Tennessee Grand Assembly

Theme Keep the Memories Playing Scriptures 1 Corinthians 16:13 "Keep alert, stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong." Matthew 21:22 "Whatever you ask for in prayer with faith, you will receive." Colors Royal Blue, Royal Purple, Lime Green, and Turquoise Symbols Music Notes, Filmstrips, Stars, and Picture Frames Watchwords Faith, Strength, Love, and Laughter Flowers White Daisies, Purple Tulips, Colorful Hibiscus Songs “Better Together” “One Step At A Time” “Unwritten" “Say” “Lucky” "Your Love is Extravagant" "Voice of Truth" "Open the Eyes of My Heart" "You Are Holy" "I Can Only Imagine"		Pin and T-Shirt Project
	This year's GWA pin sells for $2.50 and is pictured to the left. All members and all of our Fraternal Sponsors are encouraged to wear this pin. The t-shirts may be purchased for $10 (S - XL) and $12 (XXL - 3XL), and they are available in tie-dyed purple, tie dyed lime, teal, and blue. We hope to see everyone wearing these on all Rainbow trips and at local meetings, projects and events.
Our Tennessee Mascot
	Our mascot this year is a strong and loving horse representing Strength. There are three differnt varieties to choose. These horses will travel with us throughout the year. Please don't forget that these horses are great to travel with us, but they must not interfere with our meetings.
TLC Bags
	"TLC" tote bags and backpacks can carry your mascot, Rainbow brag rag, and other travel necessiies. A button representing Mom Fortenberry is on the bag when it is purchased. When you carry your bag to Official Visits, Homecoming, Camp Day and Grand Assembly, you will recieve another button. Bags sell for $10 each.
Music: A Gift for Every Heart
	Lexington Shrine Hospital provides the best medical care for pediatric patients who need treatment and rehabilitation for bone and neuromuscular disorders. Children up to age 18 with orthopaedic conditions and spinal cord injuries are elibel for admission with no financial obligation. This year we are asking that every Assembly be as creative as possible to have different fundraisers for this project. All donations are due to Mom Fortenberry and a report to Ms. Karen Lewis by May 25.
Live Lime
	"Live Lime," or as commonly known as "Go Green," is a time for Rainbow to enhance nature's great out-of doors. Examples might be collecting can tabs for Ronald McDonalds, picking up trashe around your community, or reusing water bottles, bags and containers. Each Assembly will collect recycled items and keep up with how much they collect for their report which will be due to Mrs. Cindy Brooks by May 25.
Giving Goodies
	Tennessee Rainbow has many amazing adults who have always been there for us with anything that we may have needed. Let's show our gratitude to our Sponsors by providing "goodies" to our adults. These goodies could include serving refreshments after one of their meetings, honoring them with a dinner, or making goody bags for shut-ins. Send your report to Mrs. Renee' Bolden by May 25.
Freeze Frame the Year
	Each Assembly is asked to make a 12" x 12" scrapbook page of their Assembly's activities during the year or a shadow box of memories. They should be put in a 12" x 12" frame and brought to Grand Assembly to be displayed for all to see and to be judged.
Wear Those Brag Rags!
	Everyone knows how proud Dad Joe is of each of us and what we accomplish. At every Official Visit, Homecoming and at Grand Assembly, the girls who wear their brag rags will receive an additional pin from our Grand Worthy Advisor to put on their brag rags.
Admit One - Gain in Membership!
		We want to encourage our Assemblies to gain in membership this year. Each girl who brings in a new member during the year will be recognized at Grand Assembly, and their "Admit One" ticket will be placed in a drawing for a prize to be given during one of the sessions at Grand Assembly.

Theme

Keep the Memories Playing

Scriptures

1 Corinthians 16:13
"Keep alert, stand firm in your faith, be courageous, be strong."

Matthew 21:22
"Whatever you ask for in prayer with faith, you will receive."

Colors

Royal Blue, Royal Purple, Lime Green, and Turquoise

Symbols

Music Notes, Filmstrips, Stars, and Picture Frames

Watchwords

Faith, Strength, Love, and Laughter

Flowers

White Daisies, Purple Tulips, Colorful Hibiscus

Songs

“Better Together”

“One Step At A Time”

“Unwritten"

“Say”

“Lucky”

"Your Love is Extravagant"

"Voice of Truth"

"Open the Eyes of My Heart"

"You Are Holy"

"I Can Only Imagine"

Pin and T-Shirt Project

This year's GWA pin sells for $2.50 and is pictured to the left. All members and all of our Fraternal Sponsors are encouraged to wear this pin. The t-shirts may be purchased for $10 (S - XL) and $12 (XXL - 3XL), and they are available in tie-dyed purple, tie dyed lime, teal, and blue. We hope to see everyone wearing these on all Rainbow trips and at local meetings, projects and events.

Our Tennessee Mascot

Our mascot this year is a strong and loving horse representing Strength. There are three differnt varieties to choose. These horses will travel with us throughout the year. Please don't forget that these horses are great to travel with us, but they must not interfere with our meetings.

TLC Bags

"TLC" tote bags and backpacks can carry your mascot, Rainbow brag rag, and other travel necessiies. A button representing Mom Fortenberry is on the bag when it is purchased. When you carry your bag to Official Visits, Homecoming, Camp Day and Grand Assembly, you will recieve another button. Bags sell for $10 each.

Music: A Gift for Every Heart

Lexington Shrine Hospital provides the best medical care for pediatric patients who need treatment and rehabilitation for bone and neuromuscular disorders. Children up to age 18 with orthopaedic conditions and spinal cord injuries are elibel for admission with no financial obligation. This year we are asking that every Assembly be as creative as possible to have different fundraisers for this project. All donations are due to Mom Fortenberry and a report to Ms. Karen Lewis by May 25.

Live Lime

"Live Lime," or as commonly known as "Go Green," is a time for Rainbow to enhance nature's great out-of doors. Examples might be collecting can tabs for Ronald McDonalds, picking up trashe around your community, or reusing water bottles, bags and containers. Each Assembly will collect recycled items and keep up with how much they collect for their report which will be due to Mrs. Cindy Brooks by May 25.

Giving Goodies

Tennessee Rainbow has many amazing adults who have always been there for us with anything that we may have needed. Let's show our gratitude to our Sponsors by providing "goodies" to our adults. These goodies could include serving refreshments after one of their meetings, honoring them with a dinner, or making goody bags for shut-ins. Send your report to Mrs. Renee' Bolden by May 25.

Freeze Frame the Year

Each Assembly is asked to make a 12" x 12" scrapbook page of their Assembly's activities during the year or a shadow box of memories. They should be put in a 12" x 12" frame and brought to Grand Assembly to be displayed for all to see and to be judged.

Wear Those Brag Rags!

Everyone knows how proud Dad Joe is of each of us and what we accomplish. At every Official Visit, Homecoming and at Grand Assembly, the girls who wear their brag rags will receive an additional pin from our Grand Worthy Advisor to put on their brag rags.

Admit One - Gain in Membership!

We want to encourage our Assemblies to gain in membership this year. Each girl who brings in a new member during the year will be recognized at Grand Assembly, and their "Admit One" ticket will be placed in a drawing for a prize to be given during one of the sessions at Grand Assembly.