Welcome To TPC!
It is our purpose at TPC Preschool to provide a quality program for 3 and 4 year olds that stimulates their growth and development.
During the year TPC and BC have dozens of meals, bible studies, circle meetings, and many other activities to build relationships among both our church members and the community.
Through Adult, Youth, Child, and Music ministries we strive to give every age, and every member of our congregation the best opportunity to grow in their spiritual life.
From The Pastor
July 2, 2020, Thursday of the Thirteenth Week of Ordinary Time
Scripture: Matthew 9:1-8
And after getting into a boat he crossed the water and came to his own town.
And just then some people were carrying a paralyzed man lying on a bed. When Jesus saw their faith, he said to the paralytic, ‘Take heart, son; your sins are forgiven.’ Then some of the scribes said to themselves, ‘This man is blaspheming.’ But Jesus, perceiving their thoughts, said, ‘Why do you think evil in your hearts? For which is easier, to say, “Your sins are forgiven”, or to say, “Stand up and walk”? But so that you may know that the Son of Man has authority on earth to forgive sins’—he then said to the paralytic—‘Stand up, take your bed and go to your home.’ And he stood up and went to his home. When the crowds saw it, they were filled with awe, and they glorified God, who had given such authority to human beings.
The Word of the Lord. Thanks be to God.
“Take heart, son; your sins are forgiven.”
This event, telescoped as it is in a rather breathless style, leaves me stunned at the raw human interchange between the quick judgments of the scribes and Jesus’ rapid response. He works this cure to prove his authority to forgive sin on earth.
Jesus is moved with compassion for this paralyzed man and ready to lead him to a new life with his healing. But the Lord is sidetracked by the rash judgment of the scribes. How disappointed Jesus must have been to be interrupted by such thoughts, which attack his mission at its foundation. The people, and this unfortunate paralyzed man, need to be reassured that the kingdom of God has come even for them.
As I meditate on this Gospel, I see how intent Jesus is on fulfilling his mission to bring the Good News of forgiveness, healing, and new life! He offers this to every one of us, not just to the religious elite. The hope for healing will need only faith to keep it alive, not wealth, social position, or learning.
Forgiveness is what Jesus always does first. For most of us it is the most difficult of Jesus’ teachings to follow, and the hallmark of every person’s faith. Jesus’ words to this paralytic are meant for me, too. Strengthened by his grace, I want to go one step further and forgive others with his same openness and compassion.
Lord, you show all your forgiveness and love. I place my hand in yours, taking heart from your grace and forgiveness, so that I in turn may practice forgiveness. Lead me home. Lead me home.
“Take heart . . .”


Nestled at the foothills of the Adirondacks, the surrounding community of Pine Knolls is a beautiful place to live. But within our own neighborhoods, there’s work to be done. We partner with these local organizations to better meet the physical and spiritual needs of those right here in our backyard.
Kyle has been working for Young Life since 2009 in roles at Saranac Village Young Life Camp before joining field staff in Southern ADK in 2012. Kyle is married to Erin and they are both thrilled to be raising their two kids, Lucy and Peter, in the Southern Adirondacks.
SUNY ADK - Kyle Esposito
Pine Knolls Food Pantry is located on site at The Potter’s House, and is open every Saturday from 9-10:30am. Through a partnership with the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York, our food pantry provides food to over 200 families in the community every week of the year. It is our hope to meet both the physical and spiritual needs of our community with the love of Christ. There is no cost or membership requirement to receive assistance.
For more information about our food pantry, please contact Dick Harrington or our church office 518.793.7101
The Open Door exists to serve people at their point of need, cultivating personal growth and community sustainability. Located in Glens Falls, NY, the Open Door Mission serves more than 1,600 hot meals a month, houses an 8-bed men’s homeless shelter, and a CodeBlue Shelter. In addition, the Mission provides guests with encouragement for daily living, case management, counseling, connections to community resources, medical screenings, substance abuse recovery programs and counseling, training classes, budgeting, life and job skills, transportation, and advocacy. The Open Door also hosts an emergency food pantry to serve those in need in the community.


