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UNITED METHODIST MEN: All men are welcome to join us for fellowship and breakfast every Monday at 6:00 a.m. at Knapp's Restaurant located at 2707 N Proctor Street. All men are welcome!.

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YOUTHFUL EXPRESSIONS - GRADES 3 - 12: Are you interested in singing, playing music, dancing, drama or any other form of expression for your love of Jesys and want to share it with our congregation? Join us at 9 a.m. each Sunday morning in the education wing. Talent not required, only design. For nore information contact Margaret Nelson, margaretn@wamail.net, or Brian Nelson, brnelson@wamail.net, or cal (253) 761-1397..

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MEDICINE WHEEL CONTINUING SERIES

A new Medicine Wheel Series at Mason Church will begin Wednesday, April 7, at 7pm. Roy will lead the group in an exploration of the Medicine Wheel and its possible application to their own spiritual journey.

Roy Wilson, Itswwot Wawa Hyiu (Bear Who Talks Much), is a Cowlitz spiritual leader in the old traditional ways as well as a United Methodist minister. Roy served thirty-two years on the Cowlitz tribal council, including time as Chairman (Chief), and nearly 50 years as a pastor. He is the son of an Indian father and a non-Indian mother, Roy has spent much of his life examining the connectedness of Christian and Native American beliefs. Now his time is spent in colleges, universities, and churches teaching about the Medicine Wheel. He believes that much healing for the world can come through the Indian Medicine Wheel and its teachings. He is the author of over thirty books, including Medicine Wheel: Ancient Teachings for Modern Times.

COST: Roy was taught that these teachings are too sacred to put a price on so participants are invited to give an offering as they are able each week.