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First Church & Habitat 2010

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After the 1st. week of Collegiate Challenge students..... 

 

FUMC's 2010 Habitat House 

‘A time to build…’

The house was framed on Feb. 27.  During March, students participating in the Collegiate Challenge will be spending their spring breaks working on the house.  First Church members are welcome to join the students during March -- workdays are Monday thru Friday, 8am - 2pm.  

 

Maps and driving instructions are on the Receptionist's desk and a Google Map is available below on this web page.  Watch the Steeple or Missions tab or contact Roger Hall (phone: 828-4429, e-mail: rahjeh@sc.rr.com).

 

Please note that volunteers must be older than 16 years old when power tools are in use.

 

 

Map to FUMC’s 2010 Habitat house construction site.

 

 


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June 13, 2009
Packaging 10,000 meals for Stop Hunger Now

March Mission in Motion

 

Helping Hand of Myrtle Beach 

  

Small size shampoo   Small size deodorant     Razors     Instant potatoes   Kool-aid    Canned tomatoes    Pork and beans     Mixed vegetables     Jelly         Cereal                   Large diapers

 

Of course, we’re grateful for any other non-perishable foods or toilet articles.

 

We are also in need of volunteers to serve as receptionists at our front desk, or pantry helpers to bag food for clients. Training is provided. Volunteers usually work 3 – 4 hours weekly, bi-weekly, or as substitutes.  If interested, please call 448-8451 ~ Adrian Weatherwax, Exec. Director, Helping Hand

Please bring items you wish to donate to the church and place them in the receptacles located at each entrance to the sanctuary.

The Clothes Closet -  October 4th marked the 5th anniversary for the operation of our First United
Methodist Church Clothes Closet staffed by dedicated church volunteers. This outreach ministry of our
church has assisted thousands of people who are homeless and or have fallen on hard times.
The clothes closet ministry does not sell any items that you, the congregation, have so generously and
graciously given. In the event that we have any surplus of clothes, we reach out to other agencies in the
community and elsewhere that also assist and share with the needy.

We appreciate your continued support of this ministry, and at this time, our specific needs are: school age
children’s jackets and shoes; men’s jeans and other work pants. t-shirts, polo shirts, jackets, athletic
shoes and work boots. Also, we are in need of towels, washcloths and personal hygiene items.
Thank you for your continued support and you may drop-off items anytime on Monday’s from 8:30 to
noon. For further information call 448-7655.

Thank you, Jean Clemmons


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