the flip 11.09

THE LIP F 11.09

Leaves are falling, temperatures are dropping…

it’s finally starting to feel like fall in Memphis. And

you know what that means—it’s time to start

thinking about Christmas. That’s right, Christmas.

It’s closer than you think—only 56 days away!

Before you panic over presents for your kids, may

we make a suggestion? Consider giving your

teen the gift of travel this holiday. They get out of

the house for a few days after Christmas; you get

the house to yourself. It’s a gift to both of you!

On December 30, SWITCH will be heading to

Atlanta, GA, to celebrate the New Year in style.

We’ll be staying in the fabulous Embassy Suites

hotel, exploring the best downtown Atlanta has to

offer, and engaging in worship every night. After

we ring in the New Year, we’ll catch some sleep

and then head home on January 1.

To sign up, visit SWITCHmemphis.com or call

333-3368. The cost is $100.

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Daniels’ House

December 6

5:30PM Switch

Switch

Switch

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Christmas

Christmas

Christmas

Christmas

party

party

party

party

Guys bring salty.

Girls bring sweet.

Everyone bring a $5 gift.

Operation Christmas

Child

IDEAS FOR YOUR SHOEBOX:

SMALL TOYS

Cars, balls, dolls, stuffed animals, harmonicas, yo-yos,

jump ropes, toys that light up or make noise, etc.

SCHOOL SUPPLIES

Pens, pencils, crayons, markers, stamps & ink pads,

writing pads/paper, coloring books, etc.

HYGIENE ITEMS

Toothbrush, toothpaste, bar soap (in a plastic bag),

comb, washcloth, etc.

OTHER

Hard candy/lollipops, gum, t-shirts, socks, ball caps,

sunglasses, hair clips, jewelry, watches, flashlights

*Collection Date is November 15, 2009

Culture Clues

Figuring Out Facebook

Although Facebook has been around for several years, most adults are just now starting to check out the

social networking site. For new users, Facebook can be somewhat overwhelming. It can also lead to

some pretty embarrassing situations if not used correctly. Nick O’Neill (All Facebook: The Unofficial Face-

book Resource) has released a list of the top 10 privacy settings that he believes every Facebook user

should know about. Although all the steps below may not be necessary, many of them are very helpful.

If you’re wary of people seeing all your info, check out this list to find out how to protect it.

1. Use Your Friend Lists to Keep Track of How You Know People

2. Remove Yourself From Facebook Search Results

3. Remove Yourself From Google Search Results

4. Adjust Your Photo Tag Settings So That Only Certain People Can See Photos of You

5. Protect Your Photo Albums

6. Prevent Stories From Showing Up In Your Friends’ News Feeds

7. Protect Against Published Application Stories

8. Make Your Contact Information Private

9. Remember That Wall Posts and Status Updates Can Be Seen By EVERYONE Unless You Adjust Settings

10. Keep Your Friendships Private

For more info about how to do these things, visit http://www.allfacebook.com/2009/02/facebook-

privacy/. O’Neill provides a detailed guide about how to do each step and explains why it’s beneficial.

November 1 // Eagle Sunday

November 8 // SWITCH Fellowship @ Miller Home // 5:30PM

November 22 // Harvest Sunday (NO SWITCH U)

November 25 // NO SWITCH Service

November 26 // Thanksgiving

December 6 // SWITCH Christmas Party @ Daniels’ Home // 5:30PM

December 16 // Church Caroling (NO SWITCH Service)

December 20 // Candlelight Service // 5:30PM

December 23 & 30 // No SWITCH Service

December 30-January 1 // The Big Chill in Atlanta

LOOKING AHEADLOOKING AHEADLOOKING AHEADLOOKING AHEAD

WEEKLY ACTIVITIES Sunday Mornings—Connection Groups at 8:15AM & 9:30AM

SWITCH U—Sundays @ 5:30PM

SWITCH Service—Wednesdays @ 6PM

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