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At Hannaford, there are many programs and activities for spiritual enrichment, personal support and fellowship. These give people an opportunity to become better acquainted with each other and to grow in their relationship with God. Take a look at these brief listings of our ongoing ministries.
[contact the church office for more information regarding any of these ministries]
 
 
outdoorman
3163 Wylie Drive, Helena - Check the calendar or contact Glenn for meeting times
Outdoorsmen are a group of Christian men that recognize the value of building friendships with other men, helping each other in our Christian walk, and serving God in many ways. In an effort to help us do all of these, we Outdoorsmen are working in an area of mutual interest. We are hosting challenging and fun outdoor activities. These range from Traps Shooting and Rafting Trips to taking on benevolence projects to serve our community. We all benefit from our different experience, interests, knowledge, talents, and hobbies. For more info about the Outdoorsmen give one of the Outdoorsmen contacts a call: Glenn Morrison (449-7618) or John Noble (465-2006).
[check out the Outdoorsmen News]
[check out the Outdoorsmen calendar]
[view our 2007 Outdoorsmen video in the video gallery]
[view Outdoorsmen event photos in the photo gallery]
[contact John Noble for next meeting time]
 
battlezone
Not currently in session
Are you ready to be a warrior? The apostle Paul said that "bodily training is worth only a little, but spiritual training is an investment in eternity" so enough half-hearted, wimpy Christianity – let’s get real and do battle – in the BattleZONE.
Most men learn best by seeing and doing, by being mentored and coached. BattleZONE is designed to create a culture of open learning where men like you can bring real-life temptations and struggles into the open where they can be taught, shown and coached. Find out more about BattleZONE discipleship by contacting Damon Schlenske (449-7618).
[contact Damon Schlenske (449-7618) for more]
[check out the BattleZONE Ministries website]
 
menssoftball
Helena Area Fields - (see calendar for schedule)
Getting involved in men's softball combines a great time of fellowship and exercise with a love of the sport - It is an excellent opportunity to connect with new friends. Through our good sportsmanship we are able to have fun, while in a competitive spirit in the presence of God. We're always in need of players and substitutes.
[contact the church office to get involved]
[click here for women's softball]
   
[check out our resource downloads page for the latest Women's Ministry Newsletter & Brochure]
 
womensretreat
"Like Water & Dark Chocolate - Saturday, March 26th, 2011
Our Women's Day Retreat, "Like Water & Dark Chocolate" was a sweet success and a real blessing for those of us that were involved in the planning. Sixteen women attended, and we had great fun with the scavenger hunt and fellowshipping over food, music, games, a devotion, and lots and lots of chocolate!
Contact: Kathy Muis 443-4201 Cell: (951)-522-9205
 
 
womensundaymorningclasses
Fellowship Room - Sunday mornings @ 9:45am (Spring and Fall)
Offered during the spring and fall quarters, the Women's Sunday morning classes seek to equip women to know Christ intimately and to grow that relationship through the study of His Word. We hope that you will join us as we delve into another study that encourages, challenges and leads us into a more intimate relationship with our wonderful God. This is also a great time to get acquainted with other women and to make those connections that each of us so desperately need.
Women's Sunday Morning Classes are currently going through 1 Corinthians,
The Challenges of Life Together

mothersofprescholers
September – May
Fellowship Room - 1st & 3rd Wednesdays @ 9:00am - 11:00am ($5 per meeting fee)
Childcare check-in from 8:45am - 9:00am
In 2010, MOPS invites you to join in the learning process as together we explore Momology: The Art and Science of Mothering. Mothering is both art and science. It combines all of who we are to shape healthy, resilient kids. Mothering is so complex it requires both sides of our brain – not to mention our hands and feet, eyes and ears, mouth and (sniff, sniff) unfortunately, sometimes even our noses! There's the scientific side of mothering where we develop a hypothesis based on certain principles, test that hypothesis in real-time, consider the results and decide what parts worked and what parts didn't. We keep refining our hypotheses until we find what works for us. Intertwined with the scientific, mothering requires an artistry that shades with our personality, colors with our unique gifts, and blends past and current experiences.
MOPS International has identified four essential elements for successful outcomes with our kids.

Core is about knowing and growing ourselves. Understanding and working with our unique temperament, experiences, and emotions in a way that develops resilience. Research clearly shows that a mom with a strong, resilient core is more likely to raise a child with a strong, resilient core.

Finesse is about honing practical mothering skills—intentionally carrying out our daily responsibilities in ways that encourage growth and resilience in our kids.

Circle is about building relationships with neighbors, care-givers, extended family and, most importantly, with our husbands or for single moms, with a parenting partner.

Grandscape is about engaging with God and his unique purpose for our lives. Both secular and Christian research identifies faith in God as an essential element for successful mothering.

Through Momology, as we explore together, we'll be guided by an all-knowing, all-powerful, always-present God. Our theme verse for the year is: Even there your hand will guide me, your right hand will hold me fast. (Psalm 139:10)Anywhere we go, God sees, knows, and guides. So we can lead — and love — knowing God will get us through all the hard spots, all our decisions, all our roles, all our times we can't hold open our eyelids and the times we're bursting with joy. God's hand guides us as we guide our children. As we study Momology together to become better moms making a better world.
[click here for the 'MOPS International' website]
[For more info contact MOPS Coordinator Deidra Kloberdanz]
 
mopsbook
"MOMOLOGY: A Mom's Guide to shaping great kids"
The Momology: The Art and Science of Mothering theme book is MOMOLOGY: A Mom's Guide to shaping great kids by Shelly Radic. Mothering is part art, part science, and always a work in progress! Backed by more than thirty years of research-based ministry at MOPS International, Momology is designed to help you be the unique mother God created you to be – because better moms make a better world.
 
sweetsurrenderpraayergroup
Library - Tuesdays @ 8:30am
The Sweet Surrender prayer group is reading and examining the principles for Stormie Omartian's book The Power of a Praying Wife. Come and expect a miracle!
For more info, contact Joanne Kauzlarich (227-2605).
 
Conference Room - Wednesdays @ 12:00 noon
Moms in Touch is a group of mothers and grandmothers who meet each week to pray for their children and the schools they attend. Moms in Touch is for mothers, grandmothers or anyone who is willing to pray for children and schools, preschool through college, whether public, private or home school.  This prayer group is also a wonderful encouragement to moms as we bear one another's burdens. As one mother said, “Many moms have been praying by themselves, but there is more power and support when we get together.  Such a relief to have Moms in Touch.”
[click here for the 'MOMS in Touch' website]
 
materstouch
Fellowship Room - Meets one Saturday a month (See calendar for next meeting time)
Experience painting in all mediums with this new ministry, The Master's Touch. Share your love for painting and join us. For more info, contact: office@hannaford.org
 
sewers
Fellowship Room - Meets one Saturday a month @ 9:00am-3:00pm
(See calendar for next meeting time)
Sewers & Reapers is a Quilting Class for women 18 years of age. All level of quilters and sewers are welcome to join us. Basic sewing skills are necessary for the class. We bring a sewing machine and a sack lunch for a fun time of guided sewing and interaction. New projects are done throughout the year. Classroom space is limited; a reservation must be made to attend.
Please contact Connie Denler (442-5766) or Linda Chambers (458-9796) to reserve a spot.
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