You’re invited

Knollwood's missional support team, headed by Dean Clifford, will guide us in exploring how our faith is deepened and stretched when we respond to Jesus' call to serve others. From 5:30–6:15 PM we will share a meal and the joys and concerns of our community. The program is offered from 6:15–7:00 PM.

Why does climate policy matter for persons of faith? Stan Meiburg, director of WFU's graduate program in sustainability, joins us to explore that question. Dr. Meiburg was the acting deputy administrator of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency from 2014 to 2017, the culmination of a 39-year career with the EPA. He received EPA’s Distinguished Career Service Award, EPA’s Gold Medal for his work on the Clean Air Act Amendments, the Commander’s Award for Public Service from the Department of the Army, and was recognized by President Barack Obama as a Distinguished Federal Executive in 2012, the highest civilian award for a federal senior executive. He also has Knollwood roots: His parents and family were members here from about 1959–1964, and Stan was baptized at Knollwood in 1963. In the Fellowship Hall, Knollwood Building B, 6:15–7:00 PM.

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What did our church accomplish and learn in the past church year? What are we aiming for next year? Who will lead us? Len Preslar, incoming chair of deacons, will convene our annual meeting, exploring these questions, presenting our annual report, and calling for a vote on lay leaders and committees for next year. Jazz pianist Dan Knight will enliven the evening with music. From 5:30–6:15 p.m. we will share a meal and the joys and concerns of our community. The program is offered from 6:15–7:00 p.m.

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There will be carnival-style games, art projects, relays, prizes, Easter egg hunt, stories, songs, and more!

Knollwood’s All God’s Children Ministry Team invites you to join a bus tour of African American historic and cultural sites in Winston-Salem. The tour will be led by Cheryl Harry, executive director of Triad Cultural Arts. Cheryl was previously director of African American programming at Old Salem. The tour is open to the public, but reservations are required. The cost is $5. Contact AllGodsChildrenKBC@gmail.com to make your reservation.

Gather at 11:30 AM in the Fellowship Hall

Lunch is at noon.

Entertainment by Pepper Choplin

Reserve by Tuesday, May 7, at 5 PM by calling the church office, 336-725-1343.