Ministries















       Women's Ministries:
What is a Prayer Shawl? Throughout the ages, shawls have come to symbolize shelter, peace and spiritual sustenance. Since the inception of the Prayer shawl Ministry in 1998, the members of this ecumenical organization have lovingly donated their time and talents by creating hand-knitted and crocheted shawls for those in need. What started as a grass-roots movement has quickly grown into an international cause, with countless numbers of shawls being given to grateful recipients around the globe.

The Ministry's message of caring is simple, universal and enduring. And we have seen time and again that the creation and presentation of a prayer shawl, like all acts of generosity, enriches the giver as well as the recipient.

If you knit, crochet or would like to learn, join our new Prayer Shawl Ministry in the Lighthouse classroom on Friday, 9-12 noon. For more information, call Joyce Reeves 922-0106.

Men's Ministries:
Prayer Breakfast and Bible Study
All men are invited to fellowship, prayer and Bible study. They meet each Friday morning at 7:30 for breakfast at the 19th Hole Restaurant. They will begin a new study on December 2 in the book of Genesis. Call Jim Carnell (922-2401) for more information.
Dorthie Murray is holding up a prayer shawl made by Ione Smith.		  
 
Visitors' Center:
A Visitor Center, located in the foyer, is provided every Sunday morning following the worship service. A volunteer is at the table to greet visitors and give them a packet containing a free gift and valuable information concerning the church.

Youth Activities:
Wednesday Evenings--Grades 6-12:
Drama Ministry, 5:30 p.m.--musical presentations and skits

6:15-7:15--Bible study, recreation, and service projects

"We welcome all youth regardless of church affiliation. Come and bring
your friends."
Children's Activities:
The Children's Program Mission is to provide a safe environment for all involved children, to give support to parents and to enhance spiritual growth.