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An Easter Breakfast buffet will be available between 9 and 11. The breakfast is sponsored by the Mission Trip team. There will also be an Easter Egg Hunt for children at 10:45 am, after the first service. Children’s Church will be provided during each worship service. Easter Sunday’s (April 21) celebration of Christ’s resurrection, will include two services: contemporary at 9:30 am, featuring Reconciled; and traditional at 11:00 am, including Chancel Choir and organ music.

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Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

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Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

In the first part of the 20th century the southwest quadrant of Sturgis, later known as Dog Town, was mostly farmland or open prairie (hence the name Prairie Street). The rest of Sturgis was already a bustling place, and by 1916 the downtown area had electric streetlights. Not so in Dog Town. Here the streets weren't paved until the 1950s, the homes had no running water, and many of the floors were dirt. It was a neighborhood of the working poor, where everyone worked together to have each other's backs. Children played outdoors year round and neighbors weren't shy about correcting another's child. The people there practiced the principle "it takes a neighborhood to raise a child." It was in this neighborhood, Dog Town, where fond memories developed. The uplifting documentary film Dog Town premieres Friday, May 31st, at 7 pm at the Sturges-Young Civic Center & Auditorium. Tickets are $10 and are available now at the Depot Museum, Sturgis Area Chamber of Commerce, York Mercantile, and Willer's Shoes. Dog Town in sponsored by the Sturgis Historical Society, City of Sturgis, and the Newell A. and Grace A. Franks Fund, a fund within the Sturgis Area Community Foundation.

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Step on board, make a seat, Depot fundraiser can't be beat! The Sturgis Historical Museum's annual silent auction fundraiser is offering painted and decorated chairs, seats, and stools of any kind this year! Sign up to decorate a chair at the Depot or at York Mercantile. Need a seat to decorate? They've been provided by Willer's Shoes and York Mercantile! Pick one up today at York Mercantile and return it by May 25th. The chairs will be on display in the Beck Gallery at Sturges-Young Auditorium from May 31st - June 15th, where you can place your bids. Contact the Sturgis Historical Museum with any questions at (269) 503-7440.

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Register now for the Sturgis Fireworks Fundraiser Golf Scramble on June 1st at Green Valley Golf Course. Cost is $50 per person. This event is open to everyone. Sign up by calling 269-651-9491 or stopping by Green Valley Golf Course. All proceeds go toward the Sturgis Fireworks show on June 30th.

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Gracepoint Baptist Church Hog Roast Benefit Amanda's House/Hope United Sponsored By Gracepoint Baptist Church Location 26268 W US 12, Sturgis June 22 from Noon to 4pm or until food runs out Face Painting and Balloons for the Kids Vendors: Lularoe By Sylvia, Esta Pearls and more by Amanda, Doterra by Christine, Mary Kay by Teresa, Danielle's Super Soft Cookies and Dog Treats plus more

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BE A LIFESAVER THIS SUMMER MONDAY JUNE 24TH 2PM-6PM DOYLE COMMUNITY CENTER-310 N FRANKS AVE, STURGIS DONATE BLOOD JUNE DONORS WILL RECEIVE A BLOOD DONOR LUNCH BAG BLOOD DRIVE WITH DOYLE COMMUNITY CENTER & CITY OF STURGIS SOUTH BEND MEDICAL FOUNDATION SIGN UP ONLINE AT WWW.GIVEBLOODNOW.COM SPONSOR CODE: CITYOFSTURGIS OR CONTACT MARY 574-204-4132

Proceeds will go towards new equipment for the kids.

SNP is having a Hometown Hoedown on Friday, August 2nd at the Sturgis American Legion. Contests! Raffles! Cash Bar & Free Heavy Apps! Live Music by Big Caddy Daddy!

Beautiful, Fresh from the Greenhouse Mums 7" Pot $5 9" Pot $10 12" Pot $15 16" Pot $20 16" TriColor $25 Arrive early for the best selection Sale will close sooner than posted hours if Sold Out All Sales Proceeds Benefit our Club's many Community Programs

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Yoder's 1/2 chicken, potato salad, baked beans, roll/butter, cookie; All for only $8. Free delivery for orders of 20 or more. All presales must be picked up by 2:00 pm.

$5 for 3 ribs; $5 for 2 pulled pork tacos; $3 for smoked mac-n-cheese. All proceeds benefit SHS Booster Club.

Golfing, prizes, and dinner to follow. All proceeds benefit Lake Area Christian School

The Sturges-Young Center for the Arts is sponsoring its Tenth Annual Holiday Kaleidoscope! An Evening of Entertainment, Delicious Dinner and Magical Holiday Decor! A Silent Auction of Various Treasures complements the Live Auction of Fully Decorated Holiday Trees! Bid on your favorites! We invite you to Join us for this Exciting and Unique Event! There are multiple ways to support and get involved with the Holiday Kaleidoscope: Sponsor & Decorate a Table Sponsor and/or Decorate a Tree Donate Items for the Silent Auction Attend and Participate in the Auctions and Festivities Make a Donation to the Sturges-Young Center for the Arts For more information and to request info on sponsoring a table, email Deb Barr at dbarr@sturgismi.gov

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Our 3rd annual Light Up The Dark 5k Glow Run is just around the corner! Proceeds go directly to the City of Sturgis Parks Department…what a fun way to take part in the community!

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Annual Holiday Auction 6pm Friday November 8th Santa's Toy Auction Proceeds to benefit the NEW BUS Campaign

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Annual Holiday Auction & Bazaar Saturday November 9th Bazaar Vendors Open at 8am Auction Starts at 10am Furniture, Comforters, Gift Baskets, Gifts for Men and Women, Along with Goods & Services Proceeds to benefit the NEW BUS Campaign

Almost 20 vendors! Door Prizes! No entrance fee! Jewelry, crafts, food, skin care and make-up, crocheted items, signs, kitchen and pantry goods, baked products, nail appliques, clothing and more!