Tonight many of Hanover’s adults enjoyed a great meal and fellowship at the home of Mike and Heather Gaffney.

Tonight we had a full docket of talented Hanover individuals and groups amuse and entertain us. Among the creatively gifted were artists, singers, musicians, photographers, poets, storytellers, leatherworkers, and woodturners.

Wrapping up the evening, Charles Carter put together a display of old car photos and tasked us with guessing who owned each car “back in the day.” Charles shared his considerable automotive knowledge as he described the salient features or historical whimsies of each vehicle. It is hard to say if that knowledge helped us match up Hanoverian with their cars, but when we did get them together we learned more about each other, too.

The Bible readings for our 5th Sunday Fellowships this year will be in the book of Revelation. We kicked things off tonight with the first five chapters.

As usual, we started with a word of prayer then enjoyed a fellowship meal of hot dogs and fixin’s (every Sunday is different). With our tummies full, Each reader gave us an idea of special things to listen for in each chapter, or points they found particularly valuable. After the reading, we collectively created an outline and had a lively discussion of the material. As there were many questions about this exciting book, we stayed quite late discussing and learning God’s word.

We gathered our paper, crayons, ink and rubber stamps in the Fellowship Hall tonight to craft a variety of cards for some very special people. After fueling up with pizza, youth of all ages joyfully labored through the evening creating dozens of beautiful and creative cards for many occasions (or just to share some love).

Tonight we gathered at the warm and lovely home of Charles and Cheryl Carter. We enjoyed great food and even greater fellowship.