Tuesday, March 16, 2010

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Honduras Medical Mission

The Honduras Medical Mission team will be serving in Honduras during July 2010. The medical team is asking parishioners to continue to keep the team in their prayers.

Tentative Mission Team Members: Betty Blackmon (Chair Person), Larry Akey, Frances Levy, Glen Blackmon, Jim Doe, Sue Nyberg, William Roach, Sheila Roach, Shrivas Sampath, Sue Sampath, and Lina Naylor.

Rummage Sale
Friday and Saturday, May 7 and 8

The Honduras Medical Mission Team will be holding a Rummage Sale on Friday and Saturday, May 7 and 8 in Rivera Hall and parking lot at St. Paul's Church. They will be collecting donations in the hall on Thursday afternoon, May 6. Please remember them and save any sellable rummage to help raise funds to purchase medicines and supplies for the mission trip to Matazanales in July. Any questions may be addressed to the church office at 732-4821.

Food Barrel Ministry
St. Paul’s continues to gather food each and every week. Parishioners are encouraged to bring a few non perishable items and place them in the barrel at the Church entryway. All donated food and money is given to Visalia Emergency Aid, to help needy members of our community.

Sister Ursula's Kitchen
St. Paul’s Church continues its ministry to the poor by helping prepare and serve meals at the Good News Center on the 2^nd and 4^th Fridays of each month. And, of course, parishioners help clean up afterwards! Additional help is needed with this ministry, so anyone willing to be a part of it is asked to contact the church at 732-4821 or Don or Lousie Ford.

Anglican Relief and Development

URGENT - Please Donate to the Chile Relief Fund

8.8 magnitude earthquake strikes Chile. Your donations are needed!

A deadly 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck central Chile in the early morning hours of February 27, collapsing buildings, shattering major bridges and highways across a long swath of the country. The quake was centered roughly 200 miles southwest of the capital Santiago near the country’s second largest city of Concepcion where injured people were lying in the streets or on stretchers. Many roads were destroyed, making it difficult for medical care to arrive. Tsunami warnings were issued along the entire Pacific basin.

The Anglican Relief and Development Fund (ARDF) is assessing the situation and working with our partners to respond with assistance to the victims.

You can help Chile now. Please give generously. Click here for more information or to make a donation.