L.L.L. Club

L.L.L. Club meetings are the 2nd Tuesday each month. Our meeting schedule is as follows:

• Fellowship 10:00; Business 10:30
  
• Devotion 11:00
  
• Program 11:15
  
• Lunch at 12:00

Reservations are required for lunch. All seniors from the community are invited; however, if you are not a member of L.L.L., please call the church office at 770-435-3231 to make lunch reservations.

About The L.L.L. Club

Name:
The name of the Club means Live Longer and Like It

Objective:
The purpose of the Club is to promote Christian fellowship, learning, and fun.

Membership:
Men and women age 55+ who are members of First Baptist Smyrna or its community are eligible for membership.

Reservations:
If you are a member, your group captain will call you one week prior to the meeting to make your reservation. If you are not a member and would like to attend and enjoy the fellowship meal, please call the church office at 770-435-3231, prior to the Tuesday meeting.

Message from the President

On behalf of your L.L.L. officers, we extend a warm enthusiastic welcome to the 2009-2010 year.

We endeavor to provide a well-balanced schedule encompassing entertainment, information, motivation, and inspiration. You will not want to miss any month’s program. You are encouraged to invite your senior friends, family, and neighbors. Remember the LLL Club is an outreach of First Baptist Smyrna to all seniors in our community.

We are grateful for our growth last year. As a result we now have 16 group captains to call their members to secure your reservations each month. Please be sure to make your reservations so that we will be sure there is enough food for all present.

Now sit back, relax and enjoy the programs and fellowship, giving all praise to our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.

In His Name.
Richard Brown

L.L.L. Programs for 2010-2011

September 14, 2010    Anthony White, Elvis Impersonator

Back by popular demand. Anthony is a member of the Sharon Baptist Church in Smyrna.

October 12, 2010    Atlanta Theatre To Go

We are pleased to have the Atlanta Theatre To Go present Who Killed Lulu, performed by five actors with some participation from the audience. This is an entertaining, enjoyable mystery with a surprise ending.

November 9, 2010    Mark Fuller, Pianist

Mark grew up listening to the piano styling of gospel music legend Eva Mae Lefevre. He began playing the piano at age seven and, at age 13, he started playing for church services. Mark became personal friends with Eva Mae Lefevre and became her full time pianist in 1998. Mark has perfected the style of southern gospel and performs solo all over the country.

December 14, 2010    The East Cobb Jazz Ensemble

The East Cobb Jazz Ensemble consists of 18 members, a spin off  group from the New Horizons Band who have performed for us on previous occasions. Come and enjoy such titles as Stardust, Stormy Weather, Mood Indigo, and many more which will take you way back when.

January 11, 2011    Brent Brown

Brent Brown is the CEO and President of the Chesley Brown International Companies which provides security evaluations and and on site security management of shopping centers, up-scale office towers and major corporations. He will give us helpful information regarding our personal safety and crimes on seniors. He will also give us an update on the security of our homes, businesses, the nation and the world--where we are now and the outlook for the future.

February 8, 2011    The Entertainers conducted by Harold Smith

The Entertainers sing at senior citizens clubs, nursing homes, assisted living facilities, high rise living quarters and churches. Enjoy the wide spectrum of music they perform.

March 8, 2011   The Light Brothers

Enjoy the blue grass music of Cecil Dutton, J. B. Dutton, Weyman Rakestraw, Terry Braswell and Danny Patrick.

April 12, 2011 Gospel Concert by Phillip and Peggy Walker

May 10, 2011 Senior Adult Choir conducted by Jim and Dean Wallace

After another year of practice, practice, and more practice, we finally get to hear our own Senior Adult Choir. This is a great way to end the year. You never know what new ideas, drama, and music they will come up with. One thing is for sure, you don’t want to miss it. Our hats off to our group, Dean and Jim.