NEWS & EVENTS
What’s Happening at PCOC
Worship, music, fellowship, education, and mission are filling the halls at Church of the Cross! Keep reading to learn about our news and events. Be sure to sign up for our education and activity programs. As you will read, church life is picking up. We’re excited for a full calendar of activities.
Worship Schedule
We are on our fall/winter/spring schedule.
- Worship is held on Sundays at 9:00 in the Sanctuary and 11:10 in the Sanctuary and on livestream
- Sunday School is at 10:00 a.m.
- Church office hours are 9:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m., Monday – Friday.
We will livestream the 11:10 service each week. A recording is available after the service is over. Services are available for a full year, so please explore our sermon library for all available sermons and services.
Church Calendar
The church is active every day of the week!
Power of Prayer
Submit a prayer request to our church’s prayer team using our new online form. Prayer requests are confidential and shared only with members of the prayer team.
Cross Care Connections Support
The last several years during the pandemic have been challenging on both our physical well-being and our spiritual lives. Sometimes, we just need a friend or companion to walk with us. Church of the Cross has a wonderful care giving team known as Cross Care Connections. Learn more about this program and how our deeply caring providers can assist you.
Cornerstone on Wednesday Nights!
- Bible Study for children in Preschool – 7th Grade and two classes for adults
- Confirmation Class for 8th Graders.
- Choir for children in 1st Grade – 7th Grade and Adults
- Dinner for all
Fall Classes
- Let Justice Roll Down
- Theologians, Composers, Spiritualty and Icons of Sacred Music
- Nine Essential Things I’ve Learned About Life
- GRIEF PRESENTATION
- Agape for All Speaker Series
Embracing Community Connections
Tuesday Bible Studies
Join us on Tuesdays this fall starting September 10 as we study Paul’s New Testament letter to the church in Rome. Both groups will look at the same passage each week. We’ll read these and discuss how these themes still apply to our lives today. Newcomers are always welcome; just bring your favorite Bible and join us in the classroom in the Welcome Center!
- Men’s Bible Study from 7:00-8:00 a.m. in the Courtyard Room (Note this is a men’s study only. If you are interested in a women’s only Bible study, check out the Presbyterian Women’s Morning Circle).
- Afternoon Bible Study from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. in the Courtyard Room and on Zoom
PCOC Updates for The Week
Joys and Concerns
Flowers in the chancel this Sunday are given by Karen and Shawn Smith in honor of their 28th wedding anniversary.
PCOC Birthdays for This Month
Each month, we list upcoming birthdays, so you can extend your good wishes to one another. You can find member contact information in the online directory
10/1 Mary Johnson, Betty Woodhull
10/2 Spencer Evers, Cadence Fritz, Sarah Koch, Karen Metzger, Piper Mooney, Roger Utman, Eileen Wright
10/4 Brem Bremers, Christian Fritz, Tom Searson
10/5 Bobbi Dyer, Larry Keating
10/6 Loren Penkava, Sam Rennick, John Stalnaker
10/7 Melissa Rock, Polly Wyatt
10/8 Brad Gibson
10/9 Susan Emmert
10/10 Adam Luke, Donna Wilhite
10/11 Donna Adams
10/12 Brody McGuire
10/13 Mike Morey, Amen Sekle, Bob Wyatt
10/15 Kathleen Cain, Lori Pirnie
10/16 Kenneth Penney, Barb Stuedemann, Nadia Garry
10/17 Velma Juarez
10/18 Jenn Luth, Jennifer Spann, Lindsey Woods 10/19 Sue Jenkins, Eliza Lewis
10/20 Philip Holubeck, Linda Rathman, Stanton Weyand
10/21 Nancy Buda, Becca Frampton
10/22 Linda Miller
10/23 Barrett Ballou, Hallie Ballou, Don Miller, Tina Morgan, Karen Saunders, Lennox Mendick
10/24 Callen Moore, Barbara Wolpa, Dave Woods 10/25 Mason Downes
10/26 Beckett Friesen, Dianne Witmer
10/27 Pat Vint
10/28 Avery Fuller
10/29 Sally Hansen, Becky Zieman
10/30 Wendy Chapman, Doug Larson
10/31 Laura Falcone, Betsy deStwolinski
Best wishes from your church!
Junior High Fellowship will meet for the Hand up Housing walk.
