Grace Press — April 2016

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Reaching Up - Reaching Out!
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Session Summary
Averill Walters and Elizabeth Duhan,
Co-Clerks of the Session
Your Grace Session met Sunday, March 20th in the Garden Room. Pastor John called the
meeting to order at 6:00 p.m. – opening the meeting with a word of prayer.
Eddie Houlihan, having volunteered to give the devotional this month, shared an uplifting message
about “encouragement.” Mark Twain wrote, “I can live for two months on a good compliment.”
Eddie provided several scripture references speaking to the Apostle Paul’s message of
encouragement and in turn, inspired us to be encouraging to others.
IN ATTENDANCE
Rev. John Roberts, Moderator
Elizabeth Duhan, Co-Clerk of the Session
Marianne Carlson, Treasurer
Ruling Elders
Class of 2016: Kresten Cook, Miroslava Mares-Sabala, Kathy Molpus, Nora Sai
Class of 2017: Walter Brothers, Bertha Ott, Debby Preiss, Jay Wise*
Class of 2018: Linda Fuiman, Angie Guzman*, Eddie Houlihan, Patty Mattocks*
(*Excused) (**Absent)
The following key items were presented and where necessary upon motion duly made and
seconded, the motion(s) carried:
1. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Marianne Carlson and Elizabeth Duhan
received “Voice” privileges.
2. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Stated Session Meeting Minutes of
Sunday, February 21, 2016, and the Clerk’s Report were approved and admitted to
record as presented.
3. Upon motion duly made and seconded, the Treasurer’s Report for the month of
February was approved and admitted to record as presented by Marianne Carlson.
4. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Session approved serving Communion
during Good Friday Service, March 25th.
5. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Session voted to give the wooden pulpit (that has
not been in use for a couple years) to Mission 911 where it will find a home in the chapel at
Mission 911.
6. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Session elected to reimburse employees and
volunteers for mileage based on the current rates set by the IRS.
7. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Session approved to use the excess funds of
$3,993.00, from 2015, to pay down Grace’s Building Fund loan and to put a line item in the
budget beginning in 2017, to pay back the remaining balance of the loan over the next three
years.
8. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Session voted to accept the Operation and
Finance Committee’s Purpose Statement as presented for inclusion in the Manual of
Operations.
9. Upon motion duly made and seconded, Session elected to: a) add Marianne Carlson and
Fred Christy as check signers on Grace’s Prosperity Bank account; and b) remove Averill
Walters and Jay Wise as check signers from the same account.
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Ruling Elder, Kathy Molpus, kindly offered to give the devotional at April’s Stated Session Meeting.
These are your Lay Leaders for the Traditional Service (9:01 a.m.) for the following month:
Sunday, April 3, 2016 – Elizabeth Duhan
Sunday, April 17, 2016 – Bertha Ott
Sunday, April 10, 2016 – Walter Brothers Sunday, April 24, 2016 – Debby Preiss
Pastor John kindly closed the Stated Session Meeting with prayer. The next Stated Session Meeting
will be held on Sunday, April 17, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. in the Garden Room.
BIBLE STUDY HERE AT GRACE!
Grace Presbyterian Men (GPM) will be sponsoring an
Evening Bible Study open to all adults. Our Partner, Jennifer
Bradford will be leading this study in the Grace Garden Room
from 7:00 PM until 8:00 PM each Monday, except the 1st
Monday of the Month (GPM Meeting).
All are welcome to join us for our bible study on
Exodus held on Tuesdays at 1:30 PM in the Grace
Garden Room.
Until I come, devote yourself to the public reading of
Scripture, to preaching and to teaching. 1 Timothy 4:13
Submit your prayer request!
OFFICE: 361-985-8585
EMAIL: [email protected]
Please know that you are a holy and precious Child of God and
that God is always with you.
Stay Connected with Grace!
www.facebook.com/gracepccc
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Get Re-Fueled at the Oasis Mid-Week Worship Service at
Grace. You'll love this Mid-Week boost every Wednesday
at 7:01 featuring praise, worship, and a message of hope
to empower your life!
