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At Sandy Cove, we affectionately call seniors "Seasoned Citizens." We have planned these special luncheons with your tastes in mind! Wonderful music in styles you love. Interesting speakers to encourage you. A delicious meal to enjoy with friends. Gather a group of seniors from your church or community and join us for a morning of connecting with God and each other!
Typical programs run from 9:45 am to 1:30 pm, with coffee available beginning at 9:15 am.
FREE Valet Parking Available! |
| Advance reservations are strongly recommended! |
$19 for advance reservations (made by 5pm on the Monday preceding the luncheon)
$18 per person for groups of 10 or more
$21 at the door, pending availability
NEW! 10% military discount for all program events for ALL military personnel.
This discount is available to any member of the armed forces, any branch and their immediate family members
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Extend your Seasoned Citizens Day into a Personal Retreat – just $99, includes room and breakfast for two. When you call 800.234.COVE (2683) to make your reservation, ask about dinner tickets.
Available on these dates:
- March 20 or March 21
- May 8
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| Luncheon Schedule |
Coffee will be available at 9:15 am with program beginning at 9:45 am. Your day will conclude after lunch at approximately 1:30 pm.
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Guest Speaker: Glen Osborn
Glen Osborn has served as President of China Outreach Ministries since 2001. Previously he served as a youth pastor in Erie, Pennsylvania, a minister of music in Cleveland, Tennessee, and a pastor in Canton, Ohio. He graduated from Glassboro State College with a degree in Music Education and from Wheaton Graduate School with an MA in Christian Ministries. He has done additional studies at Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Glen has been married to Betty for 34 years and has three children.
Musical Artist: Reverend Jim Hughes
Several years ago, Reverend Jim Hughes, began to feel a deepening of God's call upon his life. The desire was to present the message of Christ's love and how we, as a church, respond to that love through a life of surrender. This came into focus with the development of dramatic sermons, musical dramas and seminars. He grew up as a pastor's son and had the heritage of generations of deeply committed men and women as an everyday example. The focus of the ministry is to use whatever gifts God has given us to seek and save the lost and to bring Christians a fresh vision of how, through Christ, we can be the holy church He desires. Reverend Jim Hughes is a licensed minister who presents the word of God about one hundred and eighty times a year to more than twenty different denominations nationwide. Rev. Hughes has been in full time ministry since 1989.
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012
Guest Speaker: John Groth, Chaplain, Lt. Col. USAF (retired)
John W. Groth, Chaplain, Lt. Col. USAF (retired) is the executive director of Gallantry In Action, a ministry to men, their families, their churches and their world! John is a former board member of Sandy Cove Ministries. John served as Chaplain at McGuire and Dover Air Force bases. He retired in January 2009 as a Lt Col. He spent his entire career as a Reservist, but the last 5 years and 11 months were on extended active duty orders.
Musical Artist: Eduard Klassen
Eduard Klassen is a Paraguayan folk harpist, now living in Canada, who has presented over 3500 music concerts in 23 countries since making a personal commitment to Christ. A typical concert presentation by Eduard Klassen includes a variety of Christian harp music from South America, North America and Europe, interspersed with personal testimony and stories of God’s work in his life, from boyhood in the wilderness of Paraguay to the present. Eduard’s natural sense of humour helps him to develop an excellent rapport with audiences wherever he goes.
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Wednesday, May 9, 2012
Guest Speaker: Bill Wilkie,
" Grandparenting"
Dr. Bill Wilkie is the co-author of the Next Generation Series, what if I could empower my teen. It is based upon his family experiences and subsequent input from many other families who have wrestled with their relationship to their teens. Bill was a former faculty member and Special Assistant to the President at Michigan State University before joining the W. K. Kellogg Foundation to work on Life-Long Learning and economic development projects. His subsequent professional experiences as an executive in the automotive supplier industry, President of Rockmont College in Denver, Colorado and owner of an executive search firm provided background for authoring "Empowering Teens" and "Against All Odds."
Musical Artists: Schwandt Family Chamber Ensemble
Yes, we are all one family! The music we play is classical and sacred (Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Vivaldi, Handel, Haydn, etc). Our instrumentation includes violins, viola, cello, piano, flute and a few others. One of our newest pieces, which I call “variations of Mozarts 12 Variations ‘Ah vous dirai-je, maman’” (Twinkle Twinkle little Star), gives insight into The Schwandt Family Chamber Ensemble. Our children, ranging in age from 7 to 23 years of age and skill level from beginner to advanced, add a broad range of color and depth to our music, making it a unique experience.
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September 19, 2012
Speaker: Elva, Chalk Talk
Musical Artist: Karen Knight
October 17, 2012
Guest Speaker: Whitney T. Kuniholm
Musical Artists: New Spirit
November 14, 2012
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