A great way to start the day and get encouragement for life. They share together donuts and milk and talk about a certain Bible passage and pray. They support each other through good & bad times in life.

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

UCAP is a 501 c 3 program. Our assistance office is located at 320 North Main, Three Rivers, MI. (use the Bennett St. entrance). We are open Mon. & Wed. from 10 - 1 and Fri. 9 - 12. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We can provide assistance with food, gas and laundry vouchers for people who qualify. We also have assistance with utilities and help with locating other resources. We can provide a bag of nonperishable food that can help you get through a week. We also operate the Stone Cottage Free Store. Our phone number is 269-244-4599 and our e-mail is ucap320@gmail.com.

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

FRIDAYS ONLY OPEN TO DROP OFF DONATIONS 10-2. Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

Only Centreville and Nottawa residents! If Centreville Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed.

Clothing and household items available. Shoppers must live in St. Joseph County or be a DASAS client. Shoppers are limited to two shopping visits per month. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our store is located at the corner of West St. & Bennett St. The hours are Mon, Wed. and Fri. from 10 -1. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We accept all types of clothing & footwear for all ages including outdoor wear. We also accept small kitchen supplies such as, glasses, dishes, silverware, coffee pots, can openers, pots & pans and household decorations, including tablecloths, curtains. There is also a high need for sheets, blankets and towels. We cannot accept big items, furniture or TV’s. Donations are accepted only during our open hours.

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

Free meal. All are welcome. Closed the day after Thanksgiving.

Bring your favorite magic cards and battle against other players! Cards are available for new players that want to try the game!

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

Let the FAMILY FUN begin! Join us Friday, March 1st for our annual family DR. SEUSS Birthday Party! Guest readers, games, prizes, cookies, and more. No need to register

Celebrate Recovery is for any hurt, habit or hang-up. Free Childcare is provided up to age 10.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non Smoking. Barrier Free.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop drinking. Non-smoking;

Free Store open Tuesday thru Saturday, 9am-2pm. -Donations preferred during store hours-

Doors open at 9:30am. Movie begins at 10am followed by discussion and planning. Change begins by building resiliency. When we respond with compassion to those who have experienced trauma and give families the tools they need to raise healthy children from the start. We develop systems that enable people to thrive, adapt, and cope despite trauma. Who should attend? Everyone that interacts with people: teachers, service agency staff, law enforcement,parents, administration, and medical professionals. RSVP at https://www.eventbrite.com/e/join-the-community-conversation-around-resilience-and-how-it-impacts-families-tickets-55213362654

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

Children in 1st thru 6th grade are invited to the library to build with our collection of Lego bricks. We have a good time building with friends. The creations we make are put on display at the library.

From the Mountains of East Tennessee, Southern Gospel Music fills the air and is the home of The Kingdom Heirs, one of Southern Gospel Music’s top Male Quartets. The group started performing in local churches and concert halls and as their music and message spread to a wider audience, so did their popularity and demand. Later in 1982 they began singing at the Silver Dollar City theme park, which is now Dollywood. In 1986 when the theme park took on their new name, The Kingdom Heirs were asked to become the resident gospel group and now this year, both The Kingdom Heirs and Dollywood will be celebrating 33 years. Not only are they one of Dollywood’s favorites, but a favorite to millions everywhere. Preshow dinner starting at 5:30pm.

Presenting 'Musical March Madness'

Narcotics Anonymous meeting for addicts only or those with a desire to stop using. Barrier Free.

For addicts only or anyone desiring to stop using. Barrier Free.

Closed meeting intended for those who desire to stop smoking. Non smoking. Barrier Free.

Al Anon family group meetings for those in need of assistance with substance abuse or guidance.

A great way to start the day and get encouragement for life. They share together Yoder's donuts and milk, talk about a certain Bible passage and pray. They support each other through good & bad times in life.

Store closes for lunch form 12-1pm. Anyone is welcome. There are no income or residency restrictions. Donations of gently used, preferably seasonal, clothing in any sizes are accepted

Mon, Tues, Thurs OPEN 10-2; Wed - OPEN 12-6;Thurs - OPEN 10-2; Fri open only to drop off donations 10-2; Second Saturday of the month only open 10-2.Closed Sunday Please use back entrance of building. Note" If Centreville Public Schools is closed for inclement weather, Building Hope Free Store will also be closed.

