Anyone who wants to  learn or brush up on the game is welcome -- you don't  need a partner and complete beginners are welcome.
February classes will be on February 9 and 23.
We willl spend the first 30-45 minutes learning a concept and the rest of the time playing, practicing and applying the concepts.  Please bring a pad/notebook and a pen/pencil to write with. 

The next book group meeting is Feb 11, 2010.  Click on Read More... to be directed to the web page.  All are welcome; you don't have to have attended previous Book Groups, and you don't need to have finished reading the book.

Please join us for our meeting of education, networking and outreach, starting at 8:30 AM.

The topic for February 20 is "Recruiters".

Topics for this monthly group will include resume writing, networking, interviewing, salary negotiations, personal finance, the emotional strain of unemployment, and more.

This meeting is open to the public, so please extend a personal invitation to anyone you know who would benefit from this ministry, networking and skill-building seminar.  Spread the word and bring a friend.

Since its first meeting in March 2009 (to December 2009), nine participants have landed jobs and over 50 job seekers have benefitted from the tips, discussions and networking offered at our group meetings and through our LinkedIn.com website. 

Cents-ability is an awareness program in the battle against hunger and poverty.
Congregations invite every member -- of all ages -- to contribute two cents at every meal.  This simple act is an expression of thanks for what we have recieved.  It is also a commitment to share with others in response to Jesus' command "You give htem somthing to eat."  When members bring their ofrerings to church on the appointed Sunday, all of those coins "make a joyful noise unto the Lord" as they are received and dedicated. 
Cents-ability originated in 1976 as "Two-Cents-A-Meal," a project begun by Presbyterian Women to involve individuals and familys in a corporate response to world hunger. 
The Read More... links to PC(USA)'s web page on the program.

Offering envelopes are provided to members and friends who have made donations.  Stop by and and pick up your envelopes in the hallway outside the church office.  If you don't find your envelopes, please request them by signing up on the sheet provided.  Or -- would an email work?

If you have not yet made a pledge to SPC for 2010, or you need to revise your pledge, there are pledge cards and envelopes on the hall table.  You can place pledges in the offering, or deliver them to the office.

In the winter months, the need for food and basic necessities increases.

We ask that you bring canned soups, vegetables, fruits and meats, rice, dried beans, pasta, spaghetti sauce, peanut butter, jelly, cereal, lunch box juice packs, baby food, and formula.
Personal items needed include #4 disposable diapers, baby wipes, toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, shampoo, deodorant, baby and childrens' clothes.

If anyone has a seasonal picture of the church which you'd like to put up on this page instead of the spring pictures above, please send a note and include the location (URL) of the image on the web.  Close up photos of the wonderful Christmas decorations would be OK, too -- we can put them up until Lent, right?

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Looking to honor or remember a loved one or celebrate a special event?
Donationg the Sunday flowers is a great way to do it!
If you have a milestone you'd like to share with the congregation, call the church office or speak to one of the members of the Flower Committee.

If you see a mistake on one of these pages, or there's something missing from the web site, please  click on the "read more..." link to submit a correction or addition.

The second Adult Mission Trip to New Orleans will provide assistance in rebuilding homes of Hurricane Katrina victims under the direction of Presbyterian Disaster Assistance and in partnership with the Presbytery of South Lousiana,
The last meeting before the trip will be March 6, 2010, and the trip is from March 21-27, 2010.
If you were unable to make the sign-up and Orientation Meeting on January 9, 2010, please contact the Peace and Justice Committee.

Thanks for those who sponsored, volunteered, signed up, and especially those who donated blood.  33 pints were donated, making this drive a success, and making a big difference.

Thank you for caring enough to share your blood with those whose lives depend upon it.

Thanks for all the hard work, and thanks to all who came!