Midweek dinner and worship keeps us connected
Wednesdays, June 30, July 21, August 25
Dinner at 5:45 pm; worship at 6:30 pm
On Wednesday, June 30, Wednesday Night Live! Chef
Extraordinaire Brad Webster cooks for us. Following
dinner, Jeff Flynn and Ross Williamson will share their
stories of life and faith during this first of our summer
Praise and Prayer services.
Come as you are to share a meal and to worship together.
Invite your neighbors, friends, family members
and even casual acquaintances. Childcare for
infants to 4-year-olds is provided.
Plan also for two more summer
Wednesday dinners and Praise
and Prayer services on July 21 and
August 25. Encourage others to
come along and experience these
refreshing times of worship
and conversation.
Sanctuary flowers can honor loved ones
Sign up in the entry to the fellowship hall (next to the elevator) to provide flowers on a Sunday in 2010. Consider giving flowers in honor or in memory of a loved one or to commemorate a special event.
Riverside Gathering welcomes you
Join us on Wednesday nights, 4:45–5:45 pm at the Ypsilanti Presbyterian Church (300 N. Washington Street) for Riverside Community Gathering, a community-building ministry. Share a meal and conversation with guests from the community as we walk alongside one
another in this journey of life. Contact Mission Elder Al Flynn or Pastor Cathi King if you have any questions. Read more about Riverside Community Gathering.
Donate your used clothing to Fort Street Presbyterian Church Clothing Closet
Especially needed items include men’s warm winter clothing. Please place donations in the box near the Greenview entrance to the church. A current list of needed items is posted by the donation box. We take donations to Fort Street Presbyterian Church Open Door program following the third Wednesday of each month.
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Help build bridges of understanding
Invite two or three international students from the University of Michigan to dinner in your home this fall, for a holiday meal or for a simple weeknight dinner. The students speak some English and come from a variety of religious traditions. All are eager to experience life in an American home.
Please contact Chrisita Ackermann for more information
and to volunteer. The program is sponsored by the Ecumenical Center and International Residence in cooperation with the University of Michigan International Center.
Small electronics collection continues
The Children’s Committe continues to collect and recycle electronics items as a means of raising funds for our playground equipment and to assist in the support of our foster children. Please help us and recycle the following items:
- cell phones (no chargers or accessories)
- laptop computers (no desktop computers, monitors, printers, scanners, faxes, modems, keyboards, mouses or TVs)
- inkjet cartridges (no toner cartridges)
- MP3 players (only Apple iPods, Microsoft Zune, Sandisk or Creative products)
- digital cameras
- handheld game systems (only Sony PSP handheld; Nintendo Dsi, DS lite or original; Nintendo Gameboy Advance or color)
- GPS devices (only Garmin, Mio, Magellan and Tom Tom)
- radar detectors (only Escort, Beltronics and Cobra)
- e-book readers (only Kindle, Sony and Verizon iRex)
- gold, silver and platinum jewelry (no costume or plastic jewelry and no gemstones)
Save your stamps!
Please cut cancelled stamps from letters you receive, leaving a quarter-inch inch border, and place them in the “Third World Country” box on the table in the entry to the fellowship hall. We send them to a German community of people with intellectual handicaps who sort them and sell them and send the profits to missions around the world. Thanks!
Westminster veterans recognized
Westminster has had, for its 50-year history, members and staff serving our country in the armed forces. If you have served in the Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Coast Guard, National Guard or Reserves, please complete a veteran recognition form so we may include you in our media center presentation. |