Grace Church hosts a mid-week worship experience called
the Oasis. We invite you to come and be filled at the Oasis
of God’s love and Grace through praise, worship, and a
message of hope that will empower your life.
This is all done in a relaxed setting of our sanctuary. You
come at 6:30 with a potluck meal to share, break bread with
others, and join in worship at 7:01 or you can just come at
7:01 and join us for worship.
We desire to be a church that reflects and models the early church as mentioned in Acts 2:42
“They devoted themselves to the apostles teaching and to fellowship and to the breaking of bread
and prayer!” Worship on Wednesdays will help us accomplish this and empower your life.
Nursery care is provided each Wednesday.
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Outreach– Alex’s Dream
Alex, don’t limit yourself and don’t worry about what you are saying. I know you don’t have any
expectations I would just like to know some things about you and your children, fun things, and important
things, maybe dreams for your life. Just share…
These are her thoughts…
Things they like to eat:
Cheese pizza
cheeseburgers
Pepperoni pizza
French fries
Pasta
Probiotic yogurt (Greek God’s)
Things they like to do:
Go to aquarium
museums
theme parks
bubbles
computer (but don’t have one)
Park
beach
just playing outside
Walks
pool
water guns
zoo
nerf guns
Lexington
balloons
flag football
remote control cars
Things they like to watch:
SpongeBob
Minecraft
icarly
pretty much any animated
Disney/Pixar movie and alike
Pbs kids
teletubbies
good luck charlie
Netflix
Mr. Rodgers neighborhood
Top 2 things I wish they had…well definitely a father figure role model mentor would be great, but
realistically I wish they each had their own room, their own place of Zen, complete with bed books tv
computer eating area relaxation area that sort of thing. I wish they had a sensory play room…hmm you
would think I would know right off the bat because I’m always wishing for things, but oddly enough that’s
all I can think of right now .
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If I could spend an afternoon with them what would we be doing? Well considering we spend every
afternoon together, I would like if Ryan had a modified trike, and I had a bike, so that all three of us
to go riding together. I also wish Ryan had a specialized wheelchair so that he can endure long hours
at a zoo or theme park. With his recent surgery, due to his severe scoliosis, he doesn’t seem to be
able to withstand long periods of walking.
Yes I asked….
If I didn’t have to do…..
If I didn’t have to dust/sweep/mop/vacuum/laundry/clean blah blah blah every once in a while, I would
have more time and be less tired…geez idk actually if I didn’t have to do everything once in a while really lol
If I could afford it, I would love to remodel the house, so that the boys would have their own rooms. Paint or
put siding on the house. Maybe renovate the garage to be geez idk oh put insulation throughout the
house regardless just remodel the house I guess.
Outreach– Adam Car
We have been over there several times…
Whenever we accept an assignment it takes several visits to determine the needs and how to help the
family. It’s important that we as “a church” don’t simply decide what “we” are willing to do, but actually
“see” the needs of others and meet them.
That is exactly what happened on the third visit. Literally my right hand servant Adam Simington was with
me. He had just assembled several items to help Alex (mom) organize stuff and we were delivering them
to her.
When we left he said, “I took a picture of a flyer I saw on her table. The flyer was for a scouting event that
requires a car to be built. I am pretty sure her son Trystan would love to do this but I am sure mom
probably can’t. As an eagle scout it would be an honor to build it for him.” And that he did!
On his own, this young man Adam saw a need and responded. He had no idea what that car would mean
to this little boy and he had no idea what it would mean to mom. Adam had no idea of what was on her
list, he didn’t have to. God showed him a way to be a gift and he accepted without reservation.
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When I told Alex about what Adam wanted to do, she said “Catherine in all of his life I haven’t wanted
someone to reach out to him and help him in ways that focus on him. He is a wonderful unselfish little boy
and helps his brother so much. It just means the world to me that there really is someone like Adam who is
willing to help him.”
On Monday March 14th Adam delivered the car…but he delivered more than that…he delivered hope!
