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The Pollinator Garden project is starting to bloom! The Creation Care Ministry invites you to support this initiative by adopting a plant
(or a few or many!). Pictures of potential native plants are displayed on the poster located in the Narthex. The cost of these plants ranges from $10 to $25 each. Contributions can be made online through our giving app, under the Creation Care Ministry account. Additionally, cash and checks are accepted; please place them in an envelope and label it for Creation Care.
Contact Rhonda Cunningham (church) or Lauren Campos (school) for questions or information.
On May 29, Christians celebrate Jesus’ Ascension into heaven as a pivotal moment in the Christian faith. Occurring 40 days after Easter, the Ascension marks Christ’s return to God the Father, completing His earthly ministry. We view this event as a sign of Jesus’ divine nature and a promise of His continual presence through the Holy Spirit. It affirms hope in eternal life and encourages faithful witness in the world, honoring Christ as Lord of all creation.
Thank you to everyone who contributed to the total of $29,500 for the 2025 Chain of Love!
We will resume the normal Wisdom Wednesday activities on May 28.
Messy Church is this Sunday, May 11, in the Parish Hall.
The theme is “Mother’s Day.”
One of the stations during this service is Making Mother’s Day Cards!
A reminder that it will occur simultaneously with our regular 10 AM liturgy, so you will have TWO opportunities to worship!
Regardless of which liturgy you attend – Messy Church or traditional worship in Sanctuary, we will share fellowship with each other.
If you prefer “Dressy Church,” you will have an opportunity to make cards after the service during Community Café.
Everyone is invited to make a Mother’s Day card or a Birthday card with the St. George Card Ministry. Everything you need will be provided. Card making is simple and easy to learn. Anyone can do it!
Card making will be one of the fun activities that will be part of our Messy Church morning. Those who attend “Dressy” Church in the Sanctuary will have an opportunity to make a card during Community Café.
Over time the St. George Card Ministry, which meets every third Saturday at 10 am, has created many extra cards designed by members. These cards will be for sale that you can use with your family and friends.
Please come and join the fun with us this Sunday!
Here are suggestions to help with mental health.
The Church offices will be closed this Friday for the Battle of Flowers Parade.