Who are we?  Although our name is "Senior Adult" everyone is welcome to attend our meetings.  We will not "card" you to determine your age.  We actually have some people in their 20's who attend.  I guess they just like being with the "old folk."

Where & When do we meet?  We meet generally on the third Thursday of the month (April thru December) on the "Wild Side" (fellowship hall) at the church at noon.  Meetings are listed in the monthly church newsletter, "Bridges."  We also personally call each one on our attendance list Monday or Tuesday before our meeting.  If you would like to be included on our attendance list and be called about our meetings, please call Pat Baisden at the church office (304-523-3355 ext 4).

What do we do at our meetings?  WE HAVE A MEAL.  Being Baptists we can't have a meeting without eating.  At noon we have a buffet lunch prepared and served by The Scrumptious Company.  This is a full meal normally consisting of meat, vegetables, salad, dessert, coffee, iced tea and lemonade.  We do accept donations to help cover the cost of the buffet, but donations are strictly voluntary.

We conduct some business (less than 10 minutes):  Our business consists of singing "Happy Birthday and Happy Anniversary" to those attending who have a birthday or anniversary that month and then we pray for those on our prayer list.

We have a program.  Our programs last about 30-45 minutes.  We have various kinds of programs - musical, funny, inspirational and informational so we can provide something for everyone.  Past programs include - Bruce Rous, a fabulous pianist, Sing-a-long with karaoke music, The Tri-State Dulcimer Society, Dr. Bill Deel and also the Chamber Choir from Huntington High School.  We also have had "first person" presentations by people giving a true biographical story of events.

How long does the meeting last?  We are usually done about 1:45pm.

We meet together for one purpose and that is to take our minds off of our everyday problems and have great food, friendly fellowship and a whole lot of fun and laughter.  We extend to everyone a cordial invitation to come out and join us and be a part of the group.

September 2016 brought the great guitar music of Tom Dobbins and Bob Hardin.

December - Huntington High School Chamber Choir, under the direction of David Chenoweth, provided a spectacular program of Christmas music. Amazingly talented kids.

Roy Maynor is the leader/coordinator of the Senior Adult Fellowship.

Chef, Bill Snoddy, fixes "scrumptious" food and is always excited to come and cook for our Senior Adults!!

Started the 2016 Senior Adult Fellowship Luncheons with the awesome Huntington High School Jazz Band. Talented group of kids.

Glorybound, a bluegrass gospel group, from Wayne County, entertained the Senior Adults again in May 2016. Always enjoyable to hear these folks.

Watscookin' (Charles Cook, Jamie Prater and Robert Watson) made a return visit to entertain us in July. Their music consists of old fashion Southern Gospel, classic country, a little bluegrass and whatever.

Bill and Susan Wheeler returned in August with their karaoke machine to entertain us with some easy listening pop tunes from the 1950's & 60's as well as some of our favorite Elvis tunes.

The Tri-State Dulcimer Society performing at the October 2016 Senior Adult Fellowship meeting. This group always puts a smile on our face.

A theme from one of the monthly luncheons. We, as Senior Adults, recognize how important and true it is to - FROG, Fully Rely on God.