WFBC Epiphany Celebration Wednesday, January 3 5:30-7:00 PM. See back page for more information. Inside this issue: Wednesday Night Live Reminders:

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1 A Place to Belong...A Place to Become Begins Begins January Sept. 13! 10 Wednesday Night Live Reminders: Make supper reservations Register children for Kairos Sign up for Adult Study Groups Supper starts at 5:30 PM $5/Adults $3/Children $20 Max for Family Inside this issue: From the Pastor s Desk 2 Education & Administration 3 Just Older Youth & Other News 4 Music Ministry News 5 Calendar 6-7 Children s Ministry/Other News 8 Youth & Missions News 9 New Members 10 Birthdays/Schedules/Preschool 11 Adult Study Groups: Experiencing God led by Jo Ann Stancil What is True? An Exercise in Baptist Freedom led by Bary Hayes & Don Elium Prayer Time led by the Deacon Prayer Team Jeremiah: Raising Faith From the Fire led by Bill Slater Children s Sunday School Teacher Training led by Kathy Page Quilting Ministry led by Alice Leonard Visit our website to register for a study group! A Day to Celebrate Our Church January 28 Church-wide Catered Luncheon 2018 Projected Budget $1,170,300 Guest Speaker Dr. Michael Queen Soloist Calvin Carter Si WFBC Epiphany Celebration Wednesday, January 3 5:30-7:00 PM See back page for more information

2 From Your Pastor...from the heart There is no wisdom, no insight, no plan that can succeed against the Lord. The horse is made ready for the day of battle, but victory rests with the Lord. (Proverbs 21:30-31) 2018 is going to shape the life of our church for years to come as we purposefully come together to discern God s vision for the future of our church. We find ourselves at a wonderful crossroads 1)looking back we have successfully navigated the construction of a new building and expect to pay it off this year; and 2) we have further settled into a new normal with dual worship and Sunday School which has allowed growth to be accommodated. Now is the time to look forward! Around the church you may have seen the signs What s Next? Where are we going? All of this is centered around the theme His Vision, Our Mission, four words that perfectly capture what our goal is this coming year. Everything begins and ends with discerning God s dream for our church and then placing ourselves in position to where it becomes a living reality. Make no mistake---if it is of God it will energize us, stretch us, and lift us up to a higher place. Ultimately, it will invite us all to be a part of a revolution and a movement of God s Spirit. The stakes could not be higher as our church is not positioned to take the next step forward. What will that be---your voice will provide the answer but only if you come out and make your voice count. My experience and my conviction is that when we are seized by a dream that is God-sized we do not find ourselves dreaming of a building. WE do not dream of an institution. We do not dream of a program. We do not dream of an organization, but instead we dream of what God might do with each of us in doing something that is doomed to fail except God be in it. In it all, transformation takes place and a new people and a new experience of God s power results and your life and our church s life is never the same. Saturday morning February 17 there will be a multigenerational gathering to discuss your sense of God s vision for our church. Then on May 19 there will be a churchwide Summit to bring consensus from every voice heard as to what we sense God s future story is for Wake Forest Baptist Church. As a side note I am particularly pleased that Experiencing God will be taught in adult Sunday School classes starting in January. This is a time tested transformative study that invites us to discern what God is up to and then how we can join in on it. This is exactly what His Vision Our Mission is all about come and join the revolution!! May God s will and God s dream be known and may we all be different and fuller people by joining in. Save the Dates: February 17 May 19 I invite you to put two dates on your calendar. On Bill Slater, Senior Pastor, bill.slater@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org Page 2

