YOUNGER THAN SENIOR NIGHT OUT: We understand that most of our younger adults work and cannot attend events during the weekday, so as not to let the seniors have all of the fun, we would like to offer an evening dedicated to our younger than seniors. The Fellowship and Nurturing Committee would like to provide for you a night of fun, food and fellowship on May 29th at 6:30 p.m. Please mark your calendar and plan for a nice evening out. Nursery and meal for the children will be provided. Bring a friend. To help us know how to plan for the meal, there is a signup sheet in the narthex. DOOR PRIZES TOO! 

Senior luncheons offer individuals ages 55+, the opportunity for fun and fellowship. However, all are invited to attend.  Lunch is provided by volunteers and is followed by entertainment—usually games or guest speakers.  

Meets Quarterly@ 12:00 pm in Latta Fellowship Hall

Welcome Home.

It has been a long standing tradition for the men of the church to meet on the first Tuesday of the month. This meeting is always open to all men of the church and guests. The meeting begins with a meal and fellowship. If we meet, we eat. The general conversation of  a group of christian men is always an enjoyable time. After the meal and conversation we have a short meeting to discuss the needs of the church and make plans to meet those needs. We end the evening with devotion and prayer. The men collect money thru out the year to support programs such as OCIM, Families at Christmas, and Disaster relief. Our goal is to share the love of Jesus Christ as men of Jesus Christ and to be good stewards to the church. Come join us, we would love to have you.

Presbyterian Women is open to everyone. Our goal is to nurture our faith through prayer and Bible Study/Devotionals.
We bring Christ’s love to the world by supporting the needs in our community and elsewhere.

Current missions include:  Ronald McDonald House, OCIM, Western NC Helene Relief, Family in Need @Christmas, Children’s Hope Alliance, Duke Cancer Center, Card Ministry. We also support the mission of the church worldwide.

Meet: first Monday of the month. 6:30pm w/light meal -7:00pm mtg.

Item Drop Off Times in the Fellowship Hall

Sunday, April 26^th 9:00am-2:00pm
Tuesday, April 28^th 3:00pm - 7:00pm
Thursday, April 30^th 11:00am-3:00pm
Friday, May 1^st 3:00pm - 7:00pm

Please do not Donate -

Clothing (except baby clothes 4T and under)
Toiletries and Makeup
Weapons
Large Appliances

All Items must come priced. Pricing guide and labels will be in the Fellowship Hall.

Enjoy time with your church family while packaging diapers for babies in central North Carolina. Diapers are not covered by SNAP/Food Stamps. Support from the NC Diaper Bank helps families who might not be able to keep their children dry otherwise.  437 Dimmocks Mill Rd, Suite 1, Hillsborough, NC 27278

Registration Link - https://volunteer.nationaldiaperbanknetwork.org/registrations/SwWUhP9HdD/claim_spot

Youth (age 13 & up) are invited to help hide the Easter eggs at 9:30 a.m. 

Children and Youth are invited to come join our Easter Egg Hunt at 10 a.m. 

A hot dog lunch will be served following the hunt (hot dogs and buns provided, bring a side dish and dessert to share). 

(Empty eggs are available in the Education Wing Hallway for you to take and fill with wrapped treats and toys.) 

”Show Your Love” by contributing to a “Love Offering” for the Children’s Hope Alliance. Last year in North Carolina, 1,744 children and families received services through Children’s Hope Alliance. Much of their work is with foster children and foster families. When you give, you’re helping a child find a home where they can feel secure, cared for, and loved.

Begin the season of Lent with reflection.

“Show Your Love” by writing a special note or Valentine, to give to someone at church. You can express appreciation, caring, encouragement, or warm thoughts. Consider adding a sweet treats to give with your card.

“Show your Love” by welcoming our new transitional pastor, Carrie Tuttle and participating in a covered dish luncheon after the church service. Bring cans of soup or individually wrapped sweet treats and fruit that can be sent out with Meals on Wheels by OCIM.