E-News: 05/03/11 to 05/09/11

KidStuf

The last KidStuf for the season is May 15. KidStuf will take a summer break and start back up after school starts.

Married Life Live

Married Life Live at the Oak Bridge Center is on Sunday, May 15 (Doors open at 5:30pm; Dinner at 6:00; and Program at 7:00). Married Life Live is an awesome date night for married, engaged, and dating couples. The cost is $25/couple. Ticket sales started last week. Be sure to buy your ticket Sunday. (Tickets must be purchased in advance, and we expect this event to sell.)

Baby Dedication

Oak Bridge will have baby dedications on Sunday, May 15, during

E-Service. If you missed the baby dedication meeting/class, contact

Craig Nall (314-846-9297).

Detour

The Detour Service for 5th and 6th graders is Friday, May 20, from 6-8pm (doors open at 5:45) at the Oak Bridge Center. Invite your 5th and 6th grade friends! Dinner will be provided.

BigStuf Camp

There are only a few more spaces left. If you or a friend have not signed up yet, you better do so soon! As of Monday, May 2, the cost for camp increased to $600. BigStuf Camp is for students going into 7 – 12 grades. The camp is held in Panama City Beach, Florida and is from July 27–August 2. The non-refundable deposit is due at time of signups. If you have questions, contact Tracy Hagan (314-846-5722), Katie Haegele (303-4267) or Clarissa Karasick (314-303-3632). All camp fees are due on or before May 15. Student working events and doing childcare at the OBC may accumulate funds through the end of May. Beginning in June, all service scholarship funds will go toward next year.

BigStuf Informational Meetings Parents of students going to BigStuf this summer must attend one of the several informational meetings offered. The informational meetings will be on Tuesday, May 17, at 7pm at the Oak Bridge Center and on Sunday, May 22 and June 5 at 9:45am at Keller Theater. The meeting will last approximately 30 minutes. (The first ten minutes will cover new, important information so that parents of students who have already attended don’t have to stay for the standard information.)