3 Education & Administration Beginning January 14, all adult classes will be studying the book, Experiencing God by Henry and Richard Blackaby. This study will run concurrently with our Long Range Planning Process for education and emphasis on seeking God s will. Our study will help to guide us in praying for and being sensitive to where God is leading us individually and where God is leading our church. If you are not in Sunday School on Sunday morning and would like to attend a class, there will also be a class on Wednesday night beginning January 10 at 6:20 PM. This will be a class for teachers, but also for anyone that is not able to attend an adult class for any reason. This class will run for 12 weeks just like the study on Sunday morning. Please sign up to attend. Wednesday Night Live Adult Study Groups Session 3: January 10 February 7 Experiencing God led by Jo Ann Stancil Prayer Time led by the Deacon Prayer Team Jeremiah: Raising Faith from the Fire led by Bill Slater Children s Sunday School Teacher Training led by Kathy Page Quilting Ministry led by Alice Leonard Martha Harmening is our teacher of the month. Martha has been a member of Wake Forest Baptist for 10 years. She and her husband, Rob, Martha Harmening have two children, Robert and Rebecca. Martha has been a faithful Sunday School Preschool Division Director for many of those 10 years. She has worked tirelessly to make the Preschool Sunday School run smoothly and efficiently. Martha serves many Sundays in place of sick or absent teachers so our preschoolers are safe and have a teacher. She has also worked with the church in planning Dual Sunday School. Martha, thank you for your hard and faithful work for our littlest members. We appreciate your hard work. We love and appreciate you. What is True? An Exercise in Baptist Freedom led by Bary Hayes & Don Elium Visit our website to learn more about these studies and to sign up! Jo Ann Stancil, Minister of Education & Administration, joann.stancil@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org Page 3

4 Just Older Youth & Other News Seniors Serving Communion Carillon: Hillside: Brookdale: January 11 at 10:00 AM, led by Don Dickens January 23 at 10:00 AM, led by Jo Ann Stancil January 25 at 9:45 AM, led by Jannis Shea JOY Singers 1 st, 2 nd, 3 rd, & 5 th Tuesdays at 10:30 AM JOY Singers resume January 9. Meet in choir room. Go to lunch with the choir after rehearsal. JOY Travel & Fun Senior Adult Dinner & a Movie January 26 at 5:30 PM Trip to Elsewhere in Greensboro & Replacements Unlimited Tour Thursday, January 18 (DEADLINE January 11) 8:00 AM 6:00 PM $10 + lunch + shared bus gas Mobility Requirements: Stair climbing & moderate walking Murder Mystery Dinner Show February 24 (DEADLINE January 8) 4:30 PM 11:00 PM $60 for dinner & show + shared bus gas Mobility Requirements: Door to door service Visit our website for more information on all of these trips and more. Sign up online or by calling the church office. Payment is required at registration and a minimum of 10 is required for most trips. Save the Date! 2018 Women s Retreat April Camp Caraway, Asheboro It is time for us to prepare for our fifth women s retreat. This year our retreat will take place at Caraway Conference Center outside of Asheboro, North Carolina. We will be looking forward to time away from the busyness of life. We will have time to relax with friends, to share laughter, stories, and a few bites of chocolate. We will also have time to study God s word, sing His songs and pray with all our hearts. Registration forms are available in all foyers, online, and in the church office. An on-going objective of the library staff is to support other ministries of our church. Sometimes that ministry is a function of our diaconate. Recently they gathered material resources to aid members who are dealing with illnesses, deaths and emotional reactions. Those supportive aids are for individuals or large groups and are on display in the library. Additionally, there are several related books in the library's collection that deal with grief and family care-giving. An upcoming ministry of the diaconate will be a focus on the role of prayer in our congregational life. Opportunities to participate with them will be on Wednesday nights. Again the library contains a significant array of items to support this effort, more than twenty books about prayer that are for the young and the not-young. New additions are The Power of the Praying Wife and The Power of the Praying Husband! These resources are available for your use. Deposit due by February 18. Page 4