Hope United Methodist Church
Sunday, March 09, 2014
Ministries and Small Groups
Small Group and Ministries of Hope UMC
We all want a place where we feel we can belong, a place where "everybody knows your name," and that happens best in a small group no matter how big or small the church. Here at HOPE we believe that you can find a place like that. Here are some of the opportunities that you might find at HOPE and we are starting new groups and ministries from time to time. For the latest information, send us an e-mail (firstname.lastname@example.org) or call the office between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm at 294-1824.
Sunday mornings: Adult Sunday School. Each Sunday from 10:00 am to 10:45 am, adults meet in the Academy del Sol building. Studies vary and you are always welcome to join.
Sunday mornings: Children's Sunday School. Each Sunday from 10:00 am to 10:45 am, the children and tweens meet for Sunday School in the Academy del Sol building.
Sunday mornings: 10:10 am. Choir practice of anthems to be sung at Sunday services. Please join us in raising your voice to praise God. You do not have to know how to read music; we will teach you! Just join us in fellowship. Everyone is welcome!
Wednesday evenings: 5:00 pm. Potluck
Wednesday evenings: 6:00 pm. Worship Service (with Holy Communion)
Wednesday evenings: 7:00 pm. Bible Study


The other day on FaceBook I watched a video of a funny little herd of kids (baby goats not to be confused with human children…LOL). Delighted I watched as they bounced across the ground stiff legged, twisting and turning as they went. My heart swelled with the sudden understanding that the “kids” were filled with the joy of simply being alive on a beautiful spring day.
The master of the flock was a young man. The “kids” would pile up around him so he could reach down and pick each one up and give them a hug. Then they would run off for the day and several others would vie for his attention until each one got a hug. Isn’t that what our relationship with God should be? Every day our hearts should be filled with joy to wake up alive in the morning and receive our daily hug from God. May God bless your day!


Coming Soon: Anglo Catholic Hui 2023
7th-9th September, Kirikiriroa Hamilton, Aotearoa New Zealand
Beginning with an opening Mass at Saint Peters Cathedral on the evening of the 7th, and concluding on Saturday the 9th at midday. Further details will be released in the coming months, but we look forward to welcoming you all to Waikato.
E Hata Maria, e te Matua Wahine o te Atua
Inoi koe mo matou, mo te hunga hara
aianei, a, a te haora o to matou matenga rawa.
Anglo Catholic Hui 2021
The third Anglo-Catholic Hui occurred on August 12–14, at St Michael and All Angels, Ōtautahi Christchurch.
The Hui is for anyone (young or old, lay or ordained) interested in the ministry and mission of the church from an Anglican Catholic perspective.
Laypeople, deacons, priests, and bishops gathered in Ōtautahi Christchurch to worship, socialise, encourage each other, learn from each other, challenge each other, and have a great time together.
We looked to the future and discuss how we can best use the riches of the catholic tradition to proclaim the Gospel in our context.
The theme was ‘Food for the Journey’, and focused on the resources of the catholic tradition of Anglicanism as a positive force for the Gospel and as a model for effective mission in Aotearoa New Zealand and Polynesia today.
I am the living bread that came down from heaven. Whoever eats of this bread will live forever; and the bread that I will give for the life of the world is my flesh.John 6:51
The Hui was built around a daily Mass, (opening Mass at 6.00pm Thursday, August 12, closing Mass at 12.30pm Saturday, August 14) and four presentations by our keynote speaker, Fr Richard Peers, Sub-dean of Christ Church, Oxford, UK.
Please look out for information about the next Hui, currently planned for 2023.


