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3p.m. – Kids games begin
- The Main Arena will be for those 1st Grade and older.
- The covered arena will be for those kindergarten and younger.
Both Arenas will have the following games:
- Obstacle course:
1. Enter arena and ride between the two barrels.
2. Ride to the south and weave between the poles.
3. Ride to the far end of the arena and pick up the flag.
4. Ride to the north and exchange flag for an egg and spoon.
5. Finish the course by riding to the main entrance and exiting between the two barrels.
- Barrel Race
- Three barrels will be set up in a clover leaf pattern. Rider begins to their right and circles the first barrel. Then proceeds directly across the arena circling that barrel. Next they ride to the far end of the arena, circle that barrel, and then ride back straight to the main entrance.

If there is time left over before the hayride begins, we will have open riding in the main arena.

5 p.m. – Hayride
During this time, if any adults wish to ride we will have open riding in the main arena.

6 p.m. – BBQ provided by PHCC. Menu will be hamburgers and hot dogs. Please bring side dishes and drinks.

This is not a competition; therefore events will not be timed. Participation prizes will be passed to everyone.
Come Join the Fun!!!

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Darryl’s Doodles
Have you heard about the latest controversy that has different Christian Churches at each other*s throats. One of the most famous Churches in the world, the Church of the Holy Sepulcher, has found itself embroiled in a bitter fight between the six different denominations that control this historical church and landmark. The struggle is the result of backed up toilets.
*The Church of the Holy Sepulcher is located on the traditional site of Jesus* crucifixion in Old Jerusalem. It also houses one of the sites claimed to be the tomb, where Jesus laid for three days. Because of its historical significance several different denominations have shared the use of and responsibility for the structure. As Easter approached this year, three of the groups that control one 10-stall restroom could not agree how to divide responsibility for repairing it, leading to a pervasive stench in the building. Furthermore, the path of the outflow sewage pipe (which needed enlarging) passes under property of a fourth denomination, which has resisted helping unless it is granted control of one of the 10 stalls. [Daily Telegraph (London), 4-7-07]
*Jesus had a different perspective on how kingdom workers were supposed to behave.

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