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May 9, 2008

Mission To Hanover

WHAT A DAY, GLORIOUS DAY, IT WAS !

MISSION TO HANOVER, Nov. 10, 2007

God truly blesses !! Over 100 volunteers gathered together to serve other church members and our community. Click here to view photos of some of the activity that took place.

Gal. 5:13 - - - - but through love, serve one another

The weather was perfect. Everyone arrived at the church ready to reach out to others. A wonderful breakfast was waiting. Materials and crews were dispersed. And wonderful things happened: people went out, finished their project and then went on to help others complete their projects.

Their was roofing, siding, new doors, steps built, railings, plumbing repairs, roof sealant, bushes trimmed or cut down, leaves gotten up and simple weatherizations done. Some recipients received a basket of food and information about our church and the opportunity to hear that there is help from the WORD of GOD. Those being served were grateful and appreciative, while those serving were shown that appreciation, but even more that that, they were serving our Lord.. What blessings !.

PRAYER WAS ANSWERED !!

Ongoing Missions

Ashland Convalescent Center Ministry - Every Wednesday from 9:30 - 11:00 am a group of volunteers from Winn's holds a service for the residents of the center. We have a hymn sing and a message from God's Word. Come join us - no experience necessary! Contact Jean Dorrier or PAstor Chadwick for more information.

Dorcas Ministry - This is a newly-formed sewing ministry designed to help mend torn and tattered clothes for people in local nursing homes. Contact Dianna Rogers for more information.

H.O.P. (Helping Other People) - An extension of our Young At Hearts senior ministry, the focus of this group is to help shut-ins, handicapped and others who can't help themselves. Home repairs, cleaning, etc. are just some of the jobs that are performed. Contact Sheila or Howard Hager for more information.

Loving Arms Ministry - Ministry to the homebound in our church. Contact Leslie Gray or Shirley Werner for more onformation.

Peacemakers Friendship Circle - This group meets once a month to work on quilting and other sewing projects to donate to the elderly and needy. Contact Connie Moneyhan for more information.

Polly Van Lear Circle - This women's mission group does many projects, both locally and abroad. They serve as a steering committee for local missions while leading the effort for the church in projects such as Operation Shoebox (Samaritan's Purse). For more information contact Joyce Katzin or Ginny Layne.

Polly's Pantry - A food pantry that provides food to those who need it. It is available to anyone, church member or not, who has need. Simply call the church office to request assistance. Food can be picked up at the church.

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