Buy your spaghetti dinner tickets starting this Sunday, November 6 after each service and during the breakfast hour, find one of our awesome youth to purchase your ticket. *Cash or Check at time of ticket purchase. You can choose to dine in or have a to go box for pick up. Dine in will have beverage included. Jerae needs youth to help sell Spaghetti Dinner tickets after both services and during breakfast.
November 6 will be All Saints' Sunday, which is a Principal Feast of the church. It is also a First Sunday, which means our 10:30 service will feature an abbreviated Liturgy of the Word, including a children's sermon. Our children's choir will also sing. The First Sunday Sermon is designed especially for the purpose of encouraging parents to bring their children to church so that we can all worship together. We will have our regular Rite One services at 8:00 am at Holy Trinity and at 5:00 pm at St. Paul's.
THANK YOU- THANK YOU- THANK YOU to everyone who helped with the Holy
Trinity Bazaar and Artisan Market. What a special time for all of us who have
worked all year long on making things for this day! The companionship, friends
and good times shared all added up to a wonderful day at Holy Trinity. There are
so many people who worked together; the booth workers, the cooks, young
people who served, set up crew, publicity people, vendors, clean up helpers, and
treasurers, to help make this a success. Our sincere thanks to you all.
Carolyn Wheeler and Sally Morrell
Clemson Community Care will begin our annual Holiday Food Drive on November 7. We will be giving holiday food to our clients in November and December. We will be needing lots of turkeys! As in previous years, you may purchase turkeys at our local Ingles, Publix, and Food Lion stores and they will hold the turkeys for CCC and we will pick them up. Of course, you may also bring the turkeys to Clemson Community Care Mon-Thurs from 9 AM -Noon. We are also in need of the following food items: canned potatoes, vegetables, canned meats, tuna, salmon, 2 lb bags of sugar, 2 lb bags of flour, cereal, jelly, shelf stable milk, cooking oil, pasta sauce, and soup. Non-food items in short supply are shampoo, conditioner, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap or body wash, paper towels, laundry detergent and dish detergent. Especially during this time of year, we see a greater need for donations due to the many clients coming to us for holiday food for their families. We greatly appreciate your continuing support for Clemson Community Care!
Secret Santa Angels by December 9th Family Promise is housing two families in their program this Christmas, and Christmas is just around the corner. They have asked participating congregations to prayerfully consider helping them fulfill their two families’ Christmas wish lists this year. Would you be willing to help? Please look over the lists and call or email Leigh Kennemore, Family Promise Case Manager, to let her know which child or adult you would like to be Secret Santa for this Christmas. Click here to see the families’ Christmas lists. Leigh Kennemore can be reached at (864) 644-8828; the gifts need to be at Family Promise of Pickens County by Dec 9th. This date will give them time to complete any wrapping and also to make sure that they have each family member covered for Christmas. If you are unable to bring your gifts to Family Promise yourself, let Leigh know when you talk to her, and she will make arrangements to have them picked up. Family Promise of Pickens County truly appreciates your contributions. Without you, they couldn’t continue the life-giving work they do.
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