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Join us March 6 as we celebrate
Margie Campbell’s 60th Birthday Fellowship Hall 2:00 pm
Blood Pressure Checks this Sunday, March 7 after Worship.
MEN’S BREAKFAST The Men’s Group will meet Saturday, March 6 at 7:30 a.m. at Golden Corral. Please join us for food and fellowship.
FELLOWSHIP DINNER MARCH 7David Donaldson is whipping up a few dishes Cajun Creole Style in honor of the return of the ladies from the mission trip to New Orleans. Side dishes and desserts are Pot-Luck. Please bring your favorite dish to share. The program will introduce the new Elder/Diaconate Care Groups.
LENTEN BIBLE STUDY Pastor Pat’s Adult Lenten Bible Study on Great Chapters in the Bible continues this week. We meet Sunday afternoons from 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. This week (March 7) we will cover Psalm 139. Please bring your favorite study Bible with you.
PASTIMERS Pastimers meet Monday, March 8th at 5:30 p.m. Come join us for GREAT COMPANY, GREAT FOOD, and GREAT FUN. We will celebrate St. Patrick's with a bit of blarney and look for a "pot of gold". There just may be a leprechaun among us. “May you be half an hour in Heaven before the Devil knows you're dead.” Be sure to be there for your special Irish blessing!!!!!
QUILTING CIRCLE There will be a quilt sew-in on Saturday, March 13 beginning at 9:00 a.m. Please call Sue Reeves at 580-855-2449 if you are planning on attending so she can have adequate supplies.
LOGOS NEWS Wednesday, March 10 4:45 p.m.
I Love Green Night We will not meet on Wednesday, March 17 due to Spring Break.
YOUTH NEWZ Don’t forget CYF Springfest is scheduled for March 26-28 at Central Christian Camp. We need to have all registrations in the church office by March 5 to get them to the Regional Office by the deadline.
SAVE THE DATE Mark your calendars for the Spring Horn of Plenty Food Drive on Sunday, April 11 from 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. More information for sign-up to come.
We are asking everyone to send pictures of church members and events to Carol at covenantsecretary@yahoo.com You may see yourself on the big screen on Sunday morning!
Garfield County Church Women United Day of Prayer for Peace “Letting our Light Shine to Shape the Future for Peace” Friday Evening, March 5. 2010 at 6:30 p.m. St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church Celebration, Dessert, and Bible Study Celebration Leader: CrossWalk United Church, Carrier, Puritan and Goltry Congregational Churches A Day of Prayer for Peace will be celebrated at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church, 418 West Randolph on Friday, March 5, 2010. Members of Carrier Congregational, Goltry Congregational, Puritan Congregational and CrossWalk United Church will join together to provide leadership for the Celebration. The theme for the worship is “Letting Our Light Shine to Shape the Future for Peace” using the Scriptures Matthew 5:14-16 and II Kings 5: 1-15. After the celebration dessert will be served. Reservations for the $3.00 dessert should be called to Peggy Schaffer at 234-2944 or Tena Ruggia 554-6038 or by email to ruggiatena@aol.com Judi Mackey will lead a Bible Study after the celebration. Church Women United in Garfield County is part of a National Unit which is an ecumenical movement dedicated to working together in ministry across racial, economic and denominational lines.
OUTREACH CLOSET OPENThe Outreach closet has been updated and is now open. On the doors there is information about what you can bring for it, and where to take things that we don't have room for (like clothing). Here's what you can share: Labels for Education: Several Enid and area schools participate in this program. Mostly what is needed is the UPC (the bar code) from the can or box of Campbell's, Franco-American, V-8, Pepperidge Farm, Swanson's, Spaghetti-O's, and Prego products. If you're in doubt, there's a list on the door or you can go to their website at http://www.labelsforeducation.com/participating-products.aspx Poptops: These can help support the Ronald McDonald houses, which provide housing and some other services for the families of hospitalized children. Items for YWCA: Toiletries, especially hotel or trial sizes. Eyeglasses: The Lions Club still collects these. Bingo prizes: The Commons can use snacks, men's socks, toiletries, or jewelry; Divinely Inspired will be glad to repair/refurbish old or broken jewelry for this purpose. Non-perishable foods: This doesn't go in the closet, but in the cupboard in the narthex. There's a list on the closet door of items that are always needed. Thanks in advance to all of you who participate in this effort to reach out to our community!
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