Hadley Community Church

Steve McCorkle from the Whistle Stop Toy Train Museum shared during August’s picnic luncheon.

During the mid-week Bible Study and Prayer Meeting, members enjoyed ice cream floats (root beer or Vernor’s) in honor of ‘National Root Beer Float Day’.

HCC welcomed some community members as we played Pickleball at the local park. This court brings residents of Hadley together with many people from other neighboring communities.

Members of HCC visited the Henry Ford campus. Some of the group visited the Museum of Innovation (where the Freedom Flight exhibition of early American documents was on display). Others went to Greenfield Village to explore historic buildings. This trip was part of HCC’s Second Half Trip program.

Brenda and Brenda were photographed by The Citizen Newspaper. They are just two of the dozens of people that helped to make VBS so great!

Despite the smoky conditions and very poor AQI (air quality index) – VBS continued. The picnic (with more than 100 people) was held indoors.

HCC hosted its annual VBS. Dozens of children participated. We celebrate the decisions that were made during this week. HCC thanks all those that helped to make the event so special.

Ten men (young and old) journeyed to Auburn Hills, MI for fellowship at the TopGolf. HCC congratulates Jacob Sudia and Dave Harrington for their victories!

Despite early threats of rain – Independence Day was beautiful in Hadley. HCC had two “official” vehicles in the parade as well as numerous members and friends participating.

Tony Evans (with Mission Voice Network) shared a report about the work that is being done. Pray for the missionaries that are serving oversees.