Senior High Fellowship will be playing games.
Vesper Concerts’ Annual Outdoor Concert on Sunday, October 13 at 4:30
This is a highly anticipated annual event. Our musical guests are Alexis Arai y Sus Caballeros, who will treat us to a festive afternoon of mariachi music. After gracing the stages of The Voice and American Idol and making it to the semifinals on Tengo Talento Mucho Talento, this Nebraska superstar and her band will provide an unforgettable concert.
Bring your appetite because Javi’s Tacos is bringing its food truck and will serve tacos, quesadillas, churros, and ice cream. The first fifteen children under 12 will receive a free churro! Don’t forget your lawn chairs.
Trunk or Treat October 27
Join us in Fellowship Hall and on the east lawn on Sunday, October 27 at 3:00 p.m. for food, games, and trunk or treating. Be sure to wear your costume and bring a bucket for your treats.
We encourage everyone in the congregation to participate by hosting a trunk. All you have to do is decide on a theme, decorate your vehicle, dress up (come on, it’s fun!), and provide treats or toys to hand out to the children. It’s that easy and so much fun! Help us make this the best Trunk or Treat ever for our church family.
If you plan to host a trunk, please let Heather know.
We are also accepting candy donations. Please donate individually wrapped candy or treats. You may drop them off in the bin in the lobby. Thanks!
Children and Youth Ministry Volunteers Needed
If you love working with children and building relationships with youth, this is the job for you! Contact Heather for ways you can make a difference in the lives of our children and youth.
Tuesday Bible Studies
Our Tuesday gatherings continue to study the Old Testament book of Joshua. Newcomers are always welcome; just bring your favorite Bible and join us in the classroom in the Welcome Center at 7:00 a.m. (men’s only) or 1:00 p.m. (everyone).
Stay Active with Tai Chi and Music & Movement
Tai Chi meets at 10 a.m. on Mondays and Thursdays. No class on Thanksgiving, Christmas Day, or New Year’s Day. Drop in anytime if you’d like to attend a class. Questions? Contact Paula Allen.
Music and Movement exercise classes meet 9:00 a.m. and 11:00 a.m. every Monday and Thursday to encourage and support each other while staying active and healthy. New people are welcome to join our Music and Movement ensemble any time! This group will take a holiday break from Dec. 18 through January 1, resuming on January 4. Questions? Contact Betty Baddley.
Active Minds
Active Minds Fellowship will be offering 2 games in October: Mahjongg and Canasta.
We meet every Tuesday afternoon from 1:30-4:00pm in the lower level Great Room. You may choose the same one every week, or play some of each! You are welcome to join us after Bible study.
Please call Earlene and leave me a message if you plan to play Mahjongg. It is important as we need to have the correct number of game sets and cards available. Hope you can join us for some laughter and new friendships
Piecemakers Schedule Huge Inventory “Sale” 2024
Fabric, Scraps, Notions, Patterns, Accessories
Browse, “Buy,” and Donate to PCOC Youth Mission Trips
Sunday, October 27, 2024
9:00 am – 1:00 pm, Fellowship Hall
In 2001,at the suggestion of Associate Pastor Regina Maas, the PCOC Piecemakers group was formed to make quilts for the new babies in our congregation. Since then, an ever-changing group of quilters, some experienced and some first-timers, have been meeting weekly in Room 11 at the church, enjoying the fellowship and creative energy. Over 250 baby quilts have been pieced, quilted, bound, and labeled with loving hands to welcome the newest additions to our church family.
Along the way, the Piecemakers also found the time to make over 35 bed quilts, delivered to our partner church in Gnozdovo, Russia, when our mission teams visited their newly constructed camp building.
Now, 23 years later, the Piecemakers are changing the way they do things. Instead of meeting as a group, they are inviting all quilters in the congregation to make a baby quilt at home to supplement the Piecemakers inventory for future newborns yet to join us. With this change, Piecemakers no longer need to keep a supply of fabric, notions, patterns, and accessories in storage to be used each week.
So, on Sunday, October 27, 2024, from 9:00 to 1:00, we will be displaying our entire inventory of fabric, etc. in Fellowship Hall. We invite you to come and shop, take whatever you can use in your own projects, and make a free will donation to the youth mission trips – many of the same young people who received a Piecemakers quilt when they were born!
