Senior Adults

Discover the range of opportunities to connect with our vibrant senior adult ministry! Everyone is welcome to join any of the events listed below.

 

The Senior Adult Council is pleased to sponsor a day trip to the North Carolina State Fair on Senior Day, Tuesday, October 22. Cost is $5 and you will be responsible for paying for your own lunch. We will meet in the church parking lot at 8 am to travel by van to Raleigh. Registration is required through the church either online by clicking the button below or by calling Keighley Johnson in the church office no later than Friday, October 11.

 

Click here to register for the State Fair!

 

 


 

 

The Senior Adult Council presents an opportunity to go to Dollywood Sunday, November 17-Tuesday, November 19.  We will leave the church after worship on the 17th, and drive to Pigeon Forge, Tenn. Upon arrival, we will enjoy a delicious dinner and exciting show at the Pirates Voyage before checking in for the next two nights at the Pigeon Forge Springhill Suites. On Monday, we will spend the day at Dollywood once it’s decorated for its Smoky Mountain Christmas season. There, we will enjoy the food, shows, and beautiful atmosphere of this fun theme park, and then head home after breakfast on Tuesday morning.

Contact Courtney Willis for more details and be sure to sign up by October 13 by clicking the link below!  This trip is open to folks of all ages, but space is limited, so sign up soon!  

PRICE
$275 Double Occupancy
$380 Single Occupancy
 
INCLUDES
Dinner and show at Pirates Voyage
Two nights of lodging and breakfast at Springhill Suites
Monday ticket to Dollywood
Click here to register for Dollywood!

 


 

 

The Senior Adult Council is sponsoring “Dinner” for Eight!

What is Dinner for 8?
People of all ages can sign up to host their group once a month for four months (January through April). Sign-up sheets will be on the tables Wednesday nights and in the Atrium at the reception desk, or you can sign up below.

Who can sign up?
Any adult, any age, singles or couples who have a connection with FBC.

Why?
This is your opportunity to have fun and get to know one another on a more personal level!

What do the groups do?
Each group can be as creative as they want. For example, part of the group may have children and don’t want to hire a sitter – consider hosting a picnic that all may enjoy.
Host at your home; go out for breakfast, lunch or dinner; have dessert at Delicious or ice cream at Yum Yum; or find a quiet table on Wednesday night for your group of 8.

This is a rewarding intergenerational opportunity that allows participants who may not otherwise have the chance to get to know each other.

Click here to sign up for Dinner for 8!