We are very aware of the announcements and recommendations being made in an effort to minimize the spreading of covid-19. We are also aware that with all the attention given to this virus, our anxiety and worry increases. In light of all the increased and warranted concerns, we have implemented some changes to lessen the possibility of any of us getting sick.

1. Thank you to Scott Chrisman. All of our communion trays have been sanitized and will be ready for Sunday.
2. Communion bread will be in individual squares for the foreseeable future. This will allow us to share in communion while avoiding the passing of germs.
3. Gordon placed sanitizing stations at most of the doors. You are encouraged to use these and to wash your hands before and after the assembly.
4. Those with compromised immune systems because of age, colds, flu are encouraged to remain home. This is for your safety and for others.
5. If you prefer not to shake hands, that is fine. Our love for each other can be expressed through a warm smile and a friendly greeting.
6. Lastly, as elders we are discussing other ways to promote our health and safety. We will continue to meet together on Sunday morning each week.
7. As you pray for so many different things, please pray that our faith will be seen more than our fear.

Our love,
Paul, Carl, Mike, Barney, Dana

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On Saturday, December 10th the Park Ave family were able to serve approximately 40 families from the Bella Vista apartments.  Partnering with Agape, Park provide an opportunity for families to purchase toys for their children, get free gift wrapping and delivery, and allow the kids to visit with Santa.  It was a great day for everyone.  Thanks to those that planned, bought, tagged, drove, wrapped, played, etc. with everyone.

Park hosts a block party at the Bella Vista apartments with Agape.

Need your help at Bella Vista Apartments from 8 AM – noon or 1 PM – 5 PM.

Thank you to Megan Goddard and Vivian Ryan for their work in planning a Rudolph Christmas party for the children of Autumn Ridge apartments.  The kids were delighted with food, presents, and great activities.  Pictured are Megan, Paul, and Vicki Goddard along with other Powerlines volunteers.

It is that time of year – not Christmas but Semester Exam time! 

The Park Ave. family had the privilege of providing snacks to students spending late hours at the Harding School of Theology as they prepared for semester exams.  The snacks were well received!

On Monday, November 28th, Alfonso Castiglione and Sheila Owen prepared and delivered a meal to the residents of Autumn Ridge apartments.  The residents were meeting with Twana Whitlock of Agape to discuss the formation of a Neighborhood Watch program in their community.  The meal was a well received part of the meeting and many compliments have followed.

We will have a picnic at Sea Isle Park after our morning worship.  We will invite those in the park to join us.

Come at 6 PM for a family friendly movie along with popcorn and candy!  No cost!

This will be our 18th neighborhood carnival.  There will be food, games, activities, prizes, face painting, and more.  As always, it is FREE  The event is from 10 AM – 2 PM.