Thursday, September 8, 2011
9:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Pat Henderson is working on getting a Route 66 stamp approved by the United States Post Office. She’ll share her progress with this project, and lots of other Route 66 stories.
Location:
Episcopal Church of the Advent
9373 Garber Road, Crestwood, Missouri 63126 (Map )
Our Lunch and Learn schedule:
- 9 AM – doors open, welcome old friends and new
- 9:30 AM – regular Thursday morning senior exercise
- 10:20 AM – Coffee and Conversation
- 10:45 AM – Pat Henderson
- 12 Noon – Lunch (Offered free. Please RSVP to deb@crestwoodparishnurse.org or to 324-843-0123)
- 2 PM – event ends
Lunch and Learn is lightly scheduled time of fellowship and learning. There is always a friendly conversation and opportunity to explore healthy living with your neighbors from different faith communities. All are welcome.
Esley Hamilton joins us once again to talk about the architecture of St. Louis Churches. In early May, Hamilton became only the second person to receive the H. Meade Summers Award from The Landmarks Association of St. Louis. That award lauded Hamilton as the region’s most prominent and energetic preservation historian. Because of his nominations, 30 individual sites and eight historic districts have been added to the National Register of Historic Places. 
July’s Lunch and Learn welcomed parish nurse Deb Goldfeder back from two weeks in Congo, part of her doctoral studies program. She spoke about the country’s history and customs, and about the Christian communities she visited.
Big news for all fans of Zumba, which is an everything-but-the-kitchen-sink mish-mash of dance steps and exercise. ZUMBA GOLD FOR EXERCISE will be added to our exercise line-up. It’s a good exercise for those of you who want more activity than offered in our Monday and Thursday classes. An instructor can gear the level of activity to our abilities, and contrary to what you may have seen on TV or on videos, you do not have to bare your midriff nor be in top physical shape. Because Zumba is similar to line dancing but uses steps from ballroom, flamenco, salsa, tango, even some belly dancing and hip hop–it stays interesting, and is great fun. Please call Amy LeMieux at 314-664-9700 if you are interested in ZUMBA exercise so we can set up an instructor and schedule. 
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Thursday, March 10, 2011
