Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label christmas. Show all posts

Christmas Epiphany schedule at St. David Emmanuel Episcopal Church

Tuesday, December 24, 2019

Christmas Epiphany Schedule 


December 24 - December 29 - January 5




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Join First Lutheran Richmond Beach for Christmas Eve services

Monday, December 23, 2019



Join First Lutheran Richmond Beach for Christmas Eve services


5:00 pm – Family Service

8:30 pm – Traditional Candlelight Service

10:30 pm – Traditional Candlelight Service


First Lutheran Church of Richmond Beach
Shoreline 98177



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Christmas Eve services at Richmond Beach Congregational Church


Located at the corner of NW Richmond Beach Rd and 15th Ave NW

Christmas Eve services
5pm Family Service
10:30pm Candlelight Service



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Shop with a Cop


On Friday, December 20, 2019, Shoreline and Kenmore Deputies, along with Lake Forest Park Police Department Officers, Washington State Patrol Troopers, and the LFP Rotary participated in the shop-with-a-cop event. 



Using donations from the community and Target, 13 children were able to shop for their siblings, parents, and themselves for the holiday season at the Woodinville Target store.



Afterwards they went to Lake Forest Park for lunch and help in wrapping all the presents.

Robin Roat, LFP Rotary with LFP Chief Mike Hardan
and two very happy kids

Photos from Shoreline Police and LFP Rotary.



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Invitation to Christmas Eve service at Shoreline United Methodist Church


SHORELINE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

Shoreline
(The little church on the corner of 145 NE St and 25th Avenue NE)


We would like to invite you to our Christmas Eve Service. It is night of Joy and Celebration. Fellowship time with cookies and beverages will start at 6:00pm.

A service will follow at 7:00pm. The service will include music by various members of our congregation as well as a special presentation from the youth of our church. Bring your family and friends to enjoy this special night with us.



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Tree lighting party at LFP Civic Club

Sunday, December 22, 2019

Outdoor lighting at the Civic Club


Text and photos by Cynthia Sheridan

When Argosy Cruise Company eliminated evening Christmas ships this year, Lake Forest Park Civic Club was undaunted. 

Addison enjoys the meet and great with Santa


Thursday evening, December 19, 2019, in the pouring rain, the club sailed ahead with a brand new tradition, which included the lighting of a beautiful outdoor fir tree.

Also on board was Those Guys, a musical duo who provided vocal and guitar music and led in the singing of Carols.

Harper and Michaela waiting for Santa
 

Espresso Elegance was on hand for flavored and fancy coffee drinks; there was hot chocolate and an elegant buffet of sweets for the many children who eagerly awaited Santa’s visit.

The Civic Club was festive


The Argosy Christmas ship is scheduled for a Saturday afternoon public visit to Lake Forest Park.


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Lake Forest Park Garden Club members spent a chilly morning creating holiday wreaths

Saturday, December 21, 2019

Erica Bergman and friends

By Cynthia Sheridan

Lake Forest Park Garden Club members and guests spent a recent chilly morning creating holiday wreaths from a large assortment of trimmed greenery.

Cynthia Sheridan


Wreath-making is a long time tradition of the group; this year they met at the home of club president Kim Schiff, who was willing to store the cumbersome equipment in her garage for the year.

Martha Clatterbaugh


The garden club is well known for its annual Secret Garden Tour.

Club members are drawn from all over north King County and Snohomish county; they meet monthly at the Lake Forest Park Commons.



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Shoreline area residents and visitors welcome for Christmas services at Berean Bible Church

Thursday, December 19, 2019


Services announced for December 22 and Christmas Eve on December 24, 2019 at the Berean Bible Church in Shoreline.

Singles, couples and families from Shoreline and surrounding communities are all invited to share the celebration of Christmas with Berean Bible Church this coming Sunday and again for special Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, December 24th.

Advent candles

Sunday, December 22 at 11:00am the church will share a special Christmas Message “Christmas Humility” with Advent Candle and Reading, Christmas music and a presentation from our Children’s Department.