Only Centreville and Nottawa residents! If Centreville Public Schools are closed due to inclement weather, we will be closed.

Clothing and household items available. Shoppers must live in St. Joseph County or be a DASAS client. Shoppers are limited to two shopping visits per month. If Three Rivers Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the free store will close also. Our store is located at the corner of West St. & Bennett St. The hours are Mon, Wed. and Fri. from 10 -1. Our agency is designed to assist people in St. Joe County who need help with basic needs. We accept all types of clothing & footwear for all ages including outdoor wear. We also accept small kitchen supplies such as, glasses, dishes, silverware, coffee pots, can openers, pots & pans and household decorations, including tablecloths, curtains. There is also a high need for sheets, blankets and towels. We cannot accept big items, furniture or TV’s. Donations are accepted only during our open hours.

Children learn through play and parents are their first teachers! Dress in play clothes and be prepared to play together and meet other parents.

Join us for stories, a craft and snacks.

Free lunch Monday through Thursday, 11:30am- 12:30pm

Free blood pressure screening offered by Sturgis Hospital the first and third Monday of each month at the Enrichment Center.

Recycle gently used clothes (no stains, please!) and household goods by sharing your excess and picking up for your needs at no cost. No income or residency requirements. Donations accepted ONLY during open hours.Closed if Burr Oak Schools are closed for inclement weather.

Free meal. Closed major holidays. If Constantine Public Schools are closed for inclement weather, the soup kitchen will be closed.

The Dog Bone Blues Band is an exciting collaboration of seasoned musicians who love to play music, from Coldwater Michigan and the Kalamazoo area. The group covers various styles of Blues, Blues Rock, and Americana. Members include Dog Bone on drums , Jessica Rae Parris lead vocals, Bob Hunt on saxophone, Terry Oosterhart bass guitar and vocals, and Bob Weis on guitar and vocals.

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. India is a challenge to the senses, to the mind and to everything we take for granted. If you come to terms with her nearly infinite diversity, her stunning vitality and her in-your-face energy, you will learn a great deal about yourself. In the process, you will learn a great deal about the rest of humanity. Presented by: Rick Ray

GIRLS AGES:3-12 YEARS OLD
EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION “GUARANTEES A SPECIAL PRIZE” 2/4/19-3/8/19; CITY RESIDENT: $20 PER COUPLE, NON-RESIDENT: $30 PER COUPLE. ADDITIONAL CHILDREN: $5.00 EACH
$10 LATE FEE ADDED AFTER 3/8/19

Thank you to our sponsor: Burr Oak Tool.

Traverse City brings you one of music's hottest rock bands in perfect tribute form: "The Journey Tribute" is thrilling and entertaining audiences all over the world. Let this band of extremely talented musicians take you on a "journey" of some of rock's most enduring classics, including Faithfully, Stone in Love, Who's Cryin' Now, Wheel in the Sky, Don't Stop Believin' and many more. Be prepared for a high energy show with that great concert feeling when these musicians recreate the sound of arguably one of the greatest rock bands of all time!

The Journey is a five man Journey Tribute group with the incredible front man Jim Adkins aka "Ninja". Not only does he look and dress the part but his vocals are literally second to none. As a professional front man Jim's performance is highlighted by his ability to capture the audience!. AN ABSOLUTE MUST SEE !!!

CHAMBER LUNCH & LEARN THURSDAY MARCH 28TH 11:30AM-1:00PM STURGES-YOUNG AUDITORIUM BRIDGING THE GENERATIONAL DIVIDE IN THE WORKPLACE EVALUATING 4 GENERATIONS IN THE WORKPLACE AND THE CULTURAL DIVIDE WITH PAUL AIVARS, DIRECTOR OF BUSINESS OUTREACH & SERVICES AT GLEN OAKS COMMUNITY COLLEGE WHO SHOULD COME? BABY BOOMERS, GENERATION X, GEN Y, iGEN $12 FOR MEMBERS/$15 FOR NON MEMBERS RESERVATIONS REQUIRED BY MARCH 22 CALL 269-651-5758 OR EMAIL INFO@STURGISCHAMBER.COM

Thursday night we will have our own art show to display all that we have made!