And if you wish to donate a hand-made baby quilt to the Piecemakers inventory, contact Karen Morey or Linda Miller.
October 13 is a Caring & Sharing Day!
Stop by Don & Millie’s at 108th & Center to grab lunch from 11 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on Sunday, October 13. Tell them you’re with PCOC, and 20% of your bill comes back to us to support next year’s JHF Mission Trip.
Gifts and Memorials
Presbyterian Church of the Cross is fortunate to have a long-standing and functional Gift & Memorial program that allows for memorial funds or individual gifts to be designated for specific items, portions of items, or ‘Ongoing Giving Opportunities’ from the Session approved “Gift and Memorial Items List.” The items or missions selected are then recognized in worship, the bulletin, and the Memorial Book, where records have been kept since 1957. Please see this May 28 bulletin for memorial designations and gifts that occurred during the past year. These selections are all appreciated, and each will enhance the life of our congregation in a special way.
Home-Delivered Meal Volunteers
– a message from Deacon, Kathy Moore –
One of the many caring ministries at Church of the Cross is the Deacons’ Home Delivered Meals program. We try to provide a meal or two to church members who have been hospitalized, are facing a surgery, had an accident, or have lost a family member. This is a small token of our care and concern, and many have expressed how much this meant to them during what was otherwise a very challenging time.
When one of our ministers or I learn of a household in need, I send out a group email to our Home Meal List and ask for volunteers to take a meal, indicating approximately when the meal would be helpful. I provide the number of people in the household and any dietary restrictions and preferences that I can. There is often somewhat short notice of this need, and we may be soliciting a meal to be provided within the next few days or weeks. On average we deliver 6 – 10 meals per month and have almost 40 volunteers on the list so you don’t have to provide a meal very often.
If you like to cook and could fix an extra meal or two occasionally, this Home Meal Committee is for you. If you don’t like to cook, you could volunteer to pick up a To-Go meal from a grocery store or restaurant. Either way, if you’d like me to add you to the Home Meal Volunteer List, please sign up at the Information Desk or email Kathy Moore. Feel free to call me with any questions.
Race and Reconciliation Dinner October 27th
Join Kathy Moore and Patty Ritchie for a delicious soup supper and discussion. Hosted by Pamela Berry, at Trinity Lutheran Church at 6340 North 30th St. at 5:30 p.m, This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the past and build bridges for the future with folks from across Omaha. Our church members who have attended previous dinners have found these evenings very meaningful and enlightening.
Contact Kathy Moore if you are interested in attending. mooreomaha@yahoo.com or 402-880-3844. Registration will also be available at the Information desk.
Let Justice Roll Down
It is not too late to sign up for a class offered on the first four Thursday evenings in October, from 6 – 7:30. Bring your own brown bag dinner and join us in the Welcome Center for a study of “Let Justice Roll Down”, a curriculum offered through PCUSA. Bring your questions and perspectives.
Scripture challenges us to care for our earth and all who dwell in it, bearing in mind the impact our actions have on society’s least powerful members.. A study guide will be provided. ($10 donation welcome) You can pick up your book on the Office Lobby table. Sign-ups are available on the website and at the Information Desk.
October 3 Environmental Justice and Land Justice.
October 10 Food Justice
October 17 Water Justice
October 24 Air Justice
Discussions will be led by Kathy Moore, Earlene Uhrig, and Patty Ritchie.
Sign up Here.
EEPN Conference in Salt Lake City
If you attended the BURM Annual Conference at Church of the Cross last fall, you have experienced the education, inspiration, and fellowship that brings the network together. You may also recall that the network changed its name to include other countries in Eastern Europe and is now the Eastern Europe Partnership Network (EEPN). The Annual Conference of this network will be held in Salt Lake City this year, on October 31-November 2, and several PCOC members will be attending. If you are interested in our church’s growing connections in Eastern Europe, consider attending this conference! For more information, contact Karen Morey or Jean Waters.
OSS Needs Back-to-School Supplies
Omaha Street School (OSS) has a list of needed supplies available through an Amazon Wish List. You can also make a donation online, so OSS can purchase supplies.
Hear a Minute for Mission at both services on October 23 from Linda Reimer, Executive Director of OSS. Linda will be in Fellowship Hall between services, so please stop by, say hello, and learn more about OSS.
