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INTEREST GROUPS
Continued from the previous page
ing for members and mentors who want to
give back. Contact us today! Please like our
Facebook page for up to date information,
and visit with a member to get involved
today. Contact JJ at 816-405-9557 or email
[email protected]. www. educational, and community outreach pro-
clubrunner.ca/georgetownsuncity
spiritual
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 fellowship.
There are currently two groups involved.
All Catholics – couples or singles – are
welcome. Contact Frank Feist at 512-
639-1286 or [email protected] or Mona
O’Brien at 512-863-4867 or oh.gb.mona@
gmail.com.
Celebration Church One of the best
ways to connect with others is joining a
small group and Celebration Church has
small groups in Sun City. Through these
groups there is fellowship, life issues dis-
cussions and Bible study for married and
singles. Contact Charles and Jan Sikes
at 512-422-1917 for more information.
Christian Science If you would like
to know more about the healing power
of Christ, you are lovingly invited to at-
tend Christian Science worship services
held each Sunday at 10 a.m. at the Cowan
Creek Amenity Center. Testimony meet-
ings are held the third Wednesday of each
month at 3 p.m., also at the Cowan Creek
Amenity Center. For more information,
email: [email protected].
Hill Country Bible Church - Sun
City Sundays, 8:30 a.m., Cowan Creek
Amenity Center. Hill Country Bible
Church has been in Georgetown for over
18 years and now has an additional cam-
pus right in Sun City Texas for your conve-
nience. There are several small groups that
meet weekly in Sun City Texas, as well. For
more information, please visit our website or
contact us. Contact: Senior Adults Pastor
Dennis Keller, 512-496-8934 or
[email protected]. www.hcbcgt.com
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Jewish Congregation Havurah Unity Church of Georgetown Unity
Shalom Congregation Havurah Shalom Church of Georgetown’s monthly Book Club
of Sun City holds services at 7:30 p.m. on meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month
the first and third Friday of every month in from January – March from 10 a.m. to noon
Sun CityTexas and the Georgetown area. in the Activities Center Room 1 and from
In addition, services are held on the High April – November in the Conference Room.
Holy Days. Many other religious, social, Sunday services are held at 10:30 a.m. at
the Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
grams and services are offered throughout at 1 Chamber Way in Georgetown. The
the year. For more information, contact book club and church services are open to
Ellen Silverman, 512-943-0600 or Ron any who wish to attend. Contact: Alice
Mendelzon, 512-240-4123 or visit our Cooper, President, Board of Trustees,
website at www.chstx.org. [email protected]; www.
unitygeorgetown.org
Light of Christ Anglican Church
Weekly Bible studies are offered each The Worship Place An Interdenomi-
week on Monday or Thursday at the national church with locations at 811
homes of Sun City residents. No previ- Sun City Blvd. and 375 County Road
ous knowledge is required or expected 245 (TWP@Rocky Hollow). As believers
as we explore together the Old and New in Jesus Christ, our vision is to reach our
Testaments in small sections. We meet neighbors with the love of Christ in Sun
from 7 to 9 p.m. with time for study, fel- City and beyond. Sun City services are
lowship and refreshments. Sunday wor- Saturday (blended) at 5 p.m. and Sunday
ship is held at City Lights Theater at 10 (traditional) at 9 and 11 a.m. Rocky Hol-
a.m. For information, contact Steve Pope, low (blended) service begins Sunday, Sept.
512-591-7183 or [email protected]. 11, 10 a.m. For Bible study and ministry
information, visit www.theworshipplace.
org or call 512-869-1310.
PHOTOS BY TONY BAYLIS
COMING AND GOING
Tony Baylis of 302 Capote Peak Drive reports that in March of 2016 there was an
owl living in his owl box; however, in May of this year, a raccoon took up residence
instead. The raccoon remained in the box for about a day before leaving and has
not been back since.
ONLINE: SCTEXAS.ORG