Fellowship Committee Needs Our Help

In the past, thanks to support of friends and members, the Fellowship Committee has covered all the expenses for the Pot Pie Dinner and Peach and Ice Cream Festival. By doing so they increased the profit for the church. They have also given additional funds to the church whenever possible. This past year they did not have as many fundraisers and they continued to give money to the church when they could. Currently, they do not have sufficient funds to cover their expenses for the Pot Pie Dinner.

If you would like to help the Fellowship Committee cover the cost of the Pot Pie Dinner, please place your gift in one of the Second Mile Fund envelopes on the back display case. As the envelope states, we are now designating those gifts for Pot Pie expenses.

Children's Christmas Video

If you missed the Children's program ( or even if you didn't) Click Here to watch a video of the children singing Away in the Manager and Go Tell It on the Mountain taken by Christine during the service.

( The link will open a new Tab and play the video from the Facebook page. )

New Members

On Sunday December 4, we accepted 5 new members to our congregation.

We welcome, Amanda Moser Arkans, Christopher Banner, Patricia Banner, Diane Keebler and Peggy Moser.

We also welcome their children Max, Benjamin, Camilla, Jason and Eric.

Inclement Weather

In case of inclement weather on Sunday morning watch WFMZ, channel 69 Allentown, for a listing across the bottom of your TV screen.

Redner's Save A Tape

Redner's Market Save-A-Tape "Fund Raiser" 

Please remember to save your Redner's Market tapes. Bring them to church and deposit them in the white box in Miller Fellowship Hall. You MUST use the red & white "Save A Tape" card when you are checking out. By doing this, your amount is credited on your receipt slip and therefore our church will receive 1% of your total. If you have any questions, please see Dee Dee Smith or call her at 215-679-9350. The red & white cards are found in Miller Fellowship Hall inside the white box. Look for a "Save-A-Tape" area of your receipt to see the amount of our credit.

Meals on Wheels

As we reflect on the recent MLK holiday, some of us may wonder how can I give back or serve my community? One way would be to become a Meals on Wheels Volunteer here in the Upper Perkiomen Valley. We have an immediate need for drivers/delivery volunteers to join our team. The position can be performed once a week, every other week or even once a month if that is all the time your schedule permits. Training is provided and we have various days available for new volunteers. Please call the center at 215-679-6550 and speak with Paula to set up a time to meet and discuss this great opportunity. Keeping active is a great way to beat the winter blues and volunteering is a great way to stay active.