Dust Off Your Instruments and Join the All-Church Orchestra
Open to all instrumentalists in 7th grade through adult. If you play a brass, woodwind, string, or percussion instrument, we’d love to have you join us. We will rehearse on Wednesday, October 23, from 5:15 – 6:00 p.m., plus an optional rehearsal on October 16 (same time). Then, we’ll play at the 11:10 worship service on October 27. Please sign up on the church website as soon as possible. Contact Kristi Treu at kristi@pcoc.us or Patty Ritchie at pritchie1@centurylink.net if you have questions
Sign up Here.
New Sign at All Play Baseball Field
In gratitude for the support that so many of our church members have shown to the All Play Miracle Baseball League, our church logo now holds a permanent position on their outfield sign! All Play is a special non-competitive baseball league for children with special needs with over 500 players in 2023 on over 32 teams. Over 125 volunteers are needed each game day. Their beautiful sports complex is located in Seymour Smith Park, at 6802 Harrison Street in Omaha. “Everyone deserves the chance play baseball!”
Thank you to everyone for all the prayers, cards, visits and get well wishes after my knee surgery. I also want to thank Marshall and Josh for their visit. A big THANK YOU to Deacon Jane Burch who made and brought a delicious meal to me. I am truly blessed to be part of such a caring community.
Thank you, Donna Turner
October 20 is Pantry Sunday!
Bring your food and hygiene items to Sunday worship on the 3rd Sunday of the month, or drop them inside the circle drive doors at church anytime. The most needed items are listed below.
Food Items:
- Peanut Butter
- Canned Fruit
- Canned Corn
- Mac & Cheese
- Cereal
- Pasta & Pasta Sauce
Hygiene Items:
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Baby Diapers (all sizes but biggest need is sizes 4-6)
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Baby Wipes
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Full-Size Shampoo and Body Wash
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Toilet Paper
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Toothpaste
2nd Grade Bible Presentation
October 13
All second graders will receive their Deep Blue Bibles during worship on October 13. The Christian Education Committee invites the congregation to join the second graders and their families for this memorable occasion. If you have a second grader and are unable to attend worship on October 13, please let Heather know so other arrangements to deliver your child’s Bible can be made.
PCOC Book Group on October 16
5:15 to 6:30 p.m.
Room 13
PCOC Book Group will meet October 16 in Room 13 from 5:15 to 6:30 p.m. to review Fever in the Heartland by Tim Egan. All readers are welcome!
Questions? Contact Charlotte Hubbard.
Other Events You Might Enjoy
Summer Arts Garden Walk in North Omaha August 17, 9AM-1PM
Take a drive down North 30th Street during the North Omaha Summer Arts’ Annual Garden Walk. Visit the Washington Branch Library (2868 Ames Ave.) for garden tour information, book and seed giveaways, the annual quilters “We Are Quilt” show, and a story time at 10:30am.
Enjoy “No More Empty Pot’s” (8501 N 30th) terrific roof top garden! Live jazz will create the perfect ambiance, provided by bassist Bill Ritchie and pianist Dan Cerveny.
Explore new cuisine!
Down Home Soul Food Gospel Lunches at the Revive Center (2402 Lizzie Robinson Ave – 24th and lake) 12 – 3pm on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month. No pre-registration necessary! Several people from our church go somewhat regularly. Get hungry because you are gonna love the menu items.
Jackson’s Fair Deal Cafe, (2118 N 24th St. STE 101) is also a great option. Open Tuesday – Saturday 10AM – 9PM, Sunday 10AM – 5PM. 10% off meals for first responders, health care providers, college students, educators, and seniors. Now that is a fair deal!
Children’s Christmas Pageant
Register by November 1
The Children’s Christmas Pageant will be on Sunday, December 8 at 5:00 p.m.
All children (preschool – 5th grade) will be wearing costumes and singing!
There are mandatory rehearsals:
Wednesday, December 4 from 6 – 7 p.m.
Saturday, December 7 from 2 – 4 p.m.
Sunday, December 8 from 10 – 11 a.m.
Registration is required – the deadline is November 1.
Register HERE
Cross Currents Deadline is Friday, October 18
Please send your content for the November 2024 issue to communications@pcoc.us.
