Fellowship
The get-togethers and parties we hold – loosely called “fellowship in the church world” are primarily on hold during Covid 19. We look forward to things changing and enjoying Annual Bocce, Drumming, Beach Picnic, Christmas Party
and other events together soon!
Take a look at some of our get-togethers here.
and other events together soon!
Take a look at some of our get-togethers here.
Hello Golfers,
We are so excited to have our first golf outing. Thank you for joining us!
We will meet at Deerpath Golf Course and the tee times start at 4:30 PM and run through 5:00 PM. Foursomes will be put together on a first come first serve basis.
Please pay for your round at the Pro Shop beforehand.
If there is someone specific you want to play with, let me know when you show up that day.
Sean & I will be there around 4 PM or earlier.
If you have any questions please feel free to email Pam
We look forward to having a fun evening together.
There will be a prize for the lowest number of putts for your foursome so keep track.
Cheers,
Pam Campbell
Social Director/Office Manager
The Community Church of Lake Forest & Lake Bluff
847-946-8527
Our weekly "Divine Nine" Thursday afternoon golf outings @ Deerpath Golf Course are off to a great start!. We had a couple of foursomes on a chilly but sunny day yesterday for 9 holes. Want to join us next week or sometime soon? First tee time is at 4:30 pm next Thursday - we'd love to see you! Just email Pam.
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The Monday Morning Walk
Led by Tom and Sean, The Monday Morning Walk is a great way to spend an hour or so. We leave the church office @ 10:00 a.m.
and walk somewhere interesting in Lake Bluff. Recently we walked through the ravines, then went north along the
Lake Michigan bluff. Along the way, Tom shared a few little-known facts on why a couple of families have cows on their roofs
and how a proposed pipe organ for a local church turned into a bridge across a ravine.
A bit of exercise, visiting, and wonderful time with others. Consider joining us...
and walk somewhere interesting in Lake Bluff. Recently we walked through the ravines, then went north along the
Lake Michigan bluff. Along the way, Tom shared a few little-known facts on why a couple of families have cows on their roofs
and how a proposed pipe organ for a local church turned into a bridge across a ravine.
A bit of exercise, visiting, and wonderful time with others. Consider joining us...
