Most people think of Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services as the agency that cares for children whose families can't care for them anymore. But a huge part of our mission is helping families in crisis stay together. We do this at no cost to the families, regardless of their circumstance. The families we serve face enormous threats to their unity: the death of a parent, divorce, illness, homelessness, violence and substance abuse.

We help:

· Families in need of emotional support

· Single parents who feel overwhelmed

· Grandparents raising grandchildren

· Families struggling with a child's difficult behavior

· Parents who are at the end of their rope and not sure where to turn

Our masters-level degree specialists have served more than 10,000 families over the past ten years. Their proven approach, as well as their compassion and patience, has saved many families from breaking apart. First, specialists make sure the children are safe. Then they help families create goals to work toward and support them when they need it, for as long as they need it.

Your contribution to the Father's Day Offering helps support the Child and Family program of Presbyterian Children's Homes and Services. The offering will be received on June 20.

Memorial service for Dick McCracken will be held at Parkway Presbyterian Church on Thursday, June 10 at 3:30 with a reception to follow. 

Fellowship Hall Update

Collecting and donating pop tabs is an easy way for people of all ages to support the House!

Why Collect Pop Tabs?

The donated pop tabs are recycled for cash that is used to maintain the House and also help our families with lodging. Since 2000 the community has collected over 158 tons of tabs which translate into more than 3,569 room nights for families at the Ronald McDonald House!

It's a simple way to introduce community giving to young children.

Recycling pop tabs is beneficial to the environment.

It's a great way to become an ambassador for the Ronald McDonald House.

For more information, click here. 

Parkway Ringers plan to continue to meet on Wednesday nights through June at 7:00 in the sanctuary.  If you would like to try out handbells this would be a fun time to join us - nothing too hard.   Call Joyce Wilcox at 361-779-9665 for more information.  

We are posting the Online Order of Worship on Facebook, as well as emailing it via Constant Contact.  It is posted on Fridays,  Saturdays (around 6:00 am) and Sundays (at 10:00 am.)