Presbyterian Men on October 12
Saturday, October 12 at 9:00 am, PCOC men are invited to attend a continental breakfast and program in the Welcome Center featuring Todd Petrick, Forensic Investigator. Todd will speak about the forensics work he has done with the Omaha Police Department. He will also share the work he does training agencies throughout the country in the use of equipment like GPS, Laser Scanners, and Drones to map crash and crime scenes, then present that data in 3D. You won’t want to miss this special program! Please signup to attend at the Information Desk by Sunday, October 6. Invite someone to attend with you. Contact Jon Boomgaarden with questions.
Bingo and Soup with the 49’ers
The senior high youth group would like to invite the 49’ers to an evening of food and fun! Join SHF on Sunday, October 20, from 5 – 7 p.m. for soup and bingo. Please let us know you’re coming by signing up on the sheet at the Information Desk in the Welcome Center or by registering online. If you have any questions, please contact Heather. We hope to see you there!
Sign up Here.
Advent Workshop and Lunch
November 17
The Advent Workshop will have a new feel to it this year! We know how much our families and children have enjoyed the spaghetti lunch and craft time in the past. This year we are selecting activities that encourage participation from all ages – the young AND the young at heart! There will be fewer crafts, but ones that all generations will love creating. This is one of SHF’s biggest fundraising events of the year, benefiting their summer mission trip to Colorado. Come for lunch and stay for the crafts! Watch the screens at church for sneak peeks in the coming weeks.
We hope to see all ages at the Advent Workshop this year!
Be sure to register online by November 1 to reserve your crafts and lunch.
If you have any questions, please contact Heather.
Note: SHF will be meeting on Friday, November 15 at 6 p.m. to set up and prep lunch.
On Sunday, November 17, SHF youth need to arrive at 10 a.m. and need to stay to clean up and reset Fellowship Hall. Parents plan to pick up your youth at 3 p.m.
Ordination & Installation
of Joshua A. Garry
We kindly invite you to join us for the service of Ordination and Installation of Joshua A. Garry on Sunday, November 3 at 4 p.m. at Presbyterian Church of the Cross. The sermon will be delivered by Rev. Dr. Frederick G. Garry of First Presbyterian Church Metuchen, New Jersey, with a reception following the service in the Welcome Center, hosted by the Congregational Life Committee.
Autumn Clean up Saturday, November 9
9 am – Noon
Calling all members to bring your garden gloves, rakes, shovels and trash barrels! We will be raking leaves and cleaning up the landscaped areas. Help spruce up our church’s lawn and landscaping by lending a hand. Juice, coffee and treats will be available. Rain/Snow date set for Saturday, November 16.
Breast Cancer Support Group
For anyone currently diagnosed with breast cancer.
Stay tuned for our next meeting date.
Questions? Contact Karen Morey or Heather Berry.
Using Our New Welcome Center Spaces
With our new Welcome Center finished, we are now actively using the new rooms. You will see these locations mentioned for some of our activities.
- Courtyard Room – This is the new official name for the large classroom in the Welcome Center.
- Hearth Room – This room has a fireplace, couch/chair seating, and a piano.
- Quiet Room – This room is just off the Hearth Room and features rocking chairs. This room is attached to the family restroom.
- Kitchenette – This is the small kitchen area in the Welcome Center.
Ushers Needed
Looking for a way to serve the church? Join an usher team, or sign up to usher on a Sunday that works for you this fall! Questions? Contact Mary Ott or Mary Lynn Bennett.
Greeters Needed
Your smiling face is needed to greet on Sunday mornings. We’ve made it easy to sign up online! Just choose your preferred service and door (north door by Fellowship Hall or south Welcome Center door).
Embracing Community Connections Speaker Series
Sunday mornings, in the Welcome Center
November 3, 10 and 17, 10:10 -11:00AM.
In the Courtyard Classroom
(Please arrive before 10:10)
November 3 – Connecting with the Latino Center of the Midlands
Albert Varas, CEO of the Latino Center of the Midlands
“As a seasoned leader with over two decades of experience in education, nonprofit, business, and public health sectors, Albert has dedicated his career to making a tangible difference in his community. In his role as CEO of the Latino Center of the Midlands for the past six years, he has spearheaded numerous initiatives, modernizing the organization’s finances and technology and cultivating vital partnerships with community organizations, businesses, and other key stakeholders.
