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18th
AUG

Correctional Facilities Committee Workshop

Posted by Sam M. under Events

The Correctional Facilities Committee is having a workshop on Saturday, September 12th, from 10 to 2 PM. We will be serving refreshments.

In the morning we will be having some inspirational stories of what CFC is about. In the afternoon session (12:30 PM) we will break out into two groups. One group is for the new person who is wondering if CFC service work is for them. The other group will be for the person who is involved and is looking for more tools to help them to be more effective. We will be having Steve M. and Sarah N. from the state CFC coming to help with the workshop.

We will be having the workshop at
St. Jude Community Church
2873 Robinhood Road
Winston-Salem, North Carolina 27106

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