Do you look forward to picking up a good novel now and then? Wish you had someone to discuss it with after you've enjoyed it? Then come and join us at Read & Review!
    We would love for any women or teenage girls to join with us at any of the gatherings. The groups run about 5-9 women in size. We don't want you to feel intimidated or overwhelmed. And it's a great way to meet people if you're new to West Side.

We meet in Room 219 at 7:00 pm
on the third Monday of the month.
Our next meeting is May 19.

Coming soon... "Lost in Rooville" by Ray Blackston "Across the China Sky" by C. Hope Flinchbaugh "Glimpses of Truth" by Jack Cavanaugh Copies of these books are available for a suggested donation that is less than the retail purchase price. They will be at the Connections Counter on Sundays between services. Or you may contact Linda LaRock via the church office.

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	May's book is "Mixed Signals" by Liz Curtis Higgs.     "Love is on the Air" - Belle O'Brien, the woman behind the warmest voice in Virginia radio, has one problem. Her oldies show on WPER-FM is a solid-gold hit, but her love life, at thirty-two years and counting, is an off-the-charts disaster. The pickings are slim in small-town Abingdon.     You'll laugh and maybe shed a tear or two as you read about the men in her life and her friend and encourager, Norah Silver-Smyth.
Before becoming a believer in 1997, Liz was a popular radio DJ. In Mixed Signals she writes about grace!
	June's book is "Daughter of China" by C. Hope Flinchbaugh. Nineteen-year-old Mai Lin dreams of attending Shanghai University, but in modern-day China that will be difficult for two reasons---she's a woman and she's a Christian. Can she beat the odds, or will God lead her on a different, unimaginable journey?
This compassionate, well-researched story portrays the courage of persecuted believers in China. In light of the Olympics this summer, you will find "Daughter of China" an enlightening look at the life of believers in some areas of the country.