Adult Wednesday Night Program
Wednesday, February 22, 2017
6:30 p.m., Assembly Room
The Richmond Family and Fatherhood Initiative (RFFI) works with mothers and fathers, in Richmond City and surrounding counties, to teach cooperative parenting. The goal of the program is for parent to raise their children in a healthy and stable way. RFFI has adopted evidence-based curricula to address Motherhood Support, Fatherhood Support, and transitioning from boyhood to manhood. We use our curricula to empower fathers and mother to improve the wellbeing of their children. RFFI also engages community and faith-based partners to build support for parents that foster positive child outcomes.
Chandra Washington-Peyton works as the Special Projects Administrator and Motherhood Coordinator for RFFI at the Richmond City Health District. She is a former Richmond Public Schools mathematics teacher and has her Master’s Degree in Public Health with a concentration in Health Promotions. In her position she works daily to strengthen the roles of mother and father in order to improve health outcomes for children. She loves children and has a deep understanding for how their parent’s choices impact them and their growth into productive citizens. Mrs. Washington-Peyton is the mother of two wonderful boys and a newlywed; please keep her in your prayers.
Upcoming Programs:
- March 1: Ash Wednesday Service
- March 8: Lenten Series: Faith Stories, Family Style [intergenerational/family-oriented]
- March 15: Lenten Series: Faith Stories, Table Style [intergenerational/family-oriented]
- March 22: Lenten Series: Faith Stories, Lenten Style
- March 29: Lenten Series: Faith Stories, Musical Style
- April 5: Lenten Series: Faith Stories, Spiritual Style
- April 12: No WND&P – Public School Spring Break & Holy Week
February 8, 2017: Black History Month II: Arthur Ashe Biography with Whit Sheppard
- Unable to attend the program? Click here to listen to the presentation.
February 1, 2017: Black History Month I: “Called To Preach: The Life and Times of the Reverend John Jasper” with Benjamin Ross
- Unable to attend the program? Click here to listen to the presentation.
November 30, 2016: Q&A with Daniel Glaze, facilitated by Dan Bagby
- Unable to attend the program? Click here to listen to the conversation.
November 16, 2016: Mission of Hope in Uganda with Missy Ward-Angalla
- Unable to attend the program? Click here to read about Missy’s work and how you can help.
September 21, 2016: Pastoral Care: How a Congregation Can Care for Their Pastor with Tom Graves
- Unable to attend the program? Click here to listen to the conversation.
September 14, 2016: State of the Church Chat with Dan Bagby
- Unable to attend the program? Click here to listen to the conversation.
Dinner
5:30 p.m., Lower Commons
Dinner reservations are required.
Menu for Adults & Children: Country-style Ribs, Mashed Sweet Potatoes, Apples (spiced), Cornbread, Banana Pudding
Please make your dinner reservation by Monday, February 20, 2017 at 11:00 a.m. You may call the Church Office, email Susan Young, or fill out the form below. Reservation cards are no longer be available in the pew racks.
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Dinners this year are being prepared by Annabell’s Catering. The owners and chefs are brothers Seldon and Moe Plumley. Both have extensive food service and customer service backgrounds. We are excited to welcome them to River Road Church! Seldon has experience as a general manager at Virginia restaurants and country clubs, where his responsibilities included hiring and training food service staff, menu development, and managing food service budgets. Moe’s experience includes managing and cooking at local restaurants as well. Currently, both Seldon and Moe are pursuing catering events, including those at RRCB. If you are interested in having Annabell’s Catering prepare food for your event, contact the church office, or come to Wednesday Night Dinner and introduce yourself!