Sundays at Clackamas UCC
9:20 a.m. Adult Bible Study Studying the Book of Acts.
10:30 - Worship Hour in the Sanctuary
PreSchool through 8th Grade Church School Meets during worship.
After Worship - All are invited to Social Hour.
Wednesdays at Clackamas UCC
10:00-1:30 Women’s Circle- Newcomers Welcome!
6:50 - 8:00 - Choir Rehearses
April
Maundy Thursday - April 1st - 6:30pm
Candlelight Service & Mediterranean Dinner
Friday, April 2nd - Good Friday
Easter Sunday - April 4th
9:15 - 10:15 Easter Breakfast
10:30 Celebration Service
Easter Egg Hunt - After Worship
Sunday, April 11th - 2nd Sunday of Easter
Financial Management Meets after Worship
JOIN US FOR BOOK CLUB!!
We meet from 7:00 - 8:30 at the church.
April 12th - Open Discussion
May 10th - A House in Fez By Suzanna Clarke
June 7th - Open Discussion
Saturday, April 17th
You Are Invited To A Spring Season Salmon Feast
at Clackamas UCC
Benefitting the Celilo Indian Education Program
Doors Open at 5:30
Wine/Sparkling Cider and AppetizersDinner Served at 6:15
Salmon, Red Potatoes, Carrots
Assorted Breads, Huckleberry Cobbler, Beverages
Featured Wines by Maryhill Winery
Tickets $25, $15/Student, 12 & Under $10,
5 & Under Free Family Maximum $75.00
Please RSVP 503-653-3945 Early
Seating is Limited
Sunday, April 18th - 3rd Sunday of Easter
Youth Group Meets after Worship
WONDER WEDNESDAY
Thursday, April 22nd - 10:00 to 3:00
EARTH DAY Celebration!
Hands On Earth Service Project. Planetary Awareness
Games. Movie. Earth Party!
Cost: $15/Child in the 2nd through 6th Grade
$10/Child if more than one child in a family attends.
Bring: Your Lunch. Drinks & Snacks will be provided.
Art and Spirit Circle - Garden Art Day
April 24th at 10:30 at the Church (Bring Wire Cutters)
Sunday, April 25th - Earth Celebration Sunday
The Youth Will Serve a Salad Bar After Worship
to Support Their Adopted Endangered Species.
Movie Club will meet for a late afternoon matinee
and dinner/dessert this. Details later.
May Newsletter Deadline Today.
ADVANCE NOTICE: Church Rummage/Bake Sale
Friday and Saturday, April 30th and May 1st.
Please hold your rummage at home until the week of the rummage.
Fire Code Law prohibits storage at church!
King’s Cupboard Support Opportunities
Dine Out To Help Feed Hungry Neighbors
Wednesday, April 28, Portland's Lincoln Restaurant will generously donate 10% of all food sales to benefit King's Cupboard, the community-based emergency food pantry serving hungry neighbors. Grab family and friends, enjoy a fine dinner, Happy Hour or dessert, and help us raise money for the pantry. Lincoln chef/owner, Jenn Louis, is a 2010 James Beard Best Chef nominee. Menu details can be found at lincolnpdx.com. Happy Hour dining in the bar is from 5:30 to 7 p.m. Dinner and dessert are available from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Dinner reservations are suggested. Lincoln Restaurant, 3808 N. Williams, No 127, Portland.
King's Cupboard Pantry Needs: Volunteers
Do you have a few hours to spare to help King's Cupboard? If so, we'd love to have your help. We need a few more volunteers to help regularly, occasionally or be “on call” to fill in for last min-ute needs. Most tasks take between 1 and 3 hours.
Drivers -- pick up bread, serve as backup drivers for weekly Oregon Food Bank loads, collect donated pet food or produce . . . Shelf Stockers - help sort donations, receive Oregon Food Bank loads, and work with others to ensure shelves are stocked in preparation for distribution days.
Distribution day workers - assist with a variety of tasks greeting and serving clients.
For more info, please contact the volunteer coordinator, Charlotte Cunningham - 503-653-1723 cunninghamcr@comcast.net.
Patti Hanson also volunteers at the pantry, and she can answer questions about what it is like to be a volunteer there.
Thanks to everyone for your faithful pantry support. We deeply appreciate the generous donations of food, funds and volunteer hours. With your help, we are making a difference in our community. So far this year (through 3/11), King’s Cupboard has served 761 people in 226 families.
Wednesday’s Women’s Circle Invites Newcomers!! No Sewing Required!
In February the Wednesday Women’s Circle begin meeting again after taking a break after the church Christmas bazaar. We are happy to once again enjoy each others companionship, share social time and have lunch together. Last fall the women furnished funds to have the striping re-applied to the parking lot for safety.
A big thank you to the trustees for their hard work in accomplishing that task. Last month, a new fold-up ladder was purchased for better access into the attic.
We would love to have anyone come join us or stop by for a visit & lunch. We meet each Wednesday from 10:00 to about 1:30 in the church. We work on sewing projects together, but you don’t need to sew to participate. For such a small circle of women, we feel mighty and continue to work for the betterment of the church and our community.
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