The LAMB Foundation of NC is an endeavor of the Knights of Columbus to fund projects and schools for children and adults with developmental disabilities.
This volunteer opportunity is unique in that your “service” is joining a bowling team and playing.
Do Not Delay as Space is Limited!!!
To join the team, sign up below:
This event is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus “Sons of Mother Seton” Council 9847
On Friday, December 6, 2019 from 6:00pm – 10:00pm the Knights of Columbus will be hosting the annual
Parent’s Night Out
To make this project possible, we need volunteers to assist with leading games and activities for the children as well as assisting with dinner and cleanup afterwards.
If you would like to sign up to help please fill out the form below:
This event is sponsored by the Knights of Columbus “Sons of Mother Seton” Council 9847
Sunday, October 20, 2019 at 2:00pm Methodist University Softball Complex Lady Monarch’s Field
We need as many youth as possible to come out so that we can finally bring home that elusive win. Even if you can’t play, come out for the fun and cheer on our team.
Bring out as many of your friends as you can so we can send the Geezers back to their rocking chairs!
A map to the Lady Monarch’s Field from the Applebee’s on Ramsey Street
Following the game there will be a cookout at the home of Joe and Collette Gelin. 5702 Dobson Drive Fayetteville, NC
The Knights of Columbus are proud supporters of the youth of Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton
Search is a peer-led retreat weekend sponsored by the
Diocese of Raleigh that touches people’s lives because it encourages
participants to seek and find Christ in them and in one another. It is a series
of witness talks and activities prepared and given by a team of high school
youth. The weekend gives you the opportunity to look at your faith and
life in a new way.
Who goes to Search?
10th, 11th, and 12th graders, and adults who work with them,
who want to be a part of an exciting and different weekend attend a Search
Retreat. People participate in the Search program for various reasons.
Some go to experience something different, others to meet and spend time with
people their own age. Some have a strong faith while others are
questioning God’s existence. Don’t let nervousness stand in the way of a
special weekend. Please join us for an experience that will be long remembered.
When is Search?
The first date for the 2109-2020 year has been announced…
November 15-17, 2019
The weekend begins promptly at 7:30 on Friday night (participants are asked to arrive no later than 7:00 p.m. to settle in) and concludes at approximately 2:00 p.m. on Sunday. Please note that elements of the Search weekend build upon one another, and therefore participants are asked to commit to the entire weekend without plans to arrive late, leave early, or leave the retreat at any point during the weekend.
Where is Search held?
All retreats for the 2019-2020 year will take place atCamp Dixie, outside Fayetteville, NC.
How much is it to attend?
Cost for the Search Weekend is $60. Members of The Life only pay 50% of the total cost, $30 for youth participants. No one is ever denied participation because of inability to pay.
Go to Search and you’ll… Open yourself up without the judgment of others. Make lifelong friendships. Receive moral support from people you’ve just met. Grow in your faith and self-confidence. Have the opportunity to become a leader and help others. Spend a weekend with people who love you for who you are. Never listen to some songs the same way again!
If you want to join in on this truly amazing experience, contact Michael ASAP!
The fan run Fayetteville Comic Con is a welcoming and family friendly place that celebrates all forms and fans of American and World Popular Culture. If you like comics, cosplay, gaming, collectible toys, anime, cool TV or movies, Star Wars, Star Trek, Doctor Who, The Walking Dead and/or Horror, you’ll fit right in!
The con will feature special guests from the world of comics
and popular culture; MtG, Heroclix, Yu-Go-Oh and video game tournaments; panels;
portfolio reviews; trivia contests; martial arts and swordplay
demonstrations; door prizes; photo ops; free comics or packs of
non-sports cards to everybody (while supplies last); and two big cosplay contests,
with prizes galore.
DJ Clash from Winston Salem will be spinning and keeping
things moving along.
If you want to join in, here is what you need to know:
We will leave the church at 12:00pm and head to the Crown Center Exhibition Center.
You can either ride with the crew from the church or meet us there at 12:30.
We will stay until it closes at 7:00pm or when everyone is ready to head out, whichever comes first.
The cost to attend is $15 which will be due by October 14th. Spending money for vendors and snacks is a must!
“Campus Life is a non-denominational effort to make a positive impact on the lives of teens. More specifically, Campus Life is a ministry of Youth For Christ that The Life and Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church are active supporters of. I strongly encourage that anyone that attends a school that hosts a club to give it a try.”
Michael Smith
Why Campus Life?
As part of the body of Christ, our vision is to see every young person in every people group in every nation have the opportunity to make an informed decision to be a follower of Jesus Christ and become a part of a local church
We believe Campus Life is the best way to reach middle school and high school teens in their world. It gives us a strategic way to pursue young people at local schools throughout the Fayetteville Area and in communities all over the USA.
What is Campus Life?
Campus Life ministry combines healthy relationships with creative programs to help young people make good choices, establish a solid foundation for life, and positively impact their schools. Like every ministry of YFC, Campus Life seeks to engage these young people wherever they are found as lifelong followers of Jesus Christ. Campus Life is a place for high school and middle school students to have fun, make friends and talk about what matters. Campus Life provides a balanced approach – physical, mental, social and spiritual – to give teens the skills and hope they need to live in a turbulent world.
How Does Campus Life Work?
3Story
First it is important to note that Campus Life focuses heavily upon relational evangelism. In that regard, we teach and model 3Story. 3Story is a way of life that guides followers of Christ to BE good news while telling stories of THE good news. It is natural, friendly, and freeing – as you abide in Christ, His love flows through you to others as you journey together.
The 5 essential values we filter everything through in Campus Life.
Widespread Prayer Loving Relationships Faithful Bible Teaching Adults Who Empower Collaborative Community Strategy
Relational Ministry Actions – CL staff build loving relationships through the balanced practice of six Relational Ministry Actions:
Contacting – going into the world of young people in order to initiate new relationships
Building Times – spending time in shared activities with young people in order to build new relationships and model Christ-like behavior (includes trips and events)
Appointments – meeting one on one to provide individual attention and focus on a young person’s specific need
Small Groups – a structured interactive meeting with 4-6 young people
Club – a weekly large group meeting of more than 15 students that’s high energy, safe, and non-Christian friendly
Student Leadership – Christian students who are committed to personal growth and influencing people around them for Christ
Where can you join in?
Cape Fear High School Thursdays at 7:45am
E.E. Smith High School Fridays at 7:45am
Massey Hill Classical High School
Second and Fourth Tuesdays at 3:00pm