Be in prayer, take a risk, and respond without thinking. Trust that when God invites you to join him…HE
EQUIPTS YOU TO DO IT! Be like Adam. See…Do!
I am so thankful to Adam Simington and so many I get to serve with that have the eyes of Christ and His
hands and feet.
From the frontlines, Catherine
Kid’s Place at Grace
March was a busy month here at Kids Place! Our month was started by celebrating Dr. Seuss’s
birthday. We made Cat in the Hat hats and read all kinds of books by Dr. Seuss. We also started
Karate on Tuesday mornings and Tippi Toes, which is a dance class, on Thursday mornings. We
look forward to continuing these classes throughout the rest of the school year.
St. Patrick’s Day was celebrated with lots of green and pizza parties in our classrooms! We
learned all about weather at the beginning of the month and learned all about Easter at the end of
the month! We celebrated everything we learned with an Easter Egg hunt!
We are looking forward to April when we will be learning about our different senses and about
Earth Day!
Lauren Celander,
Director
Grace’s Kingdom Kidz Ministry (GKKM), led by Jennifer
Bradford, welcomes children ages 5 years through 5th grade to
create community friendships and to engage in learning about
God in a fun way.
GKKM meet twice a month on Sunday right after church for
about an hour an a half. Parents are free to go have a nice
lunch and return to pick up their child/children at 2:00 PM +/-.
GKKM will include a meal. If any adults are willing to
volunteer to provide a child friendly meal, it would really be
appreciated and you can contact Jennifer at 361-271-7575.
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Grace Youth Buzz
Sunday, February 28th the Grace Youth came together to tackle a God-sized project. The group
worked all day to help a woman out of a “hole” she found herself in. Because of the dedication of
the group we were able to take a space that was nearly unlivable and turn it back into her home.
The project not only restored her home, but it also restored her hope.
Sunday, March 6th the youth worked at the church to help organize the youth room. We helped
fill a dumpster and prepared for this upcoming year’s rummage sale.
On Palm Sunday the group helped with the church-wide Easter egg hunt. We painted the
children’s faces and hid lots of eggs. I am not sure who had a better time, the kids or the youth!
Upcoming Events
Sunday, April 3rd - No youth event
Sunday, April 10th - Welcome Home Project
Sunday, April 17th - Miniature Golf of the Island
Sunday, April 24th - Barnyard Sanctuary
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Children’s
Sunday School
Volunteers
Wanted and
Needed!
Available for children ages 4 through 6th grade, after
Children's Moments at the
11:01 AM Contemporary Service
Grace Yard
Work is held the
1st Saturday of
the each month
Drive Thru Prayer Ministry
10:00 AM– 12:00 PM
Every Tuesday from 5:00 to 6:30 PM
Missed A
Sermon…
Or just
want to
hear it
again?
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John’s Sermon by going to
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going to receive a blessing of prayer.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
TEACHERS NEEDED!
Commitment is an average of once a month.
Curriculum is provided and you have the flexibility to
add your own as well.
See Pastor John or Sheila (361-658-9898) for more
details or come sit in on a class.
Church Calendar to view weekly & monthly events for
Grace Presbyterian Church please go to:
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Let's
Gear up for an adventure!
Ground kids in the rock-solid foundation of God's
love, a love that takes us through life's dark times.
Mark your calendars!
Cave Quest VBS is coming June 20th-June 24th
Stay informed and see how you can help by going
to our Facebook page!
Heidi Martinez VBS Director
361-985-8585 | [email protected]
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Interesting posters have been showing up in my email box. They are from the National Presbyterian
Women Coordinating Team. They are working to readjust stereotypes of “church ladies”. Hey, we
started doing that years ago here at Grace!!
One poster alludes to church ladies – aren’t they the ones who wear comfortable shoes? They
evidently translate that to mean “old ladies shoes.” They have not seen the shoes worn by the
Women of Grace!!!!! We wear all kinds, sizes and designs, depending on what we are doing at the
time. There is even one who frequently kicks off her shoes to finish tasks in her stocking feet. She
can move faster without shoes!
