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Perennials

We are a 50+ group eager to share faith, fun, and fellowship.  Anyone 50 and older can be a Perennial!  For more information or to be added to group emails, see Tammy Snyder. 

 

Upcoming Events:

Please consider joining us for as many activities as you are able. Don’t feel as though you need to make every event in order to participate!  
Please don’t hesitate to contact me if you have questions!
Tammy Snyder
 
  • TUESDAY, JUNE 9-  Ned & Nancy See America

Bird-in-Hand Stage and Smorgasbord

If you signed up to ride in the van, be at the church and ready to leave by 9:00 AM.

A brand-new RV. A cross-country itinerary. A couple married 40 years. What could go wrong? For the newly retired Ned and his wife Nancy, a celebratory cross-country road trip turns into a comedy of errors: a hot air balloon ride gone wrong, an encounter with a biker gang, an Amish stowaway, a mugging in DC and many other twists and turns down the road. Ned and Nancy end up seeing way more of America than postcards could ever begin to describe.

Written by Martha Bolton, this brand-new show from Blue Gate Musicals combines stunning American scenery with lessons in patience, poignant moments, “Golden Oldies” on the radio and a surprise ending you won’t want to miss.

2 married people. 1 RV. 50 states. It all adds up to 1 riotous road trip.

  • AUGUST 10-14– Adult Fellowship Camp (Monday through noon on Friday)

This year’s theme is SOAR! But those who hope in the Lord will renew their strength.  They will soar on wings like eagles; they will run and not grow weary; they will walk and not be faint.  Isaiah 40:31  Join fellow Perennials from other churches for a week of activities, worship, Bible study, games, crafts, good food and great fellowship!

Cost for full time campers- $182

Discounted prices for part time campers and day campers.

  • SAVE THE DATE:  FRIDAY, AUGUST 7, 10:00 AM–  presentation at the Cumberland County Historical Society with lunch at a local venue.

(Slavery and the Underground Railroad:  Cumberland County held slaves longer than any other county in the state of Pennsylvania and yet was also known as a route on the Underground Railroad. We will explore reasons why Cumberland County held this dual identity. Hear the daring stories of courageous runaways and determined abolitionists and be inspired by ways that slavery gave birth to uniquely American forms of food, music, and dance.)

  • SAVE THE DATE:  FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 5:30 PM–  dinner at the Country Store Cafe Cost for full time campers- $182
    Discounted prices for part time campers and day campers.