5 Music & Worship Ministry On January 10, the Kairos Singers 2nd through 6th grade will begin preparation for Table for Five...Thousand! a fully staged musical drama portraying the miracle of Jesus feeding the 5,000. We will have a great time as we use music, drama, costumes, choreography, props, and set to present the timeless truths of the Gospel. The primary rehearsals will occur within our regular Wednesday evening Kairos ministry from January April. Here are a few dates to mark on our calendars: Saturday, March 10, 10:00 AM 12:00 PM Table for Five...Thousand BONUS REHEARSAL Friday, April 20, 6:00 8:00 PM Table for Five...Thousand Blocking Party Wednesday, May 2, 6:00 7:30 PM Table for Five...Thousand FINAL DRESS REHEARSAL Wednesday, May 9, 6:30 PM Table for Five...Thousand Performance More detailed information about drama parts, solos, auditions, attendance expectations, etc. will be sent electronically by January 10 to all families. Contact Bryant Moxley to offer your gifts in costume making, props, set building and design, lighting, choreography, etc. SPECIAL NOTE for Kairos Singers ages 3 through 1st grade: You will also participate in the May 6 program by presenting your music. Our Kairos Ministry offering Large Group, Puppets, Drumming, Orff, Chimes, and Missions will continue for our K-1st graders January April. Music and Missions will also continue for our 3 and 4 year olds and Pre-K children. All singers Grade 7 through age 97 are invited to share in the preparation and presentation of In His Own Words, a musical setting of nine of the most influential and significant words of Jesus Christ. Powerful texts such as the Great Commission, John 3:16, the great I am sayings and others are beautifully expressed through music written for choir and orchestra. Our goal is to have 100 singers share in this life-transforming ministry that will culminate with a performance of In His Own Words on Palm Sunday, March 25. We will sing most of the anthems during the weeks of Lent through Easter and Dr. Slater will be preaching a sermon series on these very important words of Christ. Additional devotional and study options will be offered for those who want to dig deeper into these great truths. If you have ever considered being a part of the Music Ministry this is the perfect opportunity! Students in grades 7 12 will prepare for In His Own Words through regular Youth Choir rehearsals each Sunday from 5:15 6:00 PM beginning January 7. Adults are invited to attend either of our regular Chancel Choir rehearsals: Sundays from 6:00 7:15 PM or Wednesdays from 7:30 8:45 PM beginning January 10 at 13 respectively. Childcare is available by reservations and NO PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE IS REQUIRED. Rehearsal recordings are available. Here are some key dates to mark on your calendars: Feb 2 3 In His Own Words Choral Workshop: Friday, 6:00 PM Fellowship Meal; 7:00 9:00 PM Rehearsal Saturday, 9:00 AM 12:00 PM Rehearsal March 18, 4:00 7:00 PM Dress Rehearsal March 25, 9:30 & 11:00 AM, In His Own Words Saturday, Feb 17 Campbell Univ. Buies Creek, NC Cost: $25 (includes shirt and two meals) Registration Deadline: January 24, 2018 Open to all Youth Choir members Tentative Schedule: 8:00 AM Departure, 6:00 PM Concert, 9:00 PM Return Bryant Moxley, Minister of Music & Worship, bryant.moxley@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org or Page 5

6 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 5:30 PM Supper 6:10 PM Kairos 6:15 PM Ignite 6:20 PM Adult Study Groups Visit our website to make reservations for supper & register for study groups. 1 OFFICE CLOSED 11:00 AM Organ Lessons (Sanctuary) 2 11:30 PM Sophie Lanneau Circle (Forks) 6:30 PM TOPS ( A122) 7:00 PM Leadership Council (A202) 3 5:30 PM WFBC Epiphany Celebration 7:30 PM Chancel Choir 4 Church 8:15 AM WFHS Moms in Prayer (A109) 6:15 PM Organ Lessons (Sanctuary) 5 Prayer 6 Good Neighbor Min. Prayer 7 1:30 PM Hanmaum Church 4:00 PM Girl Scouts (P103) 4:00 PM Women s Retreat Mtg (A202) 4:30 PM Youth Instr Ens 4:30 PM Youth Praise Band 5:15 PM Youth Choir 5:15 PM Beg/Int Handbells 6:00 PM Chancel Choir 6:00 PM Adv Handbells 6:00 PM SonDown 7:15 PM Men s Chorus 8 9:45 AM Quilting Ministry (133) 11:00 AM Organ Lessons (Sanctuary) 7:00 PM Ordination Council (A202) 9 10:30 AM JOY Singers 6:30 PM TOPS ( A122) 7:00 PM Long Range Planning (A202) 10 5:30 PM Food Trailer Ministry 5:30 PM Wednesday Night Live Activities 7:30 PM Chancel Choir 11 Church 8:15 AM WFHS Moms in Prayer (A109) 10:00 AM Roundtable Book Club 10:00 AM Sr. Adult Communion (Carillon) 6:15 PM Organ Lessons (Sanctuary) 12 Youth Ski Retreat Prayer 13 Youth Ski Retreat Good Neighbor Min. Prayer Page 9

