Thursday night Fellowship

Thursday night fellowship is a M3, M4, and resident CMDA Bible study/fellowship we hold every Thursday evening at 6:30pm at GI Associates on North State Street. Two physician ethicists, Dr. Sam Hensley and his wife Dr. Elizabeth Hensley help lead it. It's co-ed and you are welcome to bring friends or your significant other.
PS: The group is laid back--if you ever need to come late or leave early, feel free to do so.

DIRECTIONS
*GI associates:
1421 N State St # 203
Jackson, MS 39202
*Head south on North State Street from UMC. You will pass Milsaps college and a few houses. GI associates will be on your right (directly accross the street from First Presbyterian Church).
Parking is underneath the building. Go through the south glass door entrance and take the elevator up to the 4th floor. Enter the main office and we will be arround the corner on the right. Please don't hesitate to call me (Elizabeth Piazza) at (601) 540-7307 if you are confused on directions or have any questions.

SPRING BREAK

NO BIBLE STUDY THIS WEEK- HAPPY SPRING BREAK!!

Now we return you....

. . . To GI Associates Lab location for this week's Bible Study.

It is in the building on the corner of State street and the south entrance to Millsaps (if you pass the Jewish cemetary heading south on State street- you've gone too far). Turn on the street to the right immediately before the Jewish cemetary, and take the immediate right under the building, head up to the 4th floor and join us for felloship at 6:30.
Pleae pass this site link along to your friends and anyone else you think may be interested in coming. Hope to see you there!

Change for March 5!! FPC Jackson @ 7:00pm

You might have seen in The First Epistle that this thurs at 1st Pres they are having Brian Habig speaking on " Called to the City - A Heart for Jackson ". While we know that med students have little time for community involvement ... eventually this " call " will come and impact all who are in the body of Christ. The opportunities for community involvement abound from the secular perspective ... and Drs Sam and Elizabeth have noticed over the years how many Christians get over involved in secular activities that have little impact on or for the progress of the gospel. They think this could be a highly beneficial night and could help us think through the relevance of this issue to our ministry and work as physicians. After all, we have been studying the Sermon on the Mount ... and this seems like a good talk to help us unpack what it means to be salt and light.

Pertinent info:

"Called to the City - A Heart for Jackson "
Brian Habig, former RUF minister at MS State, now pastor in Greenville, SC
Thursday night, March 5, First Presbyterian Church, Miller Hall, 6:45 desert,coffee, 7 pm speaker

IS ANYONE INTERESTED IN GETTING A GROUP TOGETHER FOR AN EARLY DINNER BEFORE? EMAIL KIM (KGANNON@PHYSIOLOGY.UMSMED.EDU) IF SO.

( a nursery is provided, for nursery reservation contact Shannon at 601 326 9243 , just in case ya'll want to ask someone who has a baby )