DINNER MENU

Southern Style Grilled ChickenPulled Wild Boar

Kangaroo StroganoffElk Italian Sausage

(with Sweet Basil Marinara)BBQ Venison Meatballs

ALL THE FIXIN’SDESSERT & BEVERAGES

WILD GAME DINNER

• Silent & Live Auctions • Door Prizes• Comedian Show • Bake Goods Sale

Lee McBrideComedian/Auctioneer

Lee McBride travels the countryas a comedian, storyteller and

auctioneer. Lee has a great wayof telling real life stories and sharingimportant truths while using humor

to truly connect with people.www.LeeMcBride.com

ENTERTAINMENT BY: WILD GAME

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Lakeside Assembly of God, 46155 Schoenherr Rd., Shelby Township, MI is hosting its annual Wild Game Dinner for the benefit ofthe charities listed below. We invite you to a wonderful evening and to help raise money for the benefit of these worthy causes.Doors open at 6:00pm on Friday, February 3, 2012.

The evening will consist of a fabulous wild game dinner buffet prepared by a local chef, booth displays, door prizes, silent and liveauctions, and a bake & jewelry sale. Sponsors and donors will receive advertisement opportunities, recognition and written receiptfor their support. Tickets are available for a donation of $40.00 each or $280.00 for a table of 8 tickets, which includes anopportunity to win a resort vacation for a week.

-located at 12313 Nineteen Mile Road, Sterling Heights, Michigan, founded in 1997. Abigayle’s placeis a home where we provide shelter for pregnant women. We nurture and educate girls with basic life skills, Bible Study and awide variety of educational courses. We also reach out to mothers and their children in the surrounding community throughAbby’s Resource Center. This is so we can help meet their material needs with diapers, formula and clothing.

-located at 3205 E. South Boulevard, Auburn Hills, Michigan. We are dedicated to helpingabortion-vulnerable women and men who are involved in a crisis pregnancy, to choose life for their unborn children. Towardthe same end, we are committed to encouraging godly sexual attitudes and practices in our community.

-located at 8075 Ritter, Center Line, Michigan serves our fellow citizens ofMacomb County that are no longer able to drive or do simple chores or repairs necessary to maintain their home. Many olderand disabled adults in our communities do not have friends or family that are able to help them, often causing loneliness andisolation that at times leads to deep depression.

-located at 20415 Erin, Roseville, Michigan has been servingthe homeless since 1988. The Mission Statement: A Macomb County non-profit agency consisting of a center for intake,assessment, referral, and support for the homeless; offering them a safe, emergency shelter within area host churches and anopportunity to choose a path that could enable them to become self-sufficient.

-located at 530 E. Pike, Pontiac, Michigan. The Mission Statement: The Power CompanyKids Club is dedicated to promoting the emotional, physical, spiritual, and social well-being of the at-risk children and teens ofour inner cities through weekly Bible teaching, mentoring, and cooperation with parents, churches, community organizations,schools and civic leaders.

located at 17955 Eleven Mile Rd., Roseville, Michigan. Mission Statement: To empower people who are homeless,or at risk, to achieve and maintain independence. The Solid Ground facility is a transitional housing facility that serves thoseare homeless or those at risk of being homeless. We serve the elderly, disable, single parents with children, as well as marriedcouples with children. Our two-story building offers 14 bedrooms and can accommodate up to 40 people.

Pastor Hal Barringer, Men’s Ministry Director Terry L. Denmark, Missions Director