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CHURCH HAPPENINGS
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U-Pickactivities of daily living.
Therapeutic activities—exercise
and mental interaction for all partici-
pants.
The Adult Day Care &
Rehabilitation program offers many
advantages including:
Helping to enhance the highest
quality of life while keeping the cli-
ent at home.
Increasing the productivity of the
caregiver at home and at work.
Facilitating discharge from acute
care settings.
Improving or maximizing the cli-
ent’s mental functioning.
Encourages the development and
maintenance of healthy nutritional
habits.
Reduces health care costs for the
client and the caregiver.
Improves the client’s psycho-social
skills.
Eliminates barriers that hamper the
management of personal care.
Delays the need to enter a nursing
home.
Improves compliance with medical
management.
Helps keep individuals physically
and mentally active through exercise
and music.
Provides conferences with caregiv-
ers.
“There are a number of funding
sources available (for those who
qualify financially) to attend the
Adult Day Care Center,” said Davis.
For more information, contact
(269) 962-1750, or email adavis@
ccmcf.com.
Marian E. Burch Day Care &
Rehabilitation Center is at the
Calhoun County Medical Care
Facility, located at 1150 E. Michigan
Ave, in Battle Creek.
Alicia Davis shows the whirlpool tub that can be used with help from staff
by clients at Marian E. Burch Adult Day Care and Rehabilitation located at
1150 E. Michigan Avenue in Battle Creek. (Shopper News photo by Shelly Kehrle-Sulser)“Fish Tales” children’s musical,
Saturday, Sept. 7, 6 p.m.; Sunday, Sept.
8, 11 a.m. and 6 p.m., Garrison Hills
Wesleyan Church, 195 Bradley St. Free.
(9/5)
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Stop & Shop pop-up shop, with
shopping, food trucks, raffles and
more, Saturday, Sept. 7, noon to 4 p.m.,
Community Missionary Baptist Church,
88 Saratoga. (9/5)
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15th Pastoral Celebration, presented
by Masterpiece Creation to honor
Pastor Ricky L. and Lady Terrisa
Bradley, Sunday, Sept. 8, 3 p.m., 619
N. Washington St. Speaker: Bishop
Samuel Duncan Jr., Lansing. Info: 269-
962-2505. (8/22)
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All Saints Superfest, Sept. 13-15,
grounds of St. Joseph Catholic Church,
61 N. 23rd St. Details at stjosephbc.org.
(8/15)
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Welcome Wednesdays program, each
Wednesday, First United Methodist
Church, 111 E. Michigan (next to City
Hall). Chair yoga, 4:30 p.m.; meal, 5:p.m.; games or Bible study, 6:30 p.m. All
welcome. (9/28)
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GriefShare grief support group, every
Tuesday, beginning Sept. 3, 6-8 p.m.,
Cornerstone Community Church, 3030
Beckley Road. For info & to register:
979-5478. (8/1)
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Men’s Christian Breakfast, first
Saturday of the month, 8:30-10:30 a.m.,
Family Altar Chapel, 14844 6-1/2 Mile
Road. Free. Info: Howard Phillips, (269)
274-5390. (8/25)
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Heal Your Heart Grief Support Group,
first Thursday of each month, 6:30-
7:30 p.m., Love in Action Community
Ministries, 203 Bowers Ave. (8/25)
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Free hot meals, fresh food boxes, every
second Friday of the month, starting
at 5 p.m., Overflow Church, 3515 W.
Michigan Ave. (7/22)
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