Men's 710 Each second Tuesday of the month, Zion Lutheran Church hosts a Men's Fellowship, which includes a complimentary breakfast and a special guest speaker beginning at 7:10 a.m. in the Fellowship Building to last about an hour. Visitors are always welcome to leave early if work schedule requires. Photos of some of the past Men's 710 Fellowship. - Click to Enlarge. Men's 710 - August 10, 2010 Karl Andrews, Robert Burton, and Jack Godwin (l to r) will discuss the mission of the Coast Guard Auxiliary with us this month. The primary missions of the Coast Guard Auxiliary relate to boating safety for the public. It promotes recreational boating safety, public education, training, and general marine safety. It supports the Coast Guard on a number of levels, including watch-standing, radio watches, safety patrols, boat crew operations on Coast Guard vessels, search and rescue procedures, public affairs missions, etc. Men's 710 - July 13, 2010 Robert Hamburg, of Foley, joined us for breakfast to discuss the impact of the Gulf oil spill on Camp Dixie, located on Perdido Bay. He is a member of St. Paul's Lutheran Church and serves as Treasurer for Camp Dixie. Camp Dixie, Lutheran Outdoor Ministry Center, is located at 29711 Josephine Drive in Elberta, Alabama 36530. For additional information concerning Camp Dixie, its website is Camp Dixie Online. You may contact the Camp at director@campdixieministries.org or by phone (251) 987-1201. Click here to read more about this fellowship meeting. Men's 710 - June 8, 2010 This month's special guest should have been Jason Spencer, who might have discussed Eloise Head's plans for a fresh produce store and restaurant in Silverhill. Jason Spencer began operation of "Silverhill Fresh Produce," a vegetable and flower stand set up in a small building immediately adjacent to Eloise Head's Silverhill Antiques & Furniture. The operation features fresh, locally produced flowers, fruits, and vegetables from Baldwin County. Eloise Head plans to open a restaurant and coffee shop next door in July. Men's 710 - May 11, 2010 Hilmar von Campe, now a Silverhill resident with a portfolio that stretches far beyond the streets and roads of Baldwin County, discussed concerns related to the political climate in the world today. Von Campe is concerned about the moral crisis in the world. There is a broad attempt to eliminate the presence of God and His Commandments in education and in political and social affairs. For information concerning von Campe's foundation, check out its website at Hilmar von Campe, or e-mail him at Hilmar@voncampe.com Click here to read more about this fellowship meeting. Men's 710 - April 13, 2010 Dan Hanson, director of Fairhope Ecumenical Ministries' ACT-II program, discussed the development of the new grass roots organization called "HHII." The organization is concerned about remedies for wind damage coverage as insurance companies have eliminated coverage under existing policies. A variety of other concerns was addressed as well. Click here to read more about this fellowship meeting. Men's 710 - March 9, 2010 Tim Hobbs, Baldwin EMC Energy Specialist discussed conservation in our home and county energy use at our March meeting. Hobbs graduated with a BS in Organizational Management from the University of Mobile, so he should know a thing or two about "organizing for energy conservation." He's been with the electrical energy concern for 14 years. Click here to read more about this fellowship meeting. Men's 710 - February 9, 2010 Mrs. Cathy Rogers, Prinicipal of Silverhill School, was this month's special guest. Cathy Rogers discussed the case for a penny sales tax to last three years to see the Baldwin County Public School system through this dramatic downturn in our economy. She said that a significant portion of school budget expenses has been tied to state sales tax receipts which are down dramatically, leaving local school districts in dismal straits. Either school services are decimated by personnel cuts or funds must be found. A 36 month increase of our Baldwin County sales tax is on the ballot in February. Click here to read more about this fellowship meeting. Men's 710 - January 12, 2010 RNs Jacque Johnson and Dana Smith (l to r) from Fairhope's Church of the Eastern Shore discussed the impact of medical mission coupled with showings of the "Jesus Film" in Tanzania. Johnson and Smith joined other team members to bring the Gospel to Tanzania on their recent summer medical mission trip. "We are both nurses," they said. "Our Church of the Eastern Shore has been involved with 'Here's Life Mission Africa' (HLMA) for several years. Our health care strategy is very basic. People come to our clinic. The clinics are set up perhaps on cleared earth or a piece of concrete slab. People will come and be triaged by complaint and directed to the pharmacy for appropriate medicine. We may be involved in wound care." Click here to read more about this fellowship meeting. Click here to see past Men's 710 from 2009. Click here to see past Men's 710 from 2008. Click here to see past Men's 710 from 2007. Click here to see past Men's 710 from 2006. Click here to see past Men's 710 from 2005. Click here to see past Men's 710 from 2004.