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Update Late June

 CELEBRATION TIMES

June is the month when we can take a brief breath. We get away with family, reflect, evaluate and begin the big gear up for next year. 

As the month comes to a close, there is the inevitable - Holy Moley! It's July! How did that happen? Summer just started! 

Maybe you are feeling that, too.

But before we get into the business (or busy-ness) of it all - we want to take a moment to celebrate some special moments. 

Hayes and Haley Mabry!

There was a bonfire and a building of an infamous picnic table which all led to this beautiful match made in heaven! Haley was a four three fellow. Hayes was a year five. It was been pure joy watching them bond over rock climbing, hiking, music, coffee and their love for the Lord. 

Congratulations!


Luke and Montana Hoffman!

Luke Hoffman married his college sweetheart, Montana, on a beautiful farm not too far from Appalachian State, where the two of them met. 

I know Luke is excited to move on from having thirteen roommates to just one! We are thrilled that the two of them have found a place to live right in West End! 

The Fellows danced the night away. One of us woke up pretty sore! I'm not saying which one it was, but he may or may not be the one photo-bombing. 


MOVING ON UP

Caleb here is starting a new job here in Winston-Salem at Baird. He was introduced to this group earlier this year through one of our classes, and it has been fun to see this opportunity materialize for him. 

Fellows are also finding homes away from the Crossnore House - always bittersweet. 

One thing that makes it less bitter is that most of the Fellows - 13 of the 14 are staying here at least through the summer! 

WANT TO GET INVOLVED?

As hinted at earlier - there are a lot of puzzle pieces that need to be put together. THIS IS THE TIME TO RAISE YOUR HAND if you are interested in getting involved with the Fellows Program this year. 

We are looking for:

Employers

Mentors

Family-Friends

Volunteer Opportunities

Round Table Hosts

Leader Lunch Speakers

Free Tickets to Events around the Triad

If you are interested in getting involved, please email 

winstonsalemfellows@gmail.com

or text (336) 413-4918

Thanks!


RECRUITING

Right now we have 8 fabulous Fellows signed on for this coming year. We are open to hosting 12. We would like to have at least 10. 

Please join us in praying these last few Fellows in. 

AND! If you have any potential leads for potential Fellows, please let us know. 

email us at winstonsalemfellows@gmail.com

text (336) 413-4918

or point potentials to our website: wsfellows.com


GIVE

These bees gave us two and a half gallons of honey! That's sweetness worth its weight in gold. 

Speaking of gold - the Fellows have a budget to meet.

Would you please consider, including us in your giving budget this year?

Send checks to 

Winston-Salem Fellows. PO Box 20514. WSNC 27120.

or give online

wsfellows.com/give

consider giving monthly!

Thanks!



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