7 Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat 14 1:00 3:00 PM WFHS LAX (SC) 1:30 PM Hanmaum Church 4:00 PM Girl Scouts (P103) 4:30 PM Youth Instr. Ens 4:30 PM Youth Praise Band 5:00 PM Deacon Mtg (A202) 5:15 PM Youth Choir 5:15 PM Beg/Int Handbells 6:00 PM Chancel Choir 6:00 PM Adv Handbells 6:00 PM SonDown 7:00 PM 6th Grade Youth Group Meeting (C213/214) 7:15 PM Men s Chorus 21 12:15 PM Church Conf (FH) 1:00 3:00 PM WFHS LAX (SC) 1:30 PM Hanmaum Church 3:00 PM Triangle Down Syndrome Network 4:00 PM Girl Scouts (P103) 4:30 PM Youth Instr. Ens 4:30 PM Youth Praise Band 5:15 PM Youth Choir 5:15 PM Beg/Int Handbells 6:00 PM Leadership Dinner (FH) 6:00 PM Chancel Choir 6:00 PM Adv Handbells 6:00 PM SonDown 7:15 PM Men s Chorus 15 Prayer 9:45 AM Quilting Ministry ( 133) 11:00 AM Organ Lessons (Sanct.) 22 Prayer 9:45 AM Quilting Ministry ( 133) 11:00 AM Organ Lessons (Sanct.) 16 10:30 AM JOY Singers 3:45 PM InterFaith Food Shuttle 6:30 PM TOPS ( A122) 23 8:15 AM Franklin Acad Moms in Prayer (LPR) 10:00 AM Sr. Adult Communion (Hillside) 6:30 PM TOPS ( A122) 17 5:30 PM Wednesday Night Live Activities 7:30 PM Chancel Choir 24 5:30 PM Food Trailer Ministry 5:30 PM Wednesday Night Live Activities 7:30 PM Chancel Choir 18 8:00 AM JOY Trip to Elsewhere in Greensboro 8:15 AM WFHS Moms in Prayer (A109) 6:15 PM Organ Lessons 7:00 PM Women s Game Night (FH) 25 8:15 AM WFHS Moms in Prayer (A109) 9:45 AM Sr. Adult Communion (Brookdale) 6:15 PM Organ Lessons 19 Prayer 26 Prayer 5:30 PM JOY Dinner & a Movie (FH) 20 Good Neighbor Ministry Prayer 27 Good Neighbor Ministry Prayer 28 Consecration Sunday 12:15 PM Churchwide Luncheon 1:00 3:00 PM WFHS LAX (SC) 1:30 PM Hanmaum Church 3:00 PM Parade of Tables Mtg (A202) 4:00 PM Girl Scouts (P103) 4:30 PM 6th Grade Yth Mtg (C213/214) 4:30 PM Youth Instr. Ens 4:30 PM Youth Praise Band 5:15 PM Youth Choir 5:15 PM Beg/Int Handbells 6:00 PM Chancel Choir 6:00 PM Adv Handbells 6:00 PM SonDown 7:15 PM Men s Chorus 29 Prayer 9:45 AM Quilting Ministry ( 133) 11:00 AM Organ Lessons (Sanct.) 30 10:30 AM JOY Singers 6:30 PM TOPS ( A122) 7:00 PM Finance Mtg (A202) 31 9:30 AM Children s Leadership Mtg 5:30 PM Food Trailer Ministry

8 Children s Ministry Wednesday Night for Kids Continues...Join us for our winter session of Kairos! What Exactly is this Thing Called Faith? Feb. 4, 11, & 18 12:15-2:00 PM January 10: 6:10-7:20 PM Contact Stacey Bennett at sonde001@hotmail.com for more information! Parents...join an adult study group and get your cup filled! Childcare available for children of class participants & volunteers. Our kids hear their parents, Sunday School teachers, and Pastors refer to this thing called FAITH, but do they really understand what it means to have FAITH? We talk about FAITH in the safety of our homes and church, but do we equip our kids to live out their faith in their classrooms, soccer fields, baseball fields, dance studios, etc. Do they understand (at their level) what it means to be a faithful follower of Christ in their world? Join me for our What Exactly is this Thing Called Faith class offered to 4th, 5th, & 6th graders. This class will be great for those kids considering baptism! To register your child, Lisa Baker. Lisa Baker, Minister to Children & Families, lisa.baker@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org Page 8 Winter is here which can sometimes mean snowy or icy weather. In the event of inclement weather, postings will be made in the following ways to announce any church closing: Announcement on home page of church website; Announcement on WFBC Facebook Page and Twitter; Announcement on WRAL-TV and WRAL.com. Other News Page 8

