Tid Bits of News…….. |
Men’s Prayer Breakfast Saturday, April 12 8:00 a.m. A Brief Statement of Faith As the season of Easter continues through April, we will explore the most recent faith statement in the PCUSA Book of Confessions. The beautiful images in this faith statement give us rich and vivid ways of understanding the risen Lord and his call to new life. Participants will be encouraged to formulate their own statement of faith to serve as a personal reminder of God’s power in our daily life. |
OHPC 25th Garage Sale Mania Saturday, June 7, 2008 You’ve heard all of this before. 25 years of the same message. But the church depends on your volunteer service as well as your discards of unwanted unneeded extra stuff that’s cluttering up your house and garage. Just ask Jack where the money recently came from to purchase 2 air conditioning units – no, not from pleas or your pockets, but from the proceeds of past garage sales. So gear up and spring forward to another fun-filled week of unpacking, sorting, pricing, and selling! As well as making new friends, finding bargains, and enjoying the camaraderie. Right now we’re asking you to start gathering and cleaning out your house – ask your friends and neighbors too. You have 2 months to make this 25th garage sale the best in history! Volunteer inserts will be in April Sunday bulletins or call LaVunn at 493-1520. There is a storage unit at the church, so start bringing your stuff in. |
The Caritas committee meets every third Tuesday at 11:00 am after Bible Study. We discuss visiting the shut-ins and people in the hospital. If anyone would like to be in this group just let me know, we would welcome you. If you know of anyone needing visits or phone calls please let me know too. We keep small loaf breads , cakes or cookies in small packages in the freezer to be taken to the shut-ins we visit. Anyone that would like to bake a few extra to add to that bag marked Caritas is more than welcome to do so. Chairman or chairlady--Carol Johnston or Kelley |
Thank you … for the prayers, cards, and phone calls during my recent incapacitation. They were all much appreciated. ~Bart Stanton … for the all the caring members that took time to see how I was doing during my bout with the flu. ~ Alta Anderson … for the opportunity to use the fellowship hall for our February programs. Your support of the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is making it easier for our participants to make an impact in our local community and with national cancer research programs. ~Melissa Johnston . . .Ron Harmon and his son, Ken, would like to extend their gratitude to all of you who showered them with love and prayers when Ron’s wife, Idalia, passed away last month. They were deeply appreciative of your cards, memorial gifts and your support during this difficult time. |