The Holy Family
This oil painting of the Holy Family of Nazareth is not merely a piece of art; it’s a portal to a sacred moment frozen in time. Its strokes and colors, meticulously chosen, dance together to echo the deep resonance of faith, unity, and love. The image of this tender scene of union between the Child Jesus, the Virgin Mary and St. Joseph is finely captured on canvas by the expert hands of our artist. The oil painting is made with an original artistic technique, using the best materials in a totally handmade creation process. Display it prominently in your home, and let the spiritual harmony it exudes become a focal point for contemplation and reflection. As you stand before this masterpiece, let the harmonious composition remind you that the Holy Family’s love transcends eras and cultures, touching your heart with an enduring connection to a higher purpose.
The Holy Family
Embracing the Divine Love: The Holy Family of Nazareth
In the heart of history, a humble family emerged that would forever alter the course of humanity: the Holy Family of Nazareth. With Joseph, Mary, and Jesus as its pillars, this family became a beacon of love, faith, and unity, resonating across cultures and generations.
The Holy Family of Nazareth isn’t just a story; it’s an invitation—an invitation to rekindle the flame of familial love, faith, and unity. Let us draw inspiration from Joseph’s strength, Mary’s tenderness, and Jesus’ unwavering purpose. Let their example guide us toward being better parents, children, siblings, and partners. Let their story remind us that in the embrace of love, miracles can unfold, and ordinary moments can become extraordinary testimonies.
About this painting …
This piece of catholic art is made with deep devotion to the Holy Family of Nazareth . The oil painting is the work of our experienced artist Mr. Teofilo Espirilla, ensuring its unique character and exceptional quality.
With its timeless elegance and impeccable artistry, this oil painting of the Holy Family of Nazareth is a truly remarkable masterpiece that makes a perfect addition to any art collection or a thoughtful gift for those seeking divine inspiration.
You can buy this painting alone or complement it with a beautiful handmade frame. You can also request a custom size, just contact us at our email and we will be happy to work with you.
|34 × 29 × 4 in
Floral Gold Frame, Flaked Gold Frame
|Set of paintings
|Set of 2
|Set of 3
|Set of 4 and up


Luke 18:1 says, “And he spake a parable unto them to this end, that men ought always to pray, and not to faint;”. If we really want to stand strong in these last days and not faint we must pray. There are so many things that are competing for our attention that if prayer is not a focus it will become a memory.
2 Thessalonians 2:3-4 (AMP) says, “Let no one deceive or beguile you in any way, for that day will not come except the apostasy comes first [unless the predicted great falling away of those who have professed to be Christians has come], and the man of lawlessness (sin) is revealed, who is the son of doom (of perdition),Who opposes and exalts himself so proudly and insolently against and over all that is called God or that is worshiped, [even to his actually] taking his seat in the temple of God, proclaiming that he himself is God.”
So before Jesus returns, there will be a “great falling away”. If we want to continue to stand against the forces that will continue to challenge our stance in God we must have consistent contact with God through pray.
We Pray because…
…we need God’s help to stand against all things that challenge our faith.
…we want to have constant contact with God.
…we need the Holy Spirit’s insight and assistance with the things we don’t know.
…we want to keep ourselves built up in the Spirit so that we are equipped to stand against the tricks of the enemy.
…the Bible tells us to.
…we are children of the most High God.
…we Love God.
If you agree with why we pray, pray with us.
Join A Prayer Call Now!


There can be no worship services just now, but our prayers for one another and our community are vital. Today is designated a day of prayer for the nation and the world in the face of the Coronavirus pandemic. As we pray we are invited to renew our dependence on God and to light a candle on Sunday at 7 p.m. as a visible symbol of the light of life, Jesus Christ, our source and hope in prayer.
- Don’t forget that the Foodbank may be harder hit in these difficult times, but people will still need it: tinned and packeted items are requested and can be handed in to the Blythswood shop.
- There will be a link to a service on Sunday on the home page.
- Do contact Catherine with joys and concerns, needs and offers of help
- The minister's sermons 'The woman with the oil, not counting the cost' can be found here and 'Bartimaeus , doing the day job', here.


