Humeston Parish News: Upcoming Events for the Week of Jan. 24

Monday, January 25, 2010

Upcoming Events for the Week of Jan. 24

Jan. 25 - Pastor Dale will be going to the Corydon Nursing Home at 2 pm.

Jan. 30 - Presbyterian Regional Partnership is hosting an elder training from 9:30-
11:30 am at the Leon Presbyterian Church.

Feb. 3 - TUF Team at 3:30-5 pm at HCUMC
Presbyterian Regional Partnership is hosting an elder training from 7-9 pm
at the Centerville Presbyterian Church.

Feb. 6 - Presbyterian Regional Partnership is hosting an elder training from 2-4 pm
at the Knoxville Presbyterian Church.

Feb. 7 - Helping Hands meeting following church service at HCUMC, everyone please
attend as they will be scheduling this years activities.

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Cans for Camp

Help us meet our goal for “Cans for Camp” by dropping off any clean redeemable pop or alcoholic beverage cans or bottles off at the back of the HCUM Church. We have provided several garbage cans out back to accept your donations. If you are unable to drop them off at the church, please contact the church at 641-877-4641 and we will make arrangements to pick them up. Your donation to “Cans for Camp” helps to send children to Bible camp each summer. Thank you for your support.

Please poke a hole in the bottom of the sack of cans before you drop them off so all the liquid drains out of the sack. This will help keep the sticky, stinky mess from getting all over Carla’s car, and when the workers dump out the cans to count them, no one will get messy from the drained cans and bottles in the sacks. Thank you.