Mon, April 1 through Tues, April 2 CAMPS
AM Camp is HOW TO DRAW ANYTHING - 9:30-11:30
PM Camp is SEW AN EMOJI PILLOW - 12:00-2:00

Wed, April 3 through Thurs, April 4 CAMPS
AM Camp is RAINBOW UNICORN PAINTING - 9:30-11:30
PM Camp is GALAXY DOG PAINTING - 12:00-2:00

Dinner before the presentation starting at 5:30pm. Ticket prices: Student: $4; Senior: $6; Adult: $7; Family: $15. I doubt that many of you have ever visited Tibet in person unless you are a mountain climber. Tibet is a region on the Tibetan Plateau in Asia. It is the traditional homeland of the Tibetan people as well as other ethnic groups such as Monpa, Qiang and Lhoba peoples and is now also inhabited by considerable numbers of Han Chinese and Hui people. Presented by: Sean Cassidy

The Ultimate Tribute to Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Be ready to feel all the power and passion that went into over 30 years of Tom Petty’s best selling songs. This show includes all the look and feel of Tom Petty, presented by top industry professionals. From the smooth guitar tones and layered vocals, to the signature Rickenbacker. Teddy Petty & The Refugees flawlessly capture the essence and power of Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.

The Sturgis Ministerial Association and the City of Sturgis have partnered to offer a Large Item Dropoff event for City residents on April 13th from 9am-noon at the Compost Site. Please line up on the south side of Fawn River Rd. If you require assistance getting your items to the event, please contact the Sturgis Church of Christ at 269-651-2684 (limited to the first 100 requests).

Local Youth For Christ’s Fully Alive choir will perform April 14 at Sturgis First United Methodist Church, at 6 pm. The choir develops a program each year and travels throughout the area sharing its ministry. A freewill offering will be collected, supporting the group’s activities. Sub sandwiches and ice cream sundaes will be served after the event. More information about the choir is available on their Facebook page.

An Easter Breakfast buffet will be available between 9 and 11. The breakfast is sponsored by the Mission Trip team. There will also be an Easter Egg Hunt for children at 10:45 am, after the first service. Children’s Church will be provided during each worship service. Easter Sunday’s (April 21) celebration of Christ’s resurrection, will include two services: contemporary at 9:30 am, featuring Reconciled; and traditional at 11:00 am, including Chancel Choir and organ music.

Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

Spring Rummage and Bake Sale •Wednesday, April 24th – 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm •Thursday, April 25th – 9:00 am – 2:00 pm •Friday, April 26th – 9:00 am – 12:00 pm Please bring in your oldies but goodies any time. You may leave them by the office or ask to put them in our special rummage sale room. Please volunteer to help with setup and sale! Sign up sheets will be available in the Messenger, bulletin and on the bulletin board.

Live music in participating downtown Businesses! Punch cards for prize drawings and Scavenger hunt cards for a special prize drawing at the DDA booth on Pleasant St. Also on Pleasant St. several food truck vendors along with Mary Poppins and a photo booth! And much more! 5:30-9:00pm.

City Resident: $20/couple; Non-resident: $30/couple. Additional children $5 each. ($10 late fee added after 4/5/19) Sign up by April 5th, 2019 Early Bird Registration Guarantees a prize. Obstacle course, NERF games, pizza and much, much more!!! SPONSORS: BOWERSOX FLOOR CENTER, METALLOID CORPORATION, TUFFY AUTO SERVICES CENTER, ALLEY BOUNCE HOUSE, BOLAND’S BEST-ONE TIRE, INC., KROGERS, LITTLE CAESARS, MARTIN PRODUCTS COMPANY

We're doing another Open Mic Night on April 26th, so start practicing your performance! Whether you are into poetry readings, magic tricks, song performances, comedy sketches, rapping, juggling or story telling - we'd love to see you share your talents with the community. Sign up online on our website, or message us here on Facebook to put your name on the list.

Performers age 14 -17 will take the stage in the lounge at 8pm for their max 5 minute acts**; age 18+ will perform their max 10 minute acts starting at 8:30pm. An amp & microphone available, if needed. FREE to perform and attend (donations are welcome). ** No profanity allowed during the 14-17yr time slot.

Sturgis Wind Symphony Presents Wagons & Cast Aways Adopt Sunday May 5th at 3:00pm Sturges-Young Auditorium