On March 1, the Greenwood Library is launching registration for Neighborly Notes, an intergenerational pen pal program.  The program is open to all seniors, plus all children and teens ages 5 – 18 years old.  Once registered, each participant will be paired with a pen pal from the other generation – a senior adult with a child or teen.  Starting March 8, each pen pal will receive a kit with stationery and postage plus the address of their new friend.   Letters, notes and cards can be exchanged as often as you like.  Members of the library staff will check in with the participants periodically to make sure all is going smoothly and to provide further supplies if needed.  To register, please visit the library calendar on our website, www.greenwood.lib.de.us, or call 349-5309.  Registrations will close on March 20.  The program will officially end on May 22 with a meet and greet in person if possible, but pen pals are free to carry on the correspondence as long as they wish.

SHARK WEEK Kids Camp 

An overnight camp for kids entering 2nd grade to kids entering 6th grade.

Sunday June 27 – Wednesday June 30

Denton Camp, Denton, MD

“Nothing above the sky or in the deepest ocean can separate us from the Love of Jesus.” – Romans 8:39

Registration by May 28th is $149;  Registration AFTER May 28th is $199

Register or check out all the details at www.dentoncamp.org/kidscamp

or call Denton Camp at 410.479.3361

2021 AMPLIFY Middle School and High School Camps :

High School Camp July 16-20

Register and get more info at www.dentoncamp.org/amplify

or call Denton Camp at 410.479.3361

You have so many voices and influences thrown at you- the world can be such a negative, overwhelming place.

At camp, you will encounter positive voices from friends, counselors and leaders, and by God himself. By removing the distractions and chaos for a time, it helps to really focus in and hear the voice of God. Camp is a place that Jesus is found – for the first time, or when you know you have lost your way and need a renewed passion for living for Him- and where we first receive a call on our lives to follow His plan. Wherever you are, God’s voice is calling you and learning to AMPLIFY the voice of God above all others will be lifechanging!

On Friday, May 14, at 3:00 pm, the Greenwood Library will offer its last addition to the Picturing America series for students learning from home in which attendees explored the world of art along with American History.  Learn about the totem poles found in our country’s Northwest. Why were they created and what do their symbols mean? This is a virtual presentation taking place via Zoom. To register, click on the library calendar at www.greenwood.lib.de.us or call 302-349-5309 to obtain your Zoom access information for this last look at American Artwork and America’s people.