Little Kids, BIG Fun This Sunday!
Grownups experience Cooking with Nick at the Parsonage
Kids make Valentine crafts and games with Ashley and Adrienne

Come enjoy some breakfast from 10:45-11:15am in the Social Hall/Dorcas Alcove as we eat together. (Cost $5/person; $12/family)
At 11:15am grownups will head over to the parsonage for some yummy treats and kids will make their own sweet things with Ashley and Adrienne. All will come back together by 12:30pm.

To make sure we have enough childcare, please email Leah that you are coming: leah@haumc.org or sign up online: Hennepinchurch.org.
Looking forward to seeing you!

Young Adult Dinner Groups are meeting on a monthly basis. Every four months or so we all get together to get to know other people, create new groups, and give people a chance to swap groups depending on schedules, friends, etc. The Dinner Party is on Tues, Jan. 31st, from 6:30-8:30pm. There you can come meet the hosts of the groups, get to know other people, and then decide if you want to be in a dinner group.

Little Kids, BIG Fun is proud to welcome Katja Rowell, MD, from Family Feeding Dynamics on Sunday, January 15th. Families eat together from 10:45-11:15am, then kids will join Kaye from Blooma for Kids Yoga and Grownups will be invited to have a conversation with Katja in room 205. Breakfast is $5/person or $12/family. All are welcome! Invite your friends and neighbors – it’ll be a great time!

A 3-Week Advent Bible study will be offered to read and discuss the Scriptures that will be in worship the following Sunday (no matter what service you go to!) No preparation is needed. We will meet in the parsonage (right next door to the church at 425 Groveland Ave. Come to any door.)
All are always welcome!

Come meet at the church to work on a Habitat Site! Lunch is provided. It’ll wrap up around 4pm.
NO SPECIAL SKILLS REQUIRED!

Special Invitation to Young Adults
5:30 PM, Thursday, November 10

On Nov. 10, young adults are invited to the Hennepin Church Parsonage (425 Groveland) for a reception with that evening’s Interfaith Forum speakers: Fr. John Bauer (Basilica), Imam Makram El-Amim (Masjid Anur), Bruce Robbins (Hennepin Church) and Rabbi Marcia Zimmerman (Temple Israel). Join them in discussing religious perspectives on civic dialogue. Light food and drink provided. The timeframe is short (5:30-6:30)!

Little Kids, BIG Fun in November!
Did you know LKBF has moved to Sunday mornings?!? Now everyone can join in the fun!
We’ll meet in the Dossal Alcove of the Social Hall to eat together at 11am ($5/person or $12/family).
Don’t want to eat? Just come socialize! You’re welcome to just come drink coffee if you like.
Then at 11:20am, kids will go with Ashley Selger and friends for some great activities, and parents will stay in the Social Hall for some grownup conversation.

Little Kids, BIG Fun is moving to Sundays! Too busy to come during the week? Now you won’t miss out on seeing church friends because of the traffic. We will reserve an alcove to the Social Hall each 2nd Sunday so that families can eat together, and then from 11am-Noon we’ll have some separate grown up and kid activities. (This also gives you the option of eating at noon instead or just coming down for a cup of coffee to meet other families.) Cost of brunch is $5 per person or $12 per family/household. First Sunday is October 9th: Parents can stay and chat at brunch or go upstairs to hear Doug Wood, the author of Old Turtle, speak in the Art Gallery. Kids will either have outdoor fun time on the playground or games inside, depending on the weather.

Come enjoy an outdoor BBQ with other people in their 20′s and 30′s. We will gather in the backyard of the parsonage, eat great food, get to know one another, and then you’ll hear about the various dinner groups that will be held monthly throughout the year. All are welcome, even if you’re not sure you want to be in a dinner group.

Don’t know much about the Bible? Wish you did? Starting on September 14th, a Bible study on 1Corinthians will be offered every Wednesday night for 8 weeks. We’ll gather in the parsonage around the dining room table and learn about community through this great letter of Paul. No preparation is necessary. Just come as you are, bring a Bible if you have one, and we’ll have a great time together.