Our first event of the term (just our assembly) was a success!

On August 12th, we went to AMF Lanes in Annandale and we were able to get one prospect to come to our event. And the best part? We had fun! We bowled for two hours and played in the arcade while we took breaks munching on some pizza and trading the cheesiest jokes as we possibly could.

Afterwards, we all went to Kung Fu Tea (a request from Sisters Hannah, Triska and our new friend, Nandita) for some bubble tea and just to hang out in an air conditioned room to beat the heat.

I hope we can get together and enjoy more  fun-filled afternoons like this soon!

In Rainbow Love & Service,
Hailey Madison

On July 31st, a few members of Hampton Assembly decided to meet up and go to Bring a Friend Day at the church that helps us with feeding the homeless. Julia, Kensley, and myself had been to Sunday church service there before and we were very glad to go again. They had a great service and there was even a fake mountain and camp site in the front where later that evening they would hold the start of their vacation bible school this summer! The three of us and our families stayed for lunch afterwards and all had a fun time joking and enjoying each other’s company together. It was a mighty fine day!

With Rainbow love,
Lauren
Hampton Assembly #2

Norfolk Assembly met as a group to celebrate the Harry Potter book release at Barnes and Noble and to have some fun on a non-meeting weekend. We had six girls, two pledges, and eight adults join us. They had fun coloring activities for us to do and gave us great ideas to use at our Grand Visitation. We were also able to buy some of our favorite books while we were there. We had a fun and great time in honor of our Grand Worthy Advisor.

In Rainbow Service and Love,
Kaitlyn

On July 23, 2016 Olivia and I went to help with the Child ID program in Hampton, Virginia. We got to see many adorable kids. In order to make an ID, you first have to enter their information in the computer. Next, you have to take scans of their fingerprints and put them in the computer. The next thing you have to do is take pictures of the child from the front, back, and side. Also, we have a microphone that lets us record the child’s voice, unless it is a baby, then we don’t do a recording. After all of the data is recorded, we make a print out of this information. We also put all of this information on a CD. Once the CD and the paper are finished being burned or printed, we give it to the parent or adult guardian. Overall, I enjoy doing Child ID and can’t wait for the upcoming ones.

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Kaitlyn