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Sacred Heart Moline Singles Ministry January 2020 Events Sacred Heart Moline Singles Ministry January 2020 Events Sunday, January 4, 2020 Wednesday, January 15, 2020 Join us for Coffee & Conversation @ Aroma Join us for the 5:15 pm weeknight Mass Coffee Shop inside the Green Thumber’s: @ St. Pius 3030 Brady Street - Davenport, Iowa 2502 29th Avenue, Rock Island, Il. We will meet @ 10:30 am in the Contact Tom @ (309)762-4538 if you are new to the group & will attend. seating area adjacent to where you order. If you are new to the group & are Saturday, January 18, 2020 interested in coming, contact Tom @ (309)762-4538. Join us for 4 pm Mass @ Sacred Heart, Moline, Illinois Friday, January 10, 2020 1307 17th Avenue – Moline, Illinois Event #1: After Mass we will meet for dinner @ Pizza & Subs: Join us for Dinner 5 pm @ Old Mexico: 3700 Blackhawk Road, Rock Island, Illinois 610 45th Street Rock Island, Illinois Contact Tom @ (309)762-4538 if you are new to the group & will attend. Event #2: Quad City Storm Hockey Friday, January 24, 2020 Taxslayer Center - 1201 River Drive Moline, IL. Event #1: Game Time is @ 7:10 pm Join us for Dinner @ 5 pm @ Rudy’s: If you are interested in coming contact Tom @ (309) 762-4538 by Thursday, January 9th. 2404 16th Street - Moline, Illinois Sunday, January 12, 2020 Event #2: Event #1: Quad City Storm Hockey We will be taking a road trip to Dixon, Iowa to Taxslayer Center - 1201 River Drive attend the Dixon Volunteer Fire Department Moline, IL. Breakfast held inside the Dixon Fire Station. Dixon is a short drive from Davenport. All proceeds Game Time is @ 7:10 pm go directly to the Fire Department. If you are interested in going contact Tom by Please contact Tom @ (309)-762-4538 if you would like to Thursday, January 23rd. join us by January 11th. Event #2: Join us to plan the February 2020 calendar. We will meet from 1:30 – 3:30 pm @ Sacred Heart: 1400 16th Avenue, Moline – Culemans Hall in the AV Room. Please bring a canned good for the St. Mary’s food pantry. Sacred Heart Moline Singles Ministry January 2020 Events Wednesday, January 29, 2020 Join us for the 5:15 weeknight Mass @ St. Pius 2502 29th Avenue, Rock Island, Il. Contact Tom @ (309)762-4538 if you are new to the group & will attend. Sacred Heart Singles Ministry is open to all Quad City area & surrounding parishes for anyone 18 and over who is single never married, widows and widowers, divorced (with or without an annulment) or separated. We currently have 40 members repre- senting 17 parishes in the Quad Cities area. We gather for spiritual & social activities in a safe and friendly environment to devel- op friendships & have fun! We occasionally do service projects to help our parish and local parishes & volunteer at Quad City community events. Please consider joining us – All Are Welcome! Contact Information: Email [email protected], Phone - Tom (309)762-4538 Our calendar of events can also be accessed via: The Sacred Heart Website at; https://sacredheartmoline.org/ministries/singles-ministry Our weekly church bulletin. Printed calendars can also be found on the south side entrance of the church. We can also be found on the My Parish APP under the group link then Singles Group. Please sign up! Wishing all a Happy New Year! .
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