Young at Heart (55+)

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​Young at Heart is a fellowship group for persons age 55 and older (i.d. not required).  The group meets monthly, usually on the 2nd Friday of the month, for a pot-luck dinner followed by a program.  All who are “young at heart” are invited.  Just bring a covered dish and your own table service and enjoy an evening of fellowship.  It is a great way to meet other church members and make new friends.
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Contact Linda Morrow (814-237-5858), George Pedlow (814-574-7645) or the church office, 814-238-2422.

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Young at Heart in February
On Friday, February  21, Mac and Donna Heebner will share stories of their volunteering at Camp Jabberwocky in New England! The Camp started in 1953 as a small experiment: a handful of children with cerebral palsy, a tiny summer cottage, a young assistant, and a feisty, headstrong director! Jabberwocky was the first residential camp for people with disabilities. Today, it serves over 250 children and adults with disabilities, has volunteer staff of 180, and 23 buildings on the 15-acre site. Would you like to know more? Come, join us for an evening of fellowship, dinner and programming.

The Details ...
Young at Heart draws most of its attendees from the 55+ community, but whether you’re 55+ or not, you’re invited.  There is time for fellowship, dinner and programming. The evening begins as we gather about 5:00 in the Social Hall for conversation over coffee/tea while you set up your things for the potluck supper.  Bring a main course, salad, side or dessert to share (your choice), 2 utensils to serve it, and your own table service plus a name tag.  Your own table service means: dinner/dessert plate (s), silverware, cup(s) for water/coffee/tea and a napkin.  The potluck buffet starts at 5:30 and the program follows, usually about 6:30 pm.  We are typically out about 7:30 pm. Please join us.