Youth. The youth will meet directly after worship in the fellowship hall for play practice. After practice is over, we will move into the sanctuary to take on the tradition of decorating the Chrismon tree and learn a brief history of how this tradition came to be.

Office hours. The church office will be closed on Thursday, November 28^th for Thanksgiving and will reopen on Monday, December 2^nd.

 

Poinsettias. It’s that time of the year! There will be a sign-up sheet for poinsettias on the bulletin board outside of the office starting next Sunday, December 1^st. Please see Sandi Carter for any questions.

 

Meals on Wheels Thanksgiving Dinner. There is a sign-up sheet by the office for those wishing to contribute to the annual Meals on Wheels dinner with area churches.  Each church is asked to contribute vegetables, bread or dessert — enough to feed 25.  Trinity Episcopal is in charge of distribution for the meals.  If you would like to participate, please call Betty Conley.

 

Pet Blessing. On Sunday, December 8^th, Barbara Ross will be conducting a blessing of pets in the Narthex following a short service. We encourage you to bring your pet(s). All pets need to be in crates during the worship service and may be taken out for the blessing, but must be on a leash while out of the crate. We are also asking that everyone bring a canned or bagged pet food donation for the Mitchell County Animal Rescue. Please see Barbara Ross with any questions.

Youth Dinner. The youth will have their annual Night Before Christmas dinner on Wednesday, December 11^th at 5pm. We will have breakfast for dinner wearing our best pajamas! We will also read the Christmas story from the Bible and The Night Before Christmas.

 

Prayer Group. Join us on Monday, November 25^th at 10am in the Ladies Parlor.  Everyone is invited to the group for refreshments and to pray for those on our prayer list and in our community.   The Prayer Group meets every Monday morning at 10:00am and we would be delighted to have new people come and check us out — think casual and fun.  For more info see Barbara Ross, Frankie Pryor or Carolyn Burnette.