Sunday Worship Service - July 4, 2021

Here is the link to the Sunday Worship Service - July 4, 2021 - "On the way: The story of John Newton". 
There is not outdoor service on July 4!.

Our July special mission is our local Food Bank. Our church has committed to providing canned mixed fruit, also sometimes labeled “fruit cocktail,” preferably the kind in its own juice and not the syrup. Other canned fruit – peaches, pears – are also welcome. In this time when many people are still unemployed, this food bank serves great needs in our community. Please plan to pick up some cans. You can leave them in the outside vestibule where the steps go down to Fellowship Hall or call the church to find out when Barbara will be there to receive your contribution. A financial gift labeled “fruit” will also provide money for our mission committee to purchase the canned fruit for the food bank.

Yours in Christ,

Barbara Aspinall

Sunday Worship Service - June 27, 2021

Here is the link to the Sunday Worship Service - June 27, 2021 - "Conspicuous Compassion". 
The forecast looks good for our outdoor service tomorrow and we gather together at Meyersville for the month of June.

And for the children: Rev. Aspinall reads the story of "Jesus and a little girl", from the book illustrated by Kees de Kort.

Our June special mission is the Community Food Bank of New Jersey which distributes 43 million pounds of food a year to more than 1,000 non-profit programs, as well as more than 400 programs served by its partner distribution organizations. Through combined efforts, 900,000 hungry people in New Jersey are fed.

The Community Food Bank of New Jersey is the state’s largest anti-hunger and anti-poverty organization and has been in service in our state for 45 years. With branches in Hillside and now in Egg Harbor, the Community Food Bank is a supplier for food programs across the state, supplying local food banks, soup kitchens, shelters and children’s after school programs with nutritious food, hygiene supplies and SNAP pre-screening and application assistance. They also run a food service training academy which teaches food service skills and nutrition so that graduates have marketable skills and knowledge. Through partners, they provide food for children when the school lunch programs are not in session. The Community Food Bank is also involved in food rescue – gleaning from groceries perfectly good food that would otherwise be thrown out.

The Community Food Bank is a large and far-reaching system of programs that is worthy of our support, especially in this time when many have lost their jobs, and shelter programs are overwhelmed by social distancing and hygiene issues. Please see their website www.cfbnj.org for more information and send your financial support to the church from where it will be forwarded to the Food Bank.

Yours in Christ,

Barbara Aspinall

Sunday Worship Service - June 20, 2021

Here is the link to the Sunday Worship Service - June 13, 2021 - "Easter Fear". 
The forecast looks good for our outdoor service tomorrow and we gather together at Meyersville for the month of June.

And for the children: Rev. Aspinall reads the story of "Jesus and the Storm", from the book illustrated by Kees de Kort.

Our June special mission is the Community Food Bank of New Jersey which distributes 43 million pounds of food a year to more than 1,000 non-profit programs, as well as more than 400 programs served by its partner distribution organizations. Through combined efforts, 900,000 hungry people in New Jersey are fed.

The Community Food Bank of New Jersey is the state’s largest anti-hunger and anti-poverty organization and has been in service in our state for 45 years. With branches in Hillside and now in Egg Harbor, the Community Food Bank is a supplier for food programs across the state, supplying local food banks, soup kitchens, shelters and children’s after school programs with nutritious food, hygiene supplies and SNAP pre-screening and application assistance. They also run a food service training academy which teaches food service skills and nutrition so that graduates have marketable skills and knowledge. Through partners, they provide food for children when the school lunch programs are not in session. The Community Food Bank is also involved in food rescue – gleaning from groceries perfectly good food that would otherwise be thrown out.

The Community Food Bank is a large and far-reaching system of programs that is worthy of our support, especially in this time when many have lost their jobs, and shelter programs are overwhelmed by social distancing and hygiene issues. Please see their website www.cfbnj.org for more information and send your financial support to the church from where it will be forwarded to the Food Bank.

Yours in Christ,

Barbara Aspinall

Sunday Worship Service - June 13, 2021

Here is the link to the Sunday Worship Service - June 13, 2021 - "The Geography of the Imagination". 
The forecast looks good for our outdoor service tomorrow and we gather together at Meyersville for the month of June.

Our June special mission is the Community Food Bank of New Jersey which distributes 43 million pounds of food a year to more than 1,000 non-profit programs, as well as more than 400 programs served by its partner distribution organizations. Through combined efforts, 900,000 hungry people in New Jersey are fed.

The Community Food Bank of New Jersey is the state’s largest anti-hunger and anti-poverty organization and has been in service in our state for 45 years. With branches in Hillside and now in Egg Harbor, the Community Food Bank is a supplier for food programs across the state, supplying local food banks, soup kitchens, shelters and children’s after school programs with nutritious food, hygiene supplies and SNAP pre-screening and application assistance. They also run a food service training academy which teaches food service skills and nutrition so that graduates have marketable skills and knowledge. Through partners, they provide food for children when the school lunch programs are not in session. The Community Food Bank is also involved in food rescue – gleaning from groceries perfectly good food that would otherwise be thrown out.

The Community Food Bank is a large and far-reaching system of programs that is worthy of our support, especially in this time when many have lost their jobs, and shelter programs are overwhelmed by social distancing and hygiene issues. Please see their website www.cfbnj.org for more information and send your financial support to the church from where it will be forwarded to the Food Bank.

Yours in Christ,

Barbara Aspinall