November 10- Connecting with Health Equities in our Community and State
Echohawk Lefthand, Administrator for the Office of Health Disparities in the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).
Echohawk Lefthand is an enrolled member of the Diné (Navajo) Nation and has been a Public Health champion for over 15 years. Echohawk was a recent recipient of UNMC’s Distinguished Alumnus Award. His life and work experiences exhibit his great passion and dedication to promoting health and elevating quality of life for all. Prior to DHHS Echohawk served as the director, manager, and specialist of the Title VI Indian Education Program with Omaha Public Schools, Veteran Affairs, and Indian Health Service, respectively.
November 17 – Connecting with the Latino Economic Development Council and new endeavors in South Omaha
Itzel Lopez, CEO of the Latino Economic Development Council
Born and raised in Hidalgo, Mexico, Itzel’s transformative path began when her family moved to Omaha when she was 12. Through a connection to a Latina community leader, Itzel was able to secure academic scholarships at Bellevue University where she earned degrees in Business Administration, Communication Arts and Marketing. For several years, Itzel worked as an Executive at the AIM Institute, focusing on underrepresented groups in the tech sector and addressing the talent gap in STEM fields.
She volunteered in several ways in the community including as festival director for Omaha’s Cinco de Mayo celebration. In her current position she is excited to be spearheading a project to revitalize a civic park, Plaza de la Raza, at the heart of the Latino business community. As the inaugural CEO of the Latino Economic Development Council she looks forward to the renewal of South Omaha and the potential for even greater vibrancy in the future.
Sign up HERE
Friday Night Gourmets on October 11
The next Friday Night Gourmet Dinner will be on October 11 in the party room of Charlie’s On the Lake, 4150 S. 144 Street, Omaha. Social hour is at 6:30 pm with a buffet dinner beginning at 7:00 pm. The cost is $45 per person (this includes tax and gratuity) which is required at time of sign-up. Checks should be made out to PCOC, or you can pay with cash. All are welcome to join us for an enjoyable evening. Please sign up at the Information Desk. The deadline is October 7. Our hosts are Susan Price, (402) 714-7061 and Nancy Koehler, (402) 689-3767. Feel free to call with any questions.
GALS Giving & Gratitude on
October 20
Come together in Fellowship for Gratitude and Giving on Sunday, October 20 at 5p.m. This event will include a snack potluck, gratitude craft and a donation to support women in our community. Please sign up to bring a sweet or savory snack to share online. We’ll talk about the importance of gratitude in our lives and create a craft to enhance this in our lives. Please bring a new gently used bra to donate. We will do a blessing of the bras and donate them to a local charity. Please contact Staci Voss at 402-658-7545 or csvoss@cox.net with any questions.
Sign up HERE.
Get Involved in Our Music Programs
We have many opportunities for musicians of all ages and abilities! Look at this list and contact Kristi Treu at kristi@pcoc.us if you want more information
- Children’s Choir for grades 1-7 on Wednesdays during Cornerstone, from 5:15 – 6:00.
- NEW THIS FALL: The return of Credo Choir for grades 8-12! Rehearse on selected Sundays from 12:15 – 1:00 and sing 3-4 times per year in worship.
- All-Church Orchestra for instrumentalists in grades 7 through adult. Rehearsal is Wednesday, October 23, at 5:15, and play in worship on October 27. Contact Patty Ritchie at pritchie1@centurylink.net if you’d like to play.
- Carillon Choir, our adult handbell choir, rehearses on Thursday evenings at 6:00 pm. Contact Larry Frederickson for more information at lfreder1@icloud.com.
- Alleluia Singers for high school through adults rehearses Wednesday evenings at 6:30 pm in the choir rehearsal room (6:50 pm during Cornerstone).
- Chamber Singers (by invitation) rehearse on Wednesday evenings at 5:30 pm (5:50 during Cornerstone).
Dinner Servers Needed on October 13
Did you know that Siena Francis House provides nearly 400,000 meals each year? PCOC serves meals on the 2nd Sunday of each month. Our serving time is 4:15 to 6:15 p.m. We need 4 to 6 volunteers.
On the Sunday serving date, please sign in when you arrive for your signing shift. If you have questions, call or email Keith Allen.
Sometimes we run short on needed volunteers for our serving dates. If you are willing to be contacted by Keith Allen (Coordinator) when we need volunteers, please add your name to our list.
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