Another poster shows a plate of cupcakes – don’t those “church ladies” gather in the kitchen a lot?
You bet we do, for many projects, meals, receptions. Many times we are working with Grace Men
as well, to serve the Grace Family and the community in a myriad of ways.
Presbyterian Women of Grace are not just a bunch of little old ladies in orthopedic shoes, baking in
our own kitchens or the church kitchen. Our Presbyterian Women of Grace gather in peace, love,
joy, happiness, sadness, relief and prayer, surrounding each other with hugs while working on so
many things. All Women of Grace are warmly welcomed to join us!!!
One of our tasks we consider our highest privilege and honor includes all that we do for a funeral/
memorial service and reception to follow. So many ladies help by baking the cookies and bars,
making the sandwiches in the church kitchen, providing more cookies, the chips and the fruit.
All of the glassware is brought out with care, silver is polished, candles and napkins are prepared.
The famous Presbyterian Punch is thawed and prepared in the big punch bowl. Coffee is made and
real cream is in the cream pitcher! It is such a special caring and loving time when family and
friends gather for a funeral/memorial service and reception to follow.
Our most recent gathering was for our much loved Rev. Charlie Galbraith and all of his family,
extended family, church family, peers and community family. We sincerely thank all who helped in
any way. I started a list for hand written thank you notes. When my list exceeded 50, I just could
not write that many in a timely manner, as my Mama taught me to do. Thank you all!!!!!!!!!!
It truly was a reunion with deep love and compassion for Charlie, Fran, all of their children and
grandchildren, former members, adult “kids” of our senior members. All came home to say farewell
to Charlie.
There is much that should take place before such a time as I’ve written about above. Back to that
poster thing. Our Elizabeth Circle meets the 2nd Tuesday, 9:30 A.M. in the Worship Center. The
next one is April 12th!!!! This group is not made up of a bunch of grumbling old ladies. Far From
It!!!! Pastor John leads us in a Bible Study portion but we also catch up on all the needs of our
Grace Family. This is the good church gossip – if you do not know what that is, you have missed
some sermons!
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We discern where we fit into helping, have reports on all our projects (the number of these have
grown incredibly the last few years!!!), discuss new/more projects and where we all fit into helping
with them.
Many discussions take place too. Our Elizabeth Circle Chairlady, Suzy Murray, mentioned one day
that given some of our discussions and her own organized mind – she always has a plan - which
she has written into a journal. It contains all of her plans for her obituary, Memorial Service and
every other detail her family needs to know about her decisions.
Our previous Pastor had a form he hoped all of us would complete and file at the church. It was a
way to plan our own service – exactly as we wish it will be. It was instantly found on the church
computer and copies were handed out to all the ladies before the discussion ended. Averill is
soooooo efficient!!!!
Pastor John has mentioned several times about a project for everyone – write your own obituary –
now. Of course this is a way to take inventory of our lives, before it is too late. We can change –
before we pass from this world. We cannot procrastinate on this however, we never know when
God will say – it is your time to join me, now!
This is all good, wonderful, helpful, necessary and makes life so much easier for those we leave
behind. But there are other certain things we sincerely need to think about, plan, decide and
document legally before we get any closer to the time of our own Memorial Service.
We all need to talk openly, honestly, sincerely, lovingly - just how we want medical care to be done
with a terminal or catastrophic diagnosis. Truthfully, this needs to be done long before there is a
diagnosis and while the mind is in the best stage it can be. This is the time to define quality of life
issues.
This “the talk” means talking with our parents, siblings and older children. It is shunned even more
than “the talk” parents dread to approach with their children. Note to parents – you need to be
doing this “the talk” at a much younger age than your parents sort of said a few things to you!!!!!!!
There is nothing morbid or nosey about asking about insurance. Do you have a code book of all
accounts and passwords? That’s a new one now that so much of our life is hidden in the computer
or phone. It is perfectly ok to find out which doctors are caring for your loved one, what medications
and their dosage etc. etc. they are on.
