The link for this week's live-streamed service is here.
Our cold, bright days are moving toward warmer and darker. Last week we huddled together for warmth. This week, we'll huddle together for company. At SPPC we can find a good excuse for fellowship and food at any season of the year.
The fundraising lunch last Saturday was a success on two levels -- diners had a good time and good food, and the event raised $500.00 toward the cost of our new HVAC system. By the way, the building has been cozy and warm through this cold spell.
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| A jolly bunch |
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| Ever helpful Bin Sie |
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| For once, Joan is not in the kitchen |
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| This is the kitchen help! Actually, Barb was the motivating force behind the luncheon, but, as usual preferred to remain behind the scenes instead of in front of the camera. Thanks, Barb. Sunshine Lunch day was Monday, and this time, Joan was back in the kitchen. We know this, even if she doesn't take her own picture. She also plans the menu, cooks, arranges rides and keeps the books. Joan is our bit of sunshine at these events. Nice to see Elizabeth enjoying hot soup. Don't be alarmed if you missed these events, our Annual Congregational Meeting is coming up next Sunday, Feb. 23 after worship, and the Friendship Coffee crew meet on Thursday, Feb. 27. No need to be hungry or lonely with Saanich Peninsula Presbyterian Church in the neighbourhood. |
“Don’t forget to show hospitality to strangers, for some who have done this have entertained angels without realizing it!”
We certainly do do a lot of eating at SPPC don't we?
ReplyDeleteAnyhow, it's a good way to get to know one another and therefore care for one another on a more personal basis and therefore we can help each other, what better reason can there be than to eat together? 😊 Suits me!