Pioneer Club: Trailblazer Act! Not pretend, but get into action.

The Trailblazer Club took action and volunteered last Thursday.

They left the comforts of home, the routine of school and went forward and saw the needs of others and joined the community based volunteer organization and worked on putting together lunches for those who need this support. Thank you members of our church, our town, our community.


The leaders have opened the eyes of our youngsters. Hopefully we as adults will see the need to volunteer in our community, where we see need too!


Please see the pictures on the Middleville Wesleyan Church facebook page. Leave your comments too! Interaction is always welcome.

Wonderful Wordless Wednesday

Pioneer Club. Welcome to our great group of young people... leaders included. There is so much to say... but this time, I will let the pictures speak for themselves. Hope you enjoy them, as we certainly do! Here is a glimpse of a Wednesday night at Middleville Wesleyan Church. Starting with the Pathfinders: *K* and *I* went to the prize bucket to take thier choice for saying the books of the New Testament in perfect order... they are Pathfinders you know! :)

Thank a Veteran

Our veterans are honored with a special day. Odd that it follows right after Halloween: a day of playful make believe. A day when our chocolate high exceeds our ability to be sensible. Whoops, I guess you can tell my mindset!

Just as the candy bowls are emptying and we can no longer reward ourselves for clever disguises or cute children, just as this happens the calendar announces that it is November, the 11th month, and zoom here is the 11th day. A day set aside to honor those who have left home, picked up a weapon, learned how to live without comforts of home... and yearned for the voices of home: our Veterans.

So, besides buying paper poppies, besides reading the words on a calendar... step outside the normal day. Have you seen a licence plate that announces a member of a particular service: Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines or Coast Guard? If so, take that step and verbally thank them for their service. Let them know that the trials that they faced are still regarded as worthy.

Have you seen someone walking around with a service ball cap... take that step, and say thanks. They might be a proud parent of someone serving. Let them know that it is great to have a strong America.

David was a mighty warrior. Jonathan knew how to use a bow and arrow. Our Biblical history stresses the strength of a nation is important. Isaiah writes "He (the Lord) put on righteousness as his breastplate and the helmet of salvation on his head he put on the garments of vengeance and wrapped himself in zeal as in a cloak." (Isaiah 59:17)

Our pastor is a great veteran... he served and his stories relate lessons learned through his being stationed outside of his comfort zone, stretched with new technology, and held accountable in a leadership role. I thank him for all that he did.. and all that he brings to us.

Thank every veteran you see. Not many will tell you they wished they didn't go, or do what they were assigned to learn, or see areas of the world outside their hometown, or experience and grow with the almost overnight recognition that they had a mission. Make it your mission to show your appreciation!

Happy Veterans Day!