Do you carry a current and complete list of your meds in your wallet right now? You see, you may
be unconscious and it makes a world of difference in that frantic ER if someone has all of that
information for you. I’ve frequently said I don’t do tattoos but it may be a good thing to have a lovely
“DNR” imprinted on my chest. That stands for Do Not Resuscitate. Being a nurse, I’ve seen a whole
lot in health care and I do not want to be hooked up to tubes all over me to add a week or so to
God’s time. When God says its time, I’m ready.
There is so much information on-line now. Good medical information – that will clearly spell out
what many end of life treatments are, how they work, what they do or do not accomplish. I have no
financial interest in Mayo Clinic.org but it is a great legitimate place to start your search on all things
medical. Now is the time to decide what, how, when, how long do I want such procedures done to
me.
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When do I say, ok God, I am on YOUR time, not my time. Once you are hooked up with all those
tubes, it is not easy to have a change of mind.
Yes, it is a difficult subject for many but we all need to come to grips with our own thoughts first and
then have “the talk” with our family. And - - - these decisions need to be documented to meet state
standards. That means – they will hold up in court. Your doctor needs a copy, your power of
attorney needs a copy, your medical power of attorney needs a copy, your family needs to know
your wishes and have copies of everything too.
When the time comes, your copy needs to be taped to the headboard of the bed you are in. If you
change beds, that copy needs to move with you. Just having this information in the chart or in
someone’s pocket doesn’t cut it.
Ok – this may have sounded like a pretty dreary and grim topic for Grace Press. In reality, doing all
this will be the best gift you can give your family and yourself. I’m guessing, but I am pretty sure
Pastor John would be most happy to talk with you about planning this part of your future.
Here is a link where you can go to fill out and print your Health Care Directive (Living Will) and a
Medical Power of Attorney.
Hold CTRL & click > Living Will Forms | Free Health Care Directive Template (US) | LawDepot
The Medical Power of Attorney is not the same as a legal Power of Attorney but it would make
sense if you chose the same person for both.
Who knows, this could lead to a desire to have a program at the church – open to all, to find out
more. If you think this would be helpful, please email Presbyterian Women at [email protected]
Saturday, April 23rd is the Troop 232 Scouting for Karz - Car Show on the church grounds. PW and
GPM will be the only food purveyors on the grounds and of course we need help – men and women
– to prep, cook, bake, package, serve and always – clean up better than we found it!
The Troop requested PW bring out the jewelry (aka Stones) to sell that day. We will. So, we need
help with set up Friday the 22nd, work the sale and clean up the 23rd. This is a totally new venture
for all of us. Troop 232 is advertising this show big time, telling the world that their sponsor (home
base) is Grace Presbyterian Church. What a time to work the project and promote Grace
Presbyterian and what it means to be a child of God in the Grace Family. Please email us the times
when you can help. [email protected].
Remember – Elizabeth Circle Tuesday, April 12th, 9:30 A.M., Sanctuary - Car Show prep Friday,
April 22nd – Car Show and Sale the 23rd. Hope you all come join the fun and excitement!
Remember to email us when you can help/work.
Thanks and hugs,
Margie Schroeder and all the GPW
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Grace Presbyterian Men
LORD, WE ARE ALL SINNERS AND DO NOT DESERVE YOUR GRACE. ALLOW THE HOLY SPIRIT TO
GUIDE THE GRACE PRESBYTERIAN MEN TO BECOME MORE CHRIST- CENTERED AND OPEN OUR
HEARTS AND MINDS IN GLORY TO YOU. . .
Below is a list of projects that we as a group have committed to serve. I also want to ask for each man at
Grace to commit to each other. We talked about different projects during our February meeting. But I think
the most important project or need we have is to start reaching out to each other and share our Love of Christ
thru Fellowship.
We need to band together by serving others but we also need to share our thoughts, ideas and beliefs with
each other. Have you talked to another Man at Grace and invited him to share a part of your Life? It is time.
The first step could be to serve or attend one of the events below:
Sunday, April 3 - Pass out bags after each service for filling with supplies for the Wenholtz House.