9 Youth & Missions Ministry Youth & MIssions News Tree Lot Thank You!! A big thank you to the many volunteers and coordinators who helped make this year s tree lot a wonderful success. Because of your ongoing support, we were able to donate 60 trees to our Trees for Troops program as well as host our annual fundraiser for the Youth Summer Mission Trip! Special thanks to Deborah Moye, Elizabeth Williams, Tommy Killebrew, Dave Shannon, Lee Perry, Dave Leonard, and Lawrence Holland for their support in organizing and planning the 2017 Youth Christmas Tree Lot Fundraiser. Jan Junior and Senior Youth are invited to go with us to Wisp Ski Resort! Forms and payment are due January 5. Please refer to the youth weekly update for more information on the retreat and how to register. Youth and friends of WFBC youth are invited to a Super Bowl Party in the youth center February 4 at 6:00 PM. Youth are asked to bring snacks, drinks, and a canned soup to donate to the church pantry. We hope you ll be able to join us for this fun time of fellowship! This is the FIRST in a series of articles for Grapevine that focus on Missions. Each will focus on one of the WFBC Missions, and will provide valuable information. Good Neighbor Ministry The Good Neighbor Ministry was begun twelve years ago as a direct result of a Youth Group member seeking to build enduring and useful relationships with the community. This Ministry provides fresh and lovingly prepared hot dogs with all the fixin's at lunch time nearly every Saturday at the Taylor Street Park (corner of Taylor Street and Juniper Street). Our youth knew that some of the youths and children in this area sometimes go all day or all weekend without having enough to eat. This Ministry provides about 120 hot dogs, water, and when in season, fresh vegetables from the community garden for youth, children and adults at no charge. The Ministry has two teams of volunteers: one to purchase the food items and stock them in the WFBC kitchen, and the other to cook and serve the food. The purchasing and stocking team is coordinated by John Frank, and is typically a four week rotation with each participant volunteering to do the buying and stocking one week out of four (requires about four volunteer families for the monthly rotation). The cooking and serving team is coordinated by Stacy Barrington, and is typically a thirteen week rotation with two participating families volunteering each Saturday to cook, transport, and serve the food (requires about 26 volunteer families for a complete rotation). The buying and stocking team makes sure all needed supplies are available in the WFBC kitchen before each Saturday. On each Saturday, the cooking and serving team meet at the church kitchen at about 9:00 to 9:30, cook the hotdogs and chili, pack them into the bun bags, and carry them along with the fixin's from the refrigerator to Taylor Street Park and begin serving the food by about 10:50am. They usually finish up by noon and return to the kitchen to clean up, which usually takes about 15 minutes. This Ministry is welcomed by the community, and has helped us to meet and relate with our neighbors around the park. Volunteer families enjoy the service and the relationships that are built through this Ministry. Currently we do need additional volunteer families for both teams: for more info or to volunteer for the buying and stocking team, please contact John Frank at jpfrank3@gmail.com; and, for more info or to volunteer for the cooking and serving team, please contact Stacy Barrington at s4barrington@yahoo.com Leah Harlow, leah.harlow@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org Page 9

10 New Members & Other News Marc & Kim Wyatt 4503 All Points View Way Raleigh, NC Marc and Kim come to us from Bromley Road Baptist Church in Ottawa, Ontario Canada and are both CBF missionaries. In their free time, the Wyatts enjoy teaching, reading, working in their yard and watching ACC basketball. Laree Lewis 428 Fleming Road Youngsville, NC Laree comes to us from Youngsville Baptist Church. Laree is retired and enjoys cooking, reading, and spending time with friends in her spare time. Chris & Rose Ann Carr Brandon & Hannah 3068 Freeman Farm Way Rolesville, NC Chris and Rose Ann reside in Rolesville. They have two beautiful children, Brandon (6), and Hannah (2). Rose Ann is very active in the Children s Ministry at WFBC. In their free time, the Carrs enjoy spending time with friends and family. Find us on Facebook: Wake Forest Baptist Church, Wake Forest, NC The web: If you need to include an announcement in any of our publications, please note the following deadlines: Grapevine Newsletter the 20th of each month WOW Wednesdays at 9:00 AM Bulletin Tuesdays at noon Please Johnna at johnna.matthews@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org if you have questions or need an announcement publicized. New Members & Other News Page 10

