year. After the service everyone is invited to the hall for Cookies, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Tea, and Cider.
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The tree is decorated the week before, under the direction of George Goldy. The tree was donated to the church as a normal eight foot Blue Spruce, the tree grows approximately one foot each year and it is now approximately thirty feet high. It has become a problem to trim the top of the tree and place the star. A normal ladder will not work, it is off the street, in the cemetery, so most bucket trucks will not reach. In the past we have had the Mission Fire Company of Bordentown Township assist, with their ladder truck.
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For the past two years we have been fortunate to have a bucket truck from Mercer County stop by and put the star and the top string of lights on for us. The tree requires more lights every two years.
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Invitations are given to every household in Groveville and all are welcome.
.
It is a nice chance for the community, of all religions, to come together and celebrate the beginning of the Christmas Season. There is a live Nativity, this year consisting of the youth of the church, the animals we usually have at the live nativity were not available this year. After the service everyone is invited to the hall for Cookies, Coffee, Hot Chocolate, Tea, and Cider.
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The tree is decorated the week before, under the direction of George Goldy. The tree was donated to the church as a normal eight foot Blue Spruce, the tree grows approximately one foot each year and it is now approximately thirty feet high. It has become a problem to trim the top of the tree and place the star. A normal ladder will not work, it is off the street, in the cemetery, so most bucket trucks will not reach. In the past we have had the Mission Fire Company of Bordentown Township assist, with their ladder truck.
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For the past two years we have been fortunate to have a bucket truck from Mercer County stop by and put the star and the top string of lights on for us. The tree requires more lights every two years.
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Members of the church pick a decoration off the tree, purchase a present for that child, wrap it, tag it, and place it under the tree. The gifts are given to these children for Christmas.
Tree Removal
Saturday, November 24, 2007
Christmas Tree Lighting ~ 2006
Friday, November 23, 2007
Monday, October 29, 2007
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