Week of April 4 -10th - Fill the bag with non-perishable food and supplies for Wenholtz House and return them
to Grace.
Monday, April 4th - 6:30 PM - GPM Meeting at Nolan's Restaurant at Staples and Yorktown. All Elders and all
men are welcome to share in a meal, bring a friend.
Tuesday, April 12th - Deliver bags to Wenholtz House (Call Fred or Buzz if you would like to help deliver
bags)
Friday & Saturday, April 22 and 23rd - Setup for Scouting 4 Karz - Car Show and serve food for the event.
Scout Troop 232 is holdining the first Corpus Christi Car Show at Grace.
Details will be shared at the GPM meeting & also Scouts will host Car Show planning meeting Sunday, April
3rd at 2:00 p.m. in the Scout Room behind the church. All interested in helping GPM, GPW, or the Scouts
please attend.
Sunday, April 24th – GPM Spring Fund Raiser – We will be serving Smoked Pork, Beans and Rice to the
Congergation @ $10.00 a plate after the first service until 2:00 PM.
As you can see we will have a busy April. Please consider giving your time, ideas, muscle and support to
make these upcoming events a success.
The Grace Men are still here and looking forward to growth in Fellowship and serving others. We are looking
for new members and fresh ideas. You can find us on Facebook, search GPM Corpus Christi, or email me at
[email protected] to sign up.
Thru Christ all things are possible.
Fred Christy
361-462-4664
[email protected]
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Special Word to All,
By taking just a few extra moments of your time, you can make our Renee Robert’s school class the
happiest class at Mireles Elementary School.
Every time you open a packaged product such as food, plastic products (including the big bags of
plates and bowls that we use at the church!), some “undies” and socks, school supplies, office
supplies – look for that rectangle that says BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION. Clip it out, cut it off,
whatever you have to do, to save it.
Bring all of those BOX TOP FOR EDUCATION pieces to church and place them in our basket on the
information table by the Narthex entrance door. Yes, some are very tiny so you have to look for
them. They are very valuable!
The school redeems them for equipment. It is a win-win – you are eating or using or wearing the
stuff anyway – Renee’s class could win the school competition.
Presbyterian Women have been collecting for a long time. Recently we gave Renee a stuffed, really
stuffed, quart bag of these little pieces. Her class is so excited – and will be even more so if they
win the competition. Let’s make it happen!!!!!
This is a form of recycling so while you are in the saving mood – please remember to save all of
your aluminum cans. Please rinse them out to deter an ant invasion and then, if you are able,
please smash the cans and bag them up. If you can’t smash them, we have a few who will release
aggression on them real quick! Please bring them to church. We will soon have our quarterly run to
the recycle company. All of that money goes to PW general operations so we can budget more
donations.
If you happen to have a large amount of metals that can be recycled, please let us know. We even
take old aluminum window frames. If you have a question about what we can take, please call
Roger Schroeder at 994-1327. Roger, Sandy Jerabek, Rick Gonzales and Fred Christy are our
faithful transporters.
This keeps the aluminum out of the landfill, it is reused to make more items far more efficiently than
using new material and we get money to help others. Can’t beat that!!!
Oh – one more thing. We used to collect Campbell Soup labels. We received word from the
company, that program has been discontinued. Guessing they just could not compete with the ever
expanding BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION.
Thanks for your help on these projects.
Margie Schroeder,
PW Moderator
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Saturday, April 23rd is the Troop 232 Scouting 4 Karz - Car Show on the church grounds. PW and GPM
will be the only food purveyors on the grounds and of course we need help – men and women – to prep,
cook, bake, package, serve and always – clean up better than we found it!
The Troop requested PW bring out the jewelry (aka Stones) to sell that day. We will. So, we need help
with set up Friday the 22nd, work the sale and clean up the 23rd.
This is a totally new venture for all of us. Troop 232 is advertising this show big time, telling the world that
their sponsor (home base) is Grace Presbyterian Church. What a time to work the project and promote
Grace Presbyterian and what it means to be a child of God in the Grace Family. Please email us the times
when you can help. [email protected].
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