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St. Andrew's United Methodist Church
Lacey, Washington
We go with God’s help, to build a community that explores faith, experiences the living presence of God, and shares what we have come to know with others.
HIGHLIGHTS AND HAPPENINGS
The following highlights and happenings are for our entire community.
Singles Luncheon - October 17th @ 12:30 p.m., At Log
Cabin Bar & Grill. We invite all adult singles (divorced, widowed, separated, never married) to join us for a no-host lunch and conversation. Questions or RSVP to: Lois Brighten (360) 412-7933
Intergenerational Game Night - Friends of ALL ages are invited to a night of intergenerational fellowship: Sunday, October 21st, from 4:30-7:00 p.m. The Education Committee will provide chili with fixings and drinks. Please bring a side or dessert to share and your favorite board and/or card games.
Senior Supper - Tuesday, October 23rd @ 1:00 p.m. All are welcome to join us! Robin Eagen will be collecting RSVP’s to make sure enough lunch is prepared for everyone. This will be Supper with entertainment to follow.
Craft & Bake Sale - By popular request, we will again hold an in-house Craft and Bake Sale on Sunday, December 2 between and after services. All proceeds will be designated for the Church’s General Fund. Now’s the time to decide how you can use your special craft or baking talent to join in the fun. Think jams, jellies, pies, cakes, breads, cookies, fudge, knit items, quilts, baby clothes, table runners, Christmas items, paintings, pottery. Detailed information will be in the November Nexus or you can contact co-facilitators Jan Green (360-943-9290) or Sharlyn Russell (360-943-8199) at any time.
Pastor's Bible Study: Staring Wednesday, October 24th @ 6:00pm, Pastor Dirk invites you to a Bible Study on the Book of Ruth. The study will be five-weeks long and will be held every Wednesday at 6:00pm.
MISSION AND SERVICE OPPORTUNITIES
St. Benedict’s Community Dinner - Saturday, October 27th @ 3:00 p.m. -This is held at St. Benedict’s Episcopal Church. St. Andrew’s takes turns cooking, and everyone helps serve. In conjunction with St. Benedict’s Episcopal (910 Bowker Street, Lacey) we serve a hot meal for the homeless and low-income people in our community. Come help set-up, serve, clean-up. If you would like for information, please contact Rich Green (360) 943-9290.
FORKids Weekend Meal Bags – Please take a “Red St. Andrew’s Bag” with you and purchase any of the items listed on the tag attached to the bag. These are the items that we will need when we begin filling these much needed meal bags for the children that can’t afford food for the weekends. If you have any questions you can speak with Dorothy Tyler or Lois Brighten.
Church location:
540 School St. SE Lacey, Washington 98503
- CELEBRATION EARLY WORSHIP– 8:30 AM to 9:30 AM
- ADULT SUNDAY SCHOOL– 9:30 AM to 10:30 AM
- TRADITIONAL WORSHIP– 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
- CHILDREN"S CHURCH– 11:00 AM to 12:00 PM
Click here for list http://www.laceysaumc.com/page/board_of_trustees
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