Remember when I told you about the camera crews that were shooting interviews at St. Luke’s? Well, now one of those stories is about to be on TV! Our own Constance Jones, OU German student and news anchor, interviewed another OU German student, Ken Horton, for a story celebrating the anniversary of the Berlin Wall coming down. It will air tonight, Monday, November 11 on WRIC Evening News (Channel 8, ABC) on the 6 pm broadcast. Be sure that you tune in!
Hello Thursday OU Students –
I met with the administrator at First Presbyterian last week to discuss the church’s revised Child & Youth protection policy which has prompted them to make some changes in their building. Following is a summary of the changes to help you navigate the building. The church will place signs indicating no access areas.
You will still enter through the same door adjacent to the parking lot, using the buzzer at the right of the door when locked. On the first floor, the hallway along the Fellowship Hall will be open to the end, including the stairwell which can still be used. However, you will no longer be able to continue down the hallway to the right past this stairwell.
The restrooms on the first floor will still be accessible, but there is no access beyond them.
On the second floor, when exiting the elevator, there is no longer access to the right down the hallway. To get to the classrooms where OU meets, you will need to walk around the hallway to your left. The second floor is a rectangle, so you can go all the way around. Another option, for those able to take the stairs, is to use the stairway at the end of the hallway by the Fellowship Hall.
And finally, concerning the restrooms on the second floor, please do not use the ones across from Room 218, close to the elevators. Those are for the preschool only. There is another set of restrooms around the corner, on either side of Room 209, for OU students.
We will be available on site to help everyone navigate these changes. I thank you for your understanding and look forward to another great year of lifelong learning together. See you on the 26th – Julie
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have a wonderful creation to share with you. After many months of work, we have a new video to help us recruit more volunteer drivers for our medical transportation service! The link below is also on the Volunteer tab of the website.
I want to thank our drivers, Peter (voice over), Randy and Beth, and our clients Martha and Barbara, for making this a true TSCOR production. They are fantastic!
Please feel free to share this with your family, friends and those that may be inclined (or need to be convinced) to volunteer. And, if you are connected with a group, congregation or organization that would benefit from a presentation by our speaker’s bureau, please let me know. We are really focused on driver recruitment this year. Enjoy the video – Julie
Wishing you and yours a wonderful holiday!!
And, there are some informative offerings the next two Mondays at the Open University! Just in time for spring, come to St. Luke at 11 am this Monday, May 13, and find out about Container Gardening with Marlene Scott and then next week, on May 20, Wild Edible Plants with Allison Meehan. We hope you can join us!
There’s a lot going on at the OU this Thursday. Why don’t you join us!?!
And come a bit early, at 11 am, and hear Mike Flynn talk about The Psychological Impact of Heart Surgery on Patients & Family.
We hope to see you on Thursday!
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