Christmas Eve Candlelight Service, December 24, 5 - 6:00pm will feature favorite Christmas Music, Advent Reading and Candle lighting, and Christmas Meditation on the birth of Jesus Christ. This service is for the entire family so bring your children. 

Shelly Ockwell at the organ
 
“This Christmas season we once again celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ at Berean Bible Church with special services and we invite everyone to join with us. Each of our gatherings are for the entire family and of course this time of year we share together in the wonderful Christmas music, Advent candles and meditations from the Bible as we retell the Christmas story once again,” stated Pastor Jim Shemaria.”
“We count it a privilege to serve the Shoreline community,” he continued, “as we have done for the past 53 years. We would love to have visitors come and share Christmas with us.”

Trio: Tessa Fulford, Olivia Lindell, and Faith Petry

“We would love to have families, especially with children, join us as we celebrate the joy of Christmas” added Suzy Bates, head of children’s educations and programs. 
“Each age group of children will have parties at 9:30am and 11:00am with activities such as acting out the Christmas story in costume, decorating star cookies and having special Christmas themed treats, crafts, and games.”

Berean Bible Church


The church also supports the Vision House Women’s/Children’s Shelter and Jacobs Well by collecting gift cards that can be used by families who are supported through these facilities in Shoreline.

The church is located at 2345 N 185th at 1st Ave NE with parking on the west side. Additional parking is available at Shoreline Center at the northeast corner of N 185th and 1st Ave NE. For more information, please call 206-363-1466.



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Buy a toy for a child in need through Tim's Sharing Tree in Lake Forest Park

Wednesday, December 18, 2019

LFP Rotary President Robin Roat with
this year's Tim's Sharing Tree
Photo courtesy LFP Rotary

The tree is accepting unwrapped gifts until Friday, December 20. 2019.

Helpline and the Center for Human Services appreciates your generosity.

The Lake Forest Park Rotary Club's Tim's Sharing Tree is in the lower lobby of Town Center at the intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way NE.

This is an annual tradition that brings holiday cheer to many homeless and unfortunate youth in our area.

Tim's Sharing Tree is simple.

Stop by the tree and pick a gift idea with the name, age, and interests of a child or teen, purchase a gift for them and bring the new unwrapped gift back to the tree where a Rotary Volunteer will make sure it is delivered.



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Criminal Squirrel Orchestra to perform holiday show at Aurora Borealis Dec 21

Sunday, December 15, 2019


Looking for holiday season family fun? 

The CRIMINAL SQUIRREL ORCHESTRA is performing its "Holiday Show" at Aurora Borealis, at 167th and Aurora, on Saturday, December 21, 2019.

Their show is ALL AGES as is their material. They will play three sets, starting at 7:30pm to accommodate families.

It will be held in the club area downstairs. No cover but you can reserve a table here.

Criminal Squirrel Orchestra

At 10pm, the venue becomes 21+ and those under 21 have to leave, giving the adults a chance to rock out without embarrassing their children.

The show is the same and includes a fan favorite "I Want A Hippopotamus for Christmas".

We are a band that plays mostly original material, and the covers we play are NOT done in the style of the original recording. 
(We believe that if people want to hear the original recording they can play it at home. We like to think we're giving people a reason to leave their homes.

The music is very dance-able, with an emphasis on fun. 
No one leave our shows wondering how many years of therapy it took to exorcise our demons. The songs are fun, mostly up-tempo, with great vocals! 

The lineup includes:
  • Dexter Carlson aka "Pinball Jones" : Guitar and lead vocals, and principle songwriter
  • Ray Krome aka "Woody The Hoarder" : Bass and vocals
  • Jeff Carolus aka "Lefty:" : Lead Guitar and vocals
  • Keith Lyons aka "Tickles" : Drums, COWBELL and vocals

There will be an UGLY SWEATER CONTEST, with prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd.




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Taproot Theater at City Calvary chapel on Saturday - free admission

Saturday, December 14, 2019


City Calvary Chapel is hosting Taproot Theater's production of a one act play called "SHOEMAKER'S CHRISTMAS" this Saturday, December 14, 2019 at 7:00pm.