Brad Brede Ministries
Bringing Revival to Churches in America!
Brad Brede Ministries was founded after twenty years of pastoral ministry. It is a teaching ministry with powerful manifestations of the Spirit.
Brad has faithfully served as a Director of an International Ministerial Association since 1988. He travels extensively encouraging and equipping pastors, and strengthening churches. He has a strong desire to bring revival to churches in North America.
Rev. Brad Brede holds ordination credentials with the Association of Faith Churches and Ministers and the Rhema Ministerial Association. He and his wife, Patty, share the responsibilities of the ministry working together to promote the plans and purposes of God.
Brad’s forty years of ministry experience, his simplicity in teaching the Word of God, and fervent desire to help people experience the true outpouring of God’s Spirit combine to make a powerful minister of the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ. People are healed, filled with the Spirit, delivered, and equipped for service as the Word of God is taught and the power of the Lord is present to heal.


Centro de Estudios Interdisciplinarios en Edith Stein
The Centro de Estudios Interdisciplinarios en Edith Stein [Center for Interdisciplinary Studies Edith Stein], based at the Theology Faculty of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile, organizes a symposium every year studying the life and thought of Edith Stein (Teresa Benedicta de la Cross). From its foundation its members have made a continuous reading of the main works of this philosopher. This year the theme "Ethics and Philosophy of Being" is born from the study of the text, "Potenz und Akt" which attempts to establish a dialogue between faith and reason and, more specifically, between the thought of St. Thomas and Edmund Husserl. For this reason, the renowned specialist Mariano Crespo Sesmero of the University of Navarra and Pbro has been invited. Carlos Alejandro Bertolini of the Universidad Católica Argentina.


Profile and Mission Statement
YSC Technologies is a privately held U.S. corporation established
since 1998 specializing in high resolution digital video inspection
and measurement systems serving SMT, micro electronics, semiconductor
and medical device manufacturing industries with wide customers
base in best local and international companies.
Our Mission Statement is "Serving God by
delivering the best value products and experience for our
customers, developing the best potential in all employees,
and partnering with our vendors to help everyone prosper."
May God Bless.
God’s Words of Encouragements
"the Lord make his face shine on you and be gracious to you;" Numbers 6:25 NIV
"Beloved, I pray that in all things thou mayest prosper and be in health, even as thy soul
prospereth." 3 John 1:2 ASV
"I can do all this through him who gives me strength." Philippians 4:13 NIV


580 Victor Street Winnipeg, MB R3G 1R2
Ph: (204) 772-7444 Fax: (204) 775.9350
Pastor: Michael Kurtz
“The church, at its best, is a community of freedom grounded in mercy and compassion.” – Pastor Michael
You can help FLC at work in the community.
We need donations of food to supplement our givings at our weekly food banks.
Most needed: canned fish and poultry, canned fruit and vegetables, canned stews, chili, and beans, canned spaghetti sauce, healthy cereal and pasta, canned soup. Thank you, and bless you.


We do our best to counsel veterans and active-duty personnel with challenging obstacles they may be going through such as financial, marriage, dependency, anger and other related subjects. We have certified counselors on hand as well as Ordained Ministers and Theology students and graduates. We ONLY refer to the scriptures and apply to situations as we are a biblical organization and believe the Bible has the final authority on all areas it addresses.
We believe salvation is most crucial as we plant seeds in hopes of directing those who are ready to be saved by accepting Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior. We also believe that sharing the Gospel is necessary for salvation. We believe it is our duty and call by anointing that we must share the true Gospel as instructed by God.
Yes, we do. We also include all family members of those associated with Veterans and AD.
No. VMO reaches out to anyone who can connect online. Since we are an online ministry, we can assist anyone on the web.
For the time being. Yes.
No. We are not associated with the Veterans Administration. We are a non-profit organization not associated with the VA or any other government institution.
We are a Christian faith-based ministry.
Yes. Our services are designed to assist anyone the Lord brings us in need. Giving online is an option.
Yes. Our staff consists of devout born-again Veterans and devout born-again Christians only.
Sí. Nuestro ministerio ofrece servicios en Español.
We are not a 501c (3) organization however, we are taking measures in order to do so for the future.


