Zion Arendtsville United Church of Christ
"Embodying The Love of God in Word and Action"
The next planning meeting or John’s Meals will be on Sunday, Aug. 10th at 12 Noon. We will meet in Zion UCC’s fellowship hall which is on the lower level. We’d love to see each of our UACT member churches…
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Program Coordinator Angie Vines: 4vines752@comcast.net Food-Raising and School Liaison Chris Parker: 717-965-6614 ctparker70@gmail.com Volunteer Coordinator Pam Taylor: taylor245@comcast.net UACT Coordinator, Grant Writing Pastor Kim Blocher: 717-677-8319
John’s Meals is an outreach activity through Upper Adams Christians Together (UACT). We aim to provide healthy meals to the food insecure children/youth in our Upper Adams community. We will deliver backpacks of 3 meals and snacks to Arendstville Elementary…
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The 1st Hot Dog Roast of the summer 2012 was a success. More than 30 people attended. Please join us the last Sunday of the months July and August at 6PM behind Zion House for an enjoyable evening of good…
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Our preschool class is settling in already to a nice routine for learning and our rotational model youth enjoyed a second week of lessons on “How the Bible Came to Be”.
The Sunday School classes and adult volunteers/parents traveled to Fairview and Greenmount Cemetaries on 5/29 to lay flowers at the graves of veterans and family members in observance of Memorial Day. We had great (albeit warm) weather and a great…
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Many thanks to the Sunday School youth and their parents for their help with set up, serving and clean up for the breakfast. The food was delicious and fellowship opportunity invaluable.
The membership committee got together 4/16 to pack 19 care packages for our college students preparing for finals week. Most of the students start finals the 1st week in May The membership committee has been sending care packages to the…
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The children in the pre-k thru 6th grades hunted for easter eggs throughout the church on sunday. It was an interesting sight to see – children going every which way. It appeared as though the pre-k children were more adept…
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