Providence
E-News
July 26, 2017
Time and location change: Welcome Dinner
for Pastor Mary
Sunday, August 6 

A welcome dinner for Pastor Mary and Jason will be held Sunday, August 6th at Mills River Park,  124 Town Center Drive
Mills River, at 5pm.  This is NOT a potluck. 
Salad, bread sticks, three types of lasagna (vegan, cheese and meat), drinks, and dessert will be provided.  
For information/directions to the park, click  here.
We need a head count ASAP so we know how much food to prepare, so  please RSVP to Davina at  info@providencecongregation.org .
Sunday, July 30
 
  Proclaimer: Michelle McClendon

Sermon: "A Kaleidoscopic Kingdom"

Scripture Links:  Matthew 13:31-33, 44-52

Deeper will meet after worship in the Fellowship Hall.
Tuesday, August 2

Free For All 
8:30am at Mike's on Main

Scripture Links: Isaiah 55:1-13  and
Wednesday, August 2
5:30pm

POTLUCK AND HYMN SING

Meet at the home of Suzanne and Hunter Hale, 322 Kilarney Street, near the church.

Bring a dish to share.

Homemade ice cream will be served again!
  PBC Family News 

Please pray for Linda Crisp who began chemotherapy Monday, July 24.
Please refrain from posting this on social media
at the request of Linda and Dean. 

Also remember in prayer Ardie Gallant's granddaughter Brianna who has been diagnosed with M.S. 

Theo Mackey is home and doing fairly well following surgery on his neck; however, Theo faces a long recovery. There are several ways our church family can help Theo through this time. If you are willing to lend a hand, please contact Ruth Garrison via cell (919) 218-6337.

Gail Coulter's knee surgery went well. She hopes to be home by the weekend.

A note from Joan Yarborough:
My journey with cancer (at age 82) has been long for me and John.
But, you were with us all the way...from Nov. 8 'til now!
Thank you, brothers and sisters, for the visits, meals, cards, calls, flowers, emails, and especially encouragement and prayers. And a big thanks to Lucy who took us to church whenever we (or John) could go.
You certainly lived up to "being church family"!
In loving gratitude,
Joan Yarborough