|Photo: Nate Thayer|
Fulro Catholic Priest at Services in Jungle Church Where They Fled From Religious Persecution in Vietnam
MONDULKIRI, Cambodia – Accompanied by a chorus of crickets and the steady drumming of rain on the leaf roofs of their huts, scores of Montagnard fighters and their families gather in the jungle darkness each night to pray and sing.
Having long ago fled ideological restrictions in Vietnam for a religious sanctuary deep in the forest, the soldiers are members of FULRO–the United Front for the Liberation of Oppressed Races-which has fought for a separate homeland in Vietnam for their hill tribe people since 1964.
Lamps fueled by chunks of slow-burning tree resin give light to the few shared tattered bibles and hymnals as Christian songs of worship echo through the otherwise uninhabited forest. Familiar gospel hymns are sung in the tribal dialects of the mountains.
For many at FULRO’s scattered guerrilla bases, the ability to pray freely was a main motivation to flee their villages in Vietnam’s central highlands 17 years ago.
“The communists will not let us pray. They say that Christianity is an American and French religion, so we came to live in the jungle,” said Lt.-Col. Y Hinnie. “In our land under the communists, people pray at home secretly or in the rice fields. They cannot worship together like we do in the jungle. Here we are free.”


The mission of the Home School Association of Cardinal Shehan School is to help parents, school administration and faculty develop a mutual understanding and appreciation of the mission of Catholic education as lived in the Archdiocese of Baltimore. The HSA functions to provide programs and processes that engage the Schools’ families in spiritual, educational, outreach, social, legislative, public relations, service and fundraising activities that further the mission of Cardinal Shehan School.
Home School Association Events include
• Back to School Block Party
• Santa’s Workshop
• Breakfast with Santa
• Valentine’s Activity Night
• Bingo Nights
• Monthly Market Day
The Cardinal Shehan School Home School Association welcomes the involvement of all parents, grandparents, and family members. The HSA recognizes that tuition does not cover the actual cost of educating a child at Cardinal Shehan School so it is incumbent upon parents to assist with supplemental means of funding. Parents are also crucial to help with networking to provide resources to benefit Cardinal Shehan School.
2009-2010 CSS Home School Executive Committee:
President Ms. Valerie Grays
Vice President Ms. Jasmine Robinson
Treasurer Ms. Lisa Hicks
Secretary Ms. Nichaun Dean


Bishop B. Courtney and Pastor Janeen L. McBath
Bishop B. Courtney and Pastor Janeen L. McBath serve as the Senior founding Pastor and Co-Pastor of Calvary Revival Church (CRC) in Norfolk, Virginia. For thirty years, they have provided vision and quality leadership for this growing assembly.
Pastor Janeen provides leadership for a variety of our Dream Teams with a distinct focus on women and prayer. In addition, Pastor Janeen is Founder and President of her brain child, House of Esther Organization, a Transitional Home for Single Mothers with an on-campus GED program for both men and women. This organization is committed to empowering our youth and young adults while promoting economic sustainability and independence through education and care.
In addition to Bishop McBath serving as Pastor, he serves as presiding Bishop of Calvary Alliance of Churches and Ministries, an umbrella organization for ministries located throughout the United States and abroad. In his oversight role, Bishop McBath provides guidance, leadership training, and opportunities for accountability to affiliated ministries in the U.S., Africa, India, China, Bosnia, Peru, Bolivia and Dominican Republic.
Together, our Bishop and Pastor have served the body of Christ for more than forty years with combined educational achievements that include business, engineering and theology degrees. They have been married over 37 years; have four sons, a daughter, son-in-law, a daughter-in-law and four grandchildren.


