On Monday and Tuesday night, November 10 & 11, our church opened its doors to 1000 women from our church and community for its 10th year of Holiday Extravaganza. What an exciting time it was to have the halls full of women, but even more exciting was the great group of high school girls who volunteered to help serve both nights. There were 22 girls that helped between the two nights and they each did an amazing job of keeping the buffet going on Monday and serving the ladies at their tables on Tuesday. It was a neat sight Tuesday to see the girls dressed in black and white proceed in a line into the gym to deliver the cookie trays to the tables. They did an excellent job, were very personable, and reflected Christ to the ladies they served! I appreciated their willingness to help do whatever was needed with several always asking, "What can I do next?". You can be very proud of the great group of young ladies who represented Wooster Student Ministries for this event!Wednesday, November 19, 2008
Holiday Extravaganza
by Cathy Simms
On Monday and Tuesday night, November 10 & 11, our church opened its doors to 1000 women from our church and community for its 10th year of Holiday Extravaganza. What an exciting time it was to have the halls full of women, but even more exciting was the great group of high school girls who volunteered to help serve both nights. There were 22 girls that helped between the two nights and they each did an amazing job of keeping the buffet going on Monday and serving the ladies at their tables on Tuesday. It was a neat sight Tuesday to see the girls dressed in black and white proceed in a line into the gym to deliver the cookie trays to the tables. They did an excellent job, were very personable, and reflected Christ to the ladies they served! I appreciated their willingness to help do whatever was needed with several always asking, "What can I do next?". You can be very proud of the great group of young ladies who represented Wooster Student Ministries for this event!
On Monday and Tuesday night, November 10 & 11, our church opened its doors to 1000 women from our church and community for its 10th year of Holiday Extravaganza. What an exciting time it was to have the halls full of women, but even more exciting was the great group of high school girls who volunteered to help serve both nights. There were 22 girls that helped between the two nights and they each did an amazing job of keeping the buffet going on Monday and serving the ladies at their tables on Tuesday. It was a neat sight Tuesday to see the girls dressed in black and white proceed in a line into the gym to deliver the cookie trays to the tables. They did an excellent job, were very personable, and reflected Christ to the ladies they served! I appreciated their willingness to help do whatever was needed with several always asking, "What can I do next?". You can be very proud of the great group of young ladies who represented Wooster Student Ministries for this event!
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I agree! I was there for both nights, and the girls did an amazing job, several of them even serving both nights!! Way to go girls!!
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