Wyley Murray at Cokesbury is very nice to work with. I met with him to look at Asbury Place and McClain Hall for our conference last Nov. He really wanted us to use one of their facilities, but they wanted too much money at the time, and Asbury Place was not large enough. They had 10 round tables with captain-style chairs that would seat 7 at each table. Another thing was they wanted us to buy their liquid coffee for $75 per pack. Maybe they have changed their policies by now. A couple of other possibilities on 9th Ave. for the days we can't use Cokesbury might be Grace Lutheran Church, almost to Creighton, across from the fire station. They have a fellowship hall and, also, a separate community building that will seat about 75 at narrow conference tables. Another place is St. Paul Lutheran Church on 9th Ave, south of Publix on the east side of the street. It's just north of Hillbrook. Cynthia