Once upon a time, there was a gifted shoemaker and his wife. Hard times hit their village and the generous shoemaker gave away his last pair of shoes to someone in need. Left with just a few scraps of leather, the couple goes to bed uncertain of their future.

Overnight, as if by magic, their luck turns when a mysterious pair of shoes appears on their counter. But if the shoemaker didn’t make the shoes, who did?

Adapted from Grimm’s fairytales, Shoemaker’s Christmas is a humbly comedic reminder that spreading kindness and generosity is worth more than gold.

FREE admission and all are welcome.

The chapel is located at 15211 15th Ave NE, Shoreline.



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Join us for the Wonder of Christmas at RBCC on Sunday

Friday, December 13, 2019


We are located at the corner of NW Richmond Beach Rd. and 15th Ave NW

THIS SUNDAY!! December 15th—Spontaneous Children's Christmas 10am

Following the service, coffee hour will be a Christmas extravaganza. There will be the popular Cocoa Bar, with hot chocolate and your choice of many accouterments (whipped cream, sprinkles, peppermint sticks, plus marshmallows for the traditionally minded).

You will get another Christmas mug to take home. Santa will be there on his decorated bench and family pictures will be taken.


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Annual tree lighting and visit from Santa in Richmond Beach Saturday

Monday, December 9, 2019


Text and photos by Wayne Pridemore

Expecting a large crowd, volunteers were out early to set up for the Richmond Beach tree lighting and visit from Santa on Saturday, December 7, 2019.

Christmas Foodies

Sherry Edwards, Chris Beck, and Teresa Pape were responsible for getting the treats and getting them set up for the crowd.

Tom Petersen set up the sound system.
Tom Petersen got the sound system set up and tested before people began to arrive.




Santa arrived right on time in a fire truck with lights flashing and the horn blaring out a greeting to all. He jumped down from the truck, quick as a wink, and spread his arms wide with a twinkle in his eyes.

The kids and parents were super excited to be face to face with Santa.


Santa took his chair in the place of honor to hear the youngsters' gift requests. One of the first was Max Murray, Syre Elementary School, with a short list.


Next up for Santa was Max's sister, Grace Murray, who attends Saint Luke School. 


There were many local young families in line to meet with Santa Claus, some for the very first time.


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Photo: Christmas dragon

Sunday, December 8, 2019

Photo by Steven H. Robinson

It really isn't Christmas without a dragon, is it?

This guy is in the yard on the northeast corner of NE 155th and 5th NE.

He's particularly delightful at night. He lights up, his belly glows with red fire, and his majestic wings slowly flap back and forth.

His predecessor, the Halloween dragon, was kidnapped, so help keep an eye on this one to make sure he stays put for everyone to enjoy.


DKH



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Elf hats, kids, and ornaments at library craft party Saturday

Brittany Gallaher and her daughters, Maisy on left, baby Laney,
and Hartley were busy selecting just the right pieces to add to a project.


Photos and text by Wayne Pridemore


The Christmas craft party on Saturday, December 7, 2019 at the Richmond Beach Library started at 10am and lasted until noon.

Drumhiller siblings. Blakely shows off his ornament
while his sister Brody works with ribbon.


There was a big turn out of kids and parents to make ornaments, elf hats, and other holiday decorations.

Several tables were set up with many different materials at each table for unique holiday craft pieces.

Ashyr Jain, age 4, takes a little break before
moving on to another project.

Hot chocolate and goodies were available to keep the youngsters' strength level high. Good times for good memories.



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The Christmas Ship is coming to RB Saltwater Park on Wednesday

Legal bonfire on the beach for Christmas Ship celebration
Photo by Wayne Pridemore

On Wednesday, December 11, 2019 you won’t want to miss the CHRISTMAS SHIP CELEBRATION with a raging bonfire, holiday music, and cookies.

This free, family friendly event is a Pacific Northwest tradition, taking place at the Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, 2021 NW 90th St.

The evening begins at 7:30pm with music by the Seattle Shores Sweet Adelines Women's Chorus.

