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Photos from the 2006 Mission Outreach Sunday Service

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WCPC MISSION OUTREACH

Share and Care

I was hungry and you gave me food...naked and you gave me clothing.

—Matthew 25:35,36

Everyone is encouraged to bring food and personal care items to the table in the narthex. Want to deliver these much-needed items to Woodlands Interfaith?

Advocate:

Nick Fleischmann

Interfaith of The Woodlands

Web Site

Every 4th Saturday, we staff Interfaith’s Hand Me Up Resale Shop from 10:00am to Noon.  Additional workers are always needed.

Advocate:

Lea Whitney, 281-292-3691

Interfaith of The Woodlands

Web Site

People are always needed to work with this team to provide practical, in-home support for people with AIDS, Alzheimer’s and other progressive, isolating illnesses. This program is in cooperation with Interfaith CarePartners.

Advocate: 

Virginia Breaux

Interfaith CarePartners

Web Page

Every first Sunday of the month, we purchase salad ingredients and take them to Loaves & Fishes in Houston. We stay to help serve the homeless folks who depend on this good meal.

Advocate:

Phil Blackburn

Loaves & Fishes

Web Site

A happy team completes yard work

at the Community Clinic.

Every January, we hold a one-day mission blitz! Mark your calendars for January 27, 2007.
 

Advocates:

Jacque Somers

Gloria Hinojosa

Ginger works the assembly line.

Every spring we spend a day making Peanut Butter. Watch the Life of the Church (weekly newsletter in the worship bulletin) for details.

Advocate:

Carol Palmquist

Houston Food Bank

Web Site

One Great Hour of Sharing
On Easter Sunday we contribute to OGHS, which goes to Self-Development of People, Presbyterian Hunger Program, and Presbyterian Disaster Assistance.

One Great Hour of Sharing PC(USA) Web Site

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance
When a natural or man-made disaster especially touches our hearts we hold an offering to support the recovery.

Presbyterian Disaster Assistance Web Site

The Houston International Seafarer Center

hands out Bibles in 40 different languages.

Every Christmas season a Chaplain from the Port of Houston International Seafarer Center personally presents a gift to every seafarer who arrives in the port. This gift, lovingly packed in a shoe box and decorated with festive wrapping paper, is provided by someone in the Houston area. You can provide a Christmas Box. Watch the Life of the Church and Newsletter in October for details.

Everyone at WCPC has an opportunity to contribute a gift for the Adopt-a-Family program of Interfaith of The Woodlands.  Watch for details in the Life of the Church and the Newsletter.