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Outreach


 

OUTREACH MINISTRY is a committee on the Board of Spiritual Life.  It is made up of several subcommittees which are listed below along with brief summaries of their activities.

 

      College-aged Outreach: 

Birthday, Christmas, Easter, and graduation cards are sent to members living away from home.      

                  Communion: 

A monthly communion service – plus homily – is held out at The Fountains.  Communion is taken to individuals who cannot attend church and request it.

      Federated Fun:

This group offers a variety of fun activities for the whole church family to enjoy in a comfortable atmosphere.

                        Couples' Club:

   This group meets at each other’s homes for an evening of dinner and fellowship. 

      Food For Folks:

              Our local food pantry.  Recipients may pick up a 30-day supply of food. 

      GriefShare:

This is a seminar/support group for adults who have lost a loved one through death.  We meet twice a month for 2 1/2 hours each time.  Currently this group is not meeting.

      HomeTouch:

In this “ministry to the homebound,” a Sunday bulletin and a message with an activity page are mailed weekly.

      Informational Brochures: 

These have been written and/or updated, and are available for pick-up

from the back of the sanctuary.

~  Membership: an informational flier concerning

            church membership

                            ~  Brochures for “Lyall Memorial Federated Church,” “Worship Services,” “Christian

                                   Education,” and “Music Programs,” “FWSCS,” "Outreach," "Missions,"

                                   "Special Events"

      “In the News”:

News articles concerning members of our church are displayed on a bulletin board in the Gathering Room

      Midnight Run:

A van load of clothing was donated by our church family for a February 2005 Midnight Run done by The United Methodist Church of Poughkeepsie.  The clothing was distributed to homeless adults in New York City.

      Pastor’s Christmas Tree: 

Our church family “adopts” children each year and supplies Christmas gifts to them.  This committee coordinates the efforts and disperses the gifts.  Each year we adopt about 18 individuals.

      Visitation:

Volunteers make regular visits to members who cannot attend church and request them