11 January 1 Carlton Chappell Walker Dowdle Mike Edwards Anna Harris Nancy Carroll Holland 2 Dianne Baker Beth Edwards Chandler Hicks Chase Hicks Kelly Holding Stephen Holding 3 Harper Newell 4 Steve Debevec Christine Donovan Amoret Dunlap Emily Goodwin Aidan Hart Catherine Lane Susan Leonard Joe Roney Lynne Welsh 5 Christopher Bordeaux Jerry Page Joe Revill Beth Scarbrough Brandon Szczypinski Brooke Szczypinski Blake Walters Brad Welsh 6 Connor Jones Davis Remsburger Aubrey Sweitzer Audrey Wincovitch 7 Emma Wyatt 8 Suzanne Erskine Brian Gauley David Goodson Michael Hubbard 9 Stephen Barrington Amanda Burleson Susan Debevec Alex Hidden Austin Hidden Fred Lynn Anne Reed Taylor Renn Charlotte Welsh Miles Williams Sarah Wrenn 10 Lauren Amidon Chris Berrier Matt Broda Chris Nelson 11 John Frank Evelyn Huffman Jacob Moore 13 Angela Foss Avery Lloyd Richard Paschal Reece Stephenson 14 Esther Austin Karolanne Ransdell 15 Katie Brown Jonathan Hedrick Sandy Looper Iris Marley Dianne Payne Jake Speight Livy Speight Douglas Wall 16 Lawrence Holland Kathy Slater 17 Trudy Payne Kathryn Sansbury 18 James Hurst Jo Ann Stancil Guylene Stroud 19 Dwight Payne 20 Dan Critcher Mark Scarbrough Jordan Sharber Jo Ann Stallings Becky Starr 21 Catherine Hewitt Garrison Wolford 22 Lindsey Edmundson Aaron Kirk 23 Glema Bocock Tom Botwinski Lindsey Foss Leon Helms 24 Bryan Holt Jon Leary Liana Sauls Keisha Shell Lucy Spell Amanda Todd Katerina Vito 25 Kyle Hatley Lydia Van Voorhis Harold Watson 26 Kristi Gupton Ryan Newell Barry Whitaker 27 Jackson Berkhead Aralynn Byrne Scott Cobb Betsy Phillips Christopher Raddatz Reagan Scruggs 28 Martin Bocock Beth Fitts Pat Packett Jacob Schwier 29 William Lee Brian McCormick Isabella McNeill Melody Shaver Teresa Stallings Robbie Walters 30 Amy Dowdle Lyla Kate Gray Carol Williams 31 Naomi Harlow Lauren Holding Darion Pearce Volunteers In Personal Service Deacons of the Week 7 Ed Austin 14 Dorothy Bowman 21 Deborah Moye 28 Eric Keravuori Ushers Leaders: Kevin Upton, Haywood Barham Jerome Upton, Cleve Rogers, John Opsal, William Fortune, Megan Harvey, Jim McNeill, Isabella McNeill, Ken Wright, Vernon Thomason, Randy Screen, Bob Ross, Rachel Leonard, Chad Teague, Kenneth Taylor Teller Teams 7 Dwight Payne & Josh Kerr 14 James Holding & Byron Creech 21 Gail Kidd & Sandy Looper 28 Becky Screen & Mary Hedrick Greeters 7 Doug Smith, Emily Arnold, Becky Leary 14 Trudy Payne, JoAnn Peyton, Hollie Hicks 21 Joe & Audrey Wincovitch, Esther Austin, Tracy Boyd 28 Lynn & Wayne Pulley, Teresa Stallings, Becky Leary Thank you to everyone who contributed to the Backpack Buddies Food Drive! Your generosity will help many students in need. WEE Preschool registration for WFBC church members will be Monday, January 8 and Tuesday, January 9 in the preschool office from 9:00 11:30 AM. Laura Wolfe at weecare@wakeforestbaptistchurch.org Be sure to like us on Facebook! Page 11

12 The Grapevine 118 E. South Avenue Wake Forest, NC ADDRESS SERVICE REQUESTED Phone: (919) Fax: (919) If you do not wish to receive the Grapevine, please contact Denise Stinson at November Selection WFBC Epiphany Celebration Wednesday, January 3 5:30-7:00 PM A fun way to learn about and celebrate Epiphany. This church-wide family friendly event will be held around the tables of the Fellowship Hall following our first Wednesday Night Dinner of the The relaxed evening will include Epiphany carols, crafts and activities and a King's Cake! Meal reservations are required; please make or change reservations by Friday, December 29 at noon (permanent reservations are in effect for this meal).