Pastor Whatley honored for 10 years of service
On Sunday, there was a capacity congregation at Turning Point United Methodist Church which meets at the
Woodland Mall.
The occasion was a surprise party to recognize 10 years of service to the congregation by Pastor Larry
Whatley.
Former and current members joined with other pastors, former television colleagues along with family and
friends to recognize Whatley. An early video was shown of then weatherman Whatley from his early days,
complete with a time-appropriate Afro haircut.
Jerry Anderson when asked about those early years working with Whatley joked and said he was only in high
school at the time. Whatley was appreciative of those who attended.
Financial planning sessions set at Trinity United Methodist
Dave Ramsey’s Financial Peace University a 10-week session will be offered beginning with a preview class
on Feb. 3. The nine-week course begins Feb. 10 at 6:30 p.m. All sessions will be held at Trinity United
Methodist Church, 200 N Summit St.
There is a $93 fee which includes all materials and enrollment for individuals or couples.
Ramsey will appear through electronic means as he will provide tools designed to help those in attendance
to better manage finances.
To register, call 419-693-9000 or the church at 419-353-9031. Each session is scheduled for 90 minutes.
‘Dealing with Grief’
PERRYSBURG – St. Rose Consolation Ministry will hold a series on Tuesdays called "Dealing With
Grief – a Journey to Healing" beginning Feb. 3 through March 31. The sessions will run from 6:30 to
8:30 p.m. The format will include reflection, discussion, sharing and journaling. The cost is $10 which
covers supplies.
For more information call Susie Waible-Rose at 419-704-4641 or Ronnie Kamps in the evening at
419-874-0522.
Dinner concert planned at ‘Truck Stop Ministries’
NORTH BALTIMORE – Truck Stop Ministries, Inc., is planning a "Dinner Concert" on Feb.8
featuring The Northmen and Kathy. It will be held at the Iron Skillet Restaurant, located at the Petro
Truck Stop, 12900 Deshler Road.
Dinner will be served at 5 p.m. The concert follows at 6 p.m.
