4 Month overview of Outreach Activities

More details to come

May

• May 2, 2009 Equipping to Serve Conference   8:30 am-12:00 pm
• May 10, 2009   Mothers Day Special service
• Last week of May; Summer Intern will start (Joelle Tschetter) (yearly program)

June

• June 21, 2009   Fathers Day special service
• Month of June dedicated to preparing for outreach in July and Aug

July

• July 4th special event is being planned
• July 13-17   Children's Outreach using CEF
• July 20-24   Children's Outreach using CEF
• July 28-Aug 1   St Charles County Fair Outreach (WB, Face Painting, Church Promotion)

August

• Aug 3-7   Kids Extravaganza at the Church 6:30-8:30 pm

Pastor Larry Dyer
Reenacts St. Charles County Historical Christian Roots

Pastor Larry Dyer, will move back into historical times to portray a Reverend from the early years of our nation, interpreting religion on the American Frontier and Christian influence on the early settlers of this area at the Annual Lewis and Clark Encampment in the City of Saint Charles, on Saturday and Sunday, May 16 & 17, 2009.

A member of the Saint Charles Militia, a Reenactors group of St. Charles County, Pastor Dyer will be dressed in period clothing from the era of 200 years past. On Sunday morning at 9:00 AM, he is slated to preach the annual sermon for the Lewis & Clark encampment on the St. Charles riverfront, dressed in black linen or wool period-clothing, powdered wig and all.

For the past 20 years, Pastor Dyer has enjoyed reenacting 18th century life on the early frontier of our nation. The study of American History and its influence in our founding as a Christian nation is one of his hobbies. He enjoys sharing the historical facts that show that our country was founded as a Christian nation. When he is not doing services that weekend, you may find him at his exhibit on Trader's Row demonstrating America's Heritage of Faith or passing out religious literature.

Pastor Dyer is known as "The Reenactor's Reverend." "I saw the real spiritual needs that many in the reeanacting community have and sought a way to help meet them," Dyer said. "They really appreciate a fellow reenactor who loves history and relates to those who are serious about portraying it."

In his preaching at events, Pastor Dyer aims to be historically accurate without becoming irrelevant.

"I purposely don't simply read or preach historical sermons, because the message of the Bible has to touch the individual where he is today. Instead, I speak to reenactors as a fellow enthusiast who understands their needs yet shares our hobby and our craft."

Although many reenactors will attend in period clothing, the public is welcome at the Church Service in Riverfront Park, St. Charles, Missouri at 9:00 AM. Period dress not required.