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| SUNRAYS
SEPTEMBER 2013
ONLINE:
SCTXCA.ORG
refine planning for the remainder of 2013
and next year.
The Citizens Council is an independent
group of residents with a common vision
of safeguarding the value and lifestyle
of the Sun City Texas community. The
council is not affiliated with the devel-
oper, Community Association, or other
governance systems.
Kiwanis Club of Sun City
Tuesdays, 10 a.m., Location varies
Contact: Larry Allison, 512-591-7532
Join us each Tuesday to hear speakers of
interest. Everyone is invited! Meet over
150 of your neighbors working to improve
our community and help Williamson
County’s children.
The speakers for September are:
• Sept. 3:
R. Tom Phelps: Director, OB-
GYN, Lonestar Circle of Care
• Sept. 10:
Kiwanis Holiday Home Tour
Presentation
• Sept. 17:
Zelinda Richards-Elliott;
McKinney-Vento Project
•Sept. 24:
Larry Allison, President; Ki-
wanis year-end wrap up.
Sun City Shriners
Tuesday, September 17, 5:30 p.m.,
Berry Creek Country Club
Contact: Jack Neal, 512-864-0237
The Sun City Shriners will have the Sep-
tember 17 meeting at the Berry Creek
CountryClub; doors open at 5:30 p.m., din-
ner is at 6 p.m. All Shriners and masons
are invited to attend with their spouses.
RSVP to JackNeal, 512-864-0237, or Ron
Dewees, 512-819-9585.
SunCity Shrine Club is a unit of BenHur
Shriners in Austin and part of Shriners
International, supporting the Shriners
Hospitals for Children. To learnmore, visit
or www.
beashrinernow.com.
Sun City Texas Rotary
Every Tuesday, Noon, CCF
Contact: Tom Minor, 863-9811 or
Another Rotary year is underway under
the leadership of President John Che-
noweth, President-elect Bob Weimer,
and Vice-President Bob Elam. Meetings
consist of lunch, announcements and a
short program. Our July fundraiser, Sum-
mer Fest, was a huge success thanks to
the many who attended. Money earned
from the auctions and ticket sales will
be used to fund projects for local groups
in Georgetown. Many organizations in
our area have needs, and Rotarians give
freely their time and financial assistance
to make a difference.
spiritual
Anglican Worship
Christ Church Sun City invites everyone
interested in worshiping Jesus Christ in
a relaxed yet traditional service to join us
each Sunday at 10 a.m. at The Oaks, 301
Del Webb. Our Book of Common Prayer
worship includes Biblical proclamation,
joyful celebration and Holy Communion
every Sunday. At Christ Church no one
stands alone. Christ Church also hosts
weekly Bible Study. For information, con-
tact Fr. Steve Pope at frsteven2@yahoo.
com or 512-591-7183, or Fr. Billy Disch at
512-868-6668.
Catholic Rosary/Dinner
A group of Sun City Catholics meets once
a month in each others’ homes. Pot-luck
dinner is followed by the Rosary and fel-
lowship. There are currently two groups
involved. All Catholics – couples or singles
– are welcome. Contact Mona O’Brien at
512-863-4867 or
.
Congregation Havurah
Shalom
2nd and 4th Fridays, 7:30 p.m.
Contact: Lenora Hausman, President,
512-863-4842,
,
or
Congregation Havurah Shalom of Sun
City holds services on the 2nd and 4th
Friday of everymonth at the CowanCreek
Amenity Center, Florence &Georgetown
Rooms at 7:30 p.m. In addition, services
are held on theHighHolidays. Throughout
the year many other religious, social, and
community activities are offered.
Christian Science
If you would like to knowmore about the
healing power of the Christ, you are lov-
ingly invited to attend Christian Science
worship services held each Sunday at 10
a.m. at the CowanCreekAmenity Center.
Testimonymeetings are held the 3rdTues-
day of each month at 12:15 p.m., also at
Cowan Creek Amenity Center. For more,
email
.
Neighborhood Discussion
Wednesday mornings, 10 a.m.
After a summer hiatus, theWiseWomen
discussion group will resume its meeting
every Wednesday beginning September
11 at 10 a.m. at 103 Montley Trail. Using
tapes by Richard Rohr, OSF, and printed
material, the discussion will focus on the
teachings of St. Francis of Assisi, his love
of creation and his acceptance of all. Vari-
ous meditation methods will be explored.
Each participant will reflect on their per-
sonal search for meaning in these chaotic
times. All―believers, non-believers and
searchers―are welcome. Call Mary Pat
Morris at 512-869-8761 for details.
Unity Church
Contact the church at 512-686-5432
or
Unity of Georgetown conducts Sunday ser-
vices in the Georgetown/Florence rooms
at CowanCreekAmenity Center. Worship
Service andYouthEducationmeet at 10:30
a.m. on Sundays.
Unity is a positive path for spirituality
and offers practical, spiritual teachings
that empower abundant and meaningful
lives.We honor themany paths toGod, the
many ways to God and the many names
for God, becausewe know there is oneGod
and that God loves us all equally. So, who-
ever you are andwherever you are in your
journey of faith, you are welcome here.
INTEREST GROUPS
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