PTSU Mother/Son Bowling scheduled for March 22nd
7th Grade Trip to Columbus
scheduled for May April 24th
Spring Fling scheduled for April 25th
Information regarding refunds will be forthcoming.
Sneak Peek at the 2020 - 2021 Academic School Calendar
First Day of School for Grades 1-8: Wednesday, August 26, 2020
First Day of School for Preschool & Kindergarten:
Monday, August 31, 2020
Wednesday, November 25 - November 27,
2020 Christmas Break:
December 21, 2020 - January 1, 2021
April 2 - April 9, 2021
Last Day of School:
June 3, 2021
Week 3: GIVE
When we give of ourselves by using the gifts God has given us to serve others, we are to uniquely worship God. This week challenges you to explore your gifts and talents and to creatively use those to serve those around you.
A Message from the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland
Televised or live-streamed online Mass provides a daily opportunity for the faithful to remain connected to the Eucharist during this difficult time. The Diocese of Cleveland will live-stream a private Mass at 9:30 a.m. Monday through Friday. The Mass can be viewed on the diocesan website.
There is also an opportunity to view Mass online from Bishop Barron's Chapel at
AM 1260 The Rock Offers additional weekend Masses for the Faithful.
The Mass from EWTN will be broadcast at 8 AM Sunday and again at 5 PM Sunday. Weekday Masses are aired each weekday at 10:00 AM.
The third quarter grading period ends this week. Report cards are scheduled to be mailed home the week of March 30th.
Extended Day Program
Extended Day invoices were sent via email on March 16th. The billing cycle includes days and times your child spent in Extended Day from March 1st through March 15th. Payment is due on or before Monday, March 23rd.
Scholarships & Finacial Aid
To be eligible for IWA financial assistance, you must complete a FACTS Grant & Aid Assessment Application using your 2019 income tax return. All required supporting documents (w-2's) and schedules need to be uploaded by the March 31, 2020 due date to complete the application process. If you are a single parent you must upload any divorce/child support agreements.
Music Boosters' Cookie Dough and tumbler Fundraiser Delivery Date which was scheduled for Monday, March 23rd has been postponed. A new delivery date and time will be determined when school is back in session.


Good Shepherd Ministries International has been at the centre of our local San Diego community for many years now, as our organisation is a regular fixture for residents from all walks of life, at all stages of life. We provides churches around the world with resources to develop their church and develop business ventures. Shepherding the masses so that they may Shepherd others. We host many different community activities during the week, as well as at weekends and evening prayer groups, and our door is always open. If you are looking to talk, we are happy to welcome you in person, or you can call on +16195521051 to get in touch.


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It seems like every year, Laralee and I continue two long-standing disagreements revolving around Christmas:
1) I can’t believe the LDS Church changed the lyrics of “Joy to the World”, thus ruining my second-favorite Christmas hymn. (“Just let it go already” is what she tells me, every year.)
2) Die Hard is indeed a Christmas movie.
On that latter point, she argues that just because the movie takes place during the Christmas season, that doesn’t make it a Christmas movie. It’s certainly not like It’s a Wonderful Life or How the Grinch Stole Christmas or even such questionable “classics” as Elf and Home Alone. Yet, in countless internet surveys over the years, you’ll find Die Hard consistently listed in the top ten Christmas movies of all time.
Evidence: the Nakatomi Plaza gingerbread tower:
Or some Nakatomi-themed Christmas cards:
(I need to remember these the next time I throw a Christmas party– classic.)
And even the Christmas card idea I stumbled across a few months ago:
Yes, so many things prove that the movie is, indeed, a Christmas movie. I guess La and I will just have to continue to agree to disagree…


