You are receiving this email as a way to keep you informed of the upcoming activities hosted by Pax Christi Boomers and Beyond Ministry. We hope you can join us and also invite your friends.
2-27-2019
At our February 21 meeting of Boomers and Beyond, we were privileged to meet and welcome three guests who work in our community and serve seniors. Sue Bohnsack, who is the recreation supervisor with the Eden Prairie Senior Center, invited us to check out the recreational, fitness, educational, and social activities that are available at the senior center.
We were then introduced to Officer Strommer. She is the senior liaison officer with the Eden Prairie police department. Officer Strommer told us about her role in the community and how she works to help keep seniors safe.
As seniors, we are often the target of scams, fraud, and identity theft. To help us avoid becoming victims, Pauline Sager, an Investigative Aide with the Eden Prairie police department spoke to us. She shared tips from her 40 years of experience, including how to identify red flags, current local crime trends, and information on what to do if we are a victim of a scam. The information Pauline presented armed those attending with helpful suggestions to identify and avoid these types of crimes.
Terry Lubbers
2-27-2019
At our February 21 meeting of Boomers and Beyond, we were privileged to meet and welcome three guests who work in our community and serve seniors. Sue Bohnsack, who is the recreation supervisor with the Eden Prairie Senior Center, invited us to check out the recreational, fitness, educational, and social activities that are available at the senior center.
We were then introduced to Officer Strommer. She is the senior liaison officer with the Eden Prairie police department. Officer Strommer told us about her role in the community and how she works to help keep seniors safe.
As seniors, we are often the target of scams, fraud, and identity theft. To help us avoid becoming victims, Pauline Sager, an Investigative Aide with the Eden Prairie police department spoke to us. She shared tips from her 40 years of experience, including how to identify red flags, current local crime trends, and information on what to do if we are a victim of a scam. The information Pauline presented armed those attending with helpful suggestions to identify and avoid these types of crimes.
Terry Lubbers
FIRST FRIDAY COFFEE AND CONVERSATION
Friday, March 1, beginning with Mass at 8:30amNO REGISTRATION REQUIRED:
Come and join other parishioners for Mass in the chapel at 8:30am, followed by coffee and hospitality.
FEED MY STARVING CHILDREN
Thursday, April 18, 9:30–11:30am, Chanhassen locationTHERE IS NO FEE BUT RSVP IS REQUIRED:
Come join us for a service project at Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) in Chanhassen. Help to feed starving children by working with other volunteers to pack special meals nutritionally formulated for starving children. These meals are shipped to nearly 70 countries through missionary partnerships. Plan to meet at the FMSC Chanhassen location. Participants interested in meeting afterwards for lunch can join other Boomers at a location chosen that day. There is no fee for this event; however, you must register so the proper number of spots can be reserved. Register either online at the link below or by calling Maria Miller at 952-405-7217. Deadline for registration is Monday, April 15.
CLICK HERE to RSVP online.
BOOMERS' ANNUAL SPRING RETREAT
Tuesday, May 14