On the weekend of October 25-27, we went to Keezletown for Rainbow Retreat. On Friday night, there was a movie night and games. First on Saturday morning, we painted jars to make them wizard of oz characters. Then, there were paint wars, which included a stamp relay to see which team could stamp their team name in paint on the members’ tshirts the fastest, capture the flag with water squirters filled with paint, and a trust fall exercise where everyone had paint on their hands to hold the person in the middle up. Later in the afternoon, there was a bake off where each team had to make a wizard of oz themed cake. That night, awards were given out for the competitions. The next morning, there was a church service and then we all went our separate ways home. A great time was had by all with many memories made.

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Mary R.
Norfolk Assembly #15

On the way home from the drive in movie theater, we listened to many scary stories to help keep us awake. Lauren, Sarah and I were laughing so hard when Mom Christi started to freak out about the stories! They were all very spooky and helped made the ride go by faster from the long ride home from Manassas. Even though it was scary listening to these stories, I had a lot of fun laughs to share with some of my Rainbow sisters!

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kaitlyn R.

Norfolk #15

On September 21, Norfolk Assembly was happy to attend the Kempsville Chapter Installation! Junior was going in as the next Master Counselor and the installation went very well. All of his installing officers did very well on their parts and everything went so smoothly! All the Kempsville boys were also presented with medals for winning their competition that was held when they went to Oklahoma. Also, our very own Phoenix was chosen to be the Chapter Sweetheart for the term! We were so excited! Lastly, we all went downstairs for refreshments and a dance to follow the end of the night. Overall, it was such a fun and exciting installation and I can’t wait to see all the many achievements Junior will make throughout his term!

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kaitlyn R.

Norfolk #15

For the month of September, the Norfolk assembly girls decided to vote on who was the one Rainbow Member and adult that was the most active for the month of September. That month, mom Christi was chosen for the Most Active Rainbow Adult and Sarah was chosen for the Most Active Rainbow Girl! Great job to both of them!

In Rainbow Love and Service,

Kaitlyn R.

Norfolk #15