"enrolled in King’s Word Seminary, which at that time was in Strongsville (they have since relocated). I began there in early 1989 to receive my Masters in Theology, and spent a couple of extra years working on my Doctorate in Divinity, Doctorate in Biblical Studies and History, and a Ph.D. in Trauma Psychology. Later, I completed additional training at other facilities to receive CEs and certifications in Crisis Intervention, Domestic Violence, Suicide Prevention, Hostage Negotiation, and Prison Ministry."
On Sutter's Yahoo 360 page, he makes similar claims: that he attended "King's Word Seminary," and earned both a Masters and Ph.D. from that institution. On his ZoomInfo page, he claims earning: "Ph.D., Trauma Psychology," "Doctorate, Biblical Studies & History," and "Doctor of Divinity, Divinity Studies, Comparative Religions," again at "King's Word Seminary." He makes similar claims on his AOL homepage. (note: I am linking to his AOL page to the Internet Archive because once again Sutter is busy reinventing himself and removed his claims to advance degrees as of 5/1/08)
"I have a BS in Physics, a Th.M., D.D., a doctorate in Biblical Studies and a Ph.D. in Trauma Psychology. I also maintain various certifications and CE's in prison ministry, domestic violence, crisis intervention and management, suicide prevention. "
When one does a Google Search for "King's Word Seminary," the *only* time it turns up is with Mr. Sutter's own references to the "degrees" which he "earned" there, otherwise "King's Word Seminary" is nonexistent. However, when one searches Google for "Doer’s Of The Word Baptist Church" (the first Church Mr. Sutter says he was affiliated with), one is met with success. Scroll down the page and what does one see? Why, there's Kings Word Bible College! Not "King's Word Seminary." This is certainly in keeping with Mr. Sutter's pattern: note the similarity between the names.
Kings Word Bible College is a non-accredited Bible school (Bible schools do not require any accreditation) which awards certificates (no degrees) to their graduates. According to Pastor Sanders, Chancellor of the Kings World Bible School, and Pastor of Doer’s of the Word Baptist Fellowship Church, Mr. Sutter did attend there but didn't finish his certificate program.
If Mr. Sutter should claim he was never associated with Pastor Sanders: here is the proof. Sutter became associated with Doer’s Of The Word Baptist Church and their prison ministry right after he was released from prison for credit card fraud.


The church has various prayer ministries including
In May of 2006, the Prayer Shawl Ministry was formed at Christ Community United Methodist Church. We gather once a month for fellowship, and to work on our shawls together. At the end of each meeting we bless the finished shawls and prepare them for delivery.
The ministry has created shawls for people undergoing medical procedures, as a comfort after a loss, for wedding gifts, baby gifts, during illness, recovery, ministering to others, or appreciation.
To make the shawl personal, we sometimes adorn the shawl with beads, decorative yarn, or charms.
We have given hundreds of shawls to people in:
Pennsylvania, Florida, Texas, California, Walter Reed Army Medical Center in the District of Columbia, Kansas, South Dakota, Massachusetts, Virginia, Ohio, Mississippi, Louisiana, Arizona, Kentucky and England.
Teddy Bears for children, Prayer Cloths for military, more than 100 hats for Alaskan children, more than 100 hats to the Butler area, more than 30 scarves for the local food bank Christmas dinner.
About the Shawls . . .
In 1998, Janet Bristow and Victoria Galo, two graduates of the 1997 Women's LeAbout the Shawls…adership Institute at The Hartford Seminary in Hartford, Connecticut gave birth to a ministry as a result of their experience in this program of applied Feminist Spirituality under the direction of Professor Miriam Therese Winter, MMS. Compassion and the love of knitting/crocheting have been combined into a prayerful ministry and spiritual practice which reaches out to those in need of comfort and solace, as well as in celebration and joy. Many blessings are prayed into every shawl.
Whether they are called Prayer Shawls, Comfort Shawls, Peace Shawls, or Mantles, etc., the shawl maker begins with prayers and blessings for the recipient. The intentions are continued throughout the creation of the shawl. Upon completion, a final blessing is offered before the shawl is sent on its way. Some recipients have continued the kindness by making a shawl and passing it onto someone in need. Thus, the blessing ripples from person-to-person, with both the giver and receiver feeling the unconditional embrace of a sheltering, mothering God!
(*The shawls can also be crocheted, quilted, woven or machine knitted as well!)
If you would like to learn to knit or crochet, or to join the paryer Shawl Ministry of Christ Community United Methodist Church, or even just make a donation to it, please contact the church office at 724-287-4462, or email to Office