Photo by Pam Barrett
The Christmas Ship, followed by a fleet of Argosy vessels, private yachts, sailboats and other small crafts decked out with holiday lights, will arrive off the Saltwater Park at 8:20pm for a 20-minute performance by the Center for Spiritual Living Choir.

Gather on the far side of the bridge to have the best view of this special night.

This event is jointly sponsored by the City of Shoreline and Richmond Beach Community Association.



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Santa arrives in style to greet the children and light the North City Christmas tree

Photo by Carl Dinse

Santa came in with his usual style in a beautifully bedecked and lighted reindeer topped sleigh to a gathering place under the Les Schwab covered area on 15th NE in the North City business district.

Musicians played, elves assisted, the crowd sang, and small children confided their Christmas wishes.

Photo by Carl Dinse


After an appropriate build-up, Santa waved his hand (over the light switch) and the tree now glows blue and green in the night time atop the North City water tower.



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Holiday Events in Richmond Beach on Saturday

Saturday, December 7, 2019

There will be trees inside and out at the
fire district training station 


By Teresa Pape
RBCA Executive Director


The Holiday season is upon us and the community spirit is flowing through the streets of Richmond Beach. The Richmond Beach Community Association (RBCA) has a variety of free, family friendly events to get you into the holiday spirit.

The season kicks off with a CHILDREN’S HOLIDAY CRAFT PARTY. Join us for this free family event for all ages at its new earlier time. 

On Saturday, December 7th from 10:00am to noon the RBCA and Richmond Beach Library are hosting a craft party for children to create holiday decorations. Come take your picture with “Elfie” the elf who likes selfies. One special craft activity is making cards for Richmond Beach Rehab residents that will be handed out during the caroling event later in the day. The Holiday Craft Party will be in the meeting room of the Richmond Beach Library, 19601 21st Avenue NW.

Also on Saturday, December 7 at 4:45pm, RBCA will light up the night when Santa counts us down to the lighting of the community tree at the annual TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY at the Fire Safety Center located at the intersection of Richmond Beach Road and 20th Avenue NW (next to Streetzeria). Parking is limited to neighborhood streets, so please walk or carpool if possible. Enjoy refreshments and seasonal music while waiting for Santa to arrive on his fire engine.

After the Tree Lighting festivities, join your neighbors at the Richmond Beach Rehab, 19235 15th Avenue NW, at 5:30pm to spread holiday cheer to the residents with the gift of song as we join our neighbors for some COMMUNITY CAROLING

Every year we hear how much the residents enjoy the event – your visit has a much larger impact than the hour of your time the activity involves. Please join us, even if you can’t carry a tune! Song books will be provided, and residents will receive holiday cards our community created for them.


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Second session: Photos with Black Santa in Shoreline on Saturday Dec 7

Friday, December 6, 2019



Photos with Black Santa in Shoreline on Saturday Dec 7, 3:00pm-6:00pm


Free event - enjoy holiday cheer, crafts, treats, and photos with Black Santa! 
Photos by AshleyKay Photography (suggested photo donation $5-10).

Donations will be collected for Hopelink: new, unopened, unwrapped toys and games; new, unwrapped kids clothing; canned and dry pet food; baby items: size 3-6 diapers, wipes, formula; hygiene Items: toothpaste/toothbrushes, shampoo, soap, deodorant, razors, lotion, combs, brushes;  paper Items: toilet paper, paper towels, foil, zip-lock bags; and household and cleaning items: dish or dishwasher soap, laundry soap. 

Contact blacklivesmattershoreline@gmail.com with any questions.



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North City Tree Lighting Dec 7

Saturday, November 23, 2019

North City Business and Neighborhood Associations welcome residents to a tree lighting event in North City on Saturday night, December 7, 2019 at 6:30pm.

Come join the festivities and sing songs with the Around the Sound Community Band which will bring Santa to Les Schwab to “flip the switch” and light up the tree on top of the Water District’s reservoir.

Photos and treats will be available for all.

Les Schwab is on 15th NE at NE 180th in Shoreline.



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