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Announcements

 

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CHURCH HOURS:  Monday – Friday 8 AM – 12 Noon

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In person worship at 8:30am & 10:45am

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Our service will be recorded Live on Facebook and posted in Flocknote.

      www.facebook.com/FaithLutheranChurchofWilmington

 

Your offering may be mailed or done online by going to https://www.flcwilmington.com/donationsofferings

 

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You may also check out the Southern Ohio Synod’s website for more resources.

www.southernohiosynod.org

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Check out the Newsletter tab for other events â€‹

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Volunteers Needed-There is a sign-up sheet in the narthex for Greeters and Lectors. Please check the dates and see if you are available to volunteer a Sunday. 

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The 2024  Altar Flower Chart Has Been Posted On The Bulletin Board In The Narthex.  Sign up on your preferred Sunday and indicate if they are given “in memory of…”; “in celebration of…” or “in honor of…”  - A $20 donation is suggested.  Thank you!  

 

Welca Website:  The website Womenoftheelca.org has very good articles, including Daily Grace, which may be of interest to you. Check it out!  Café is an award-winning web-based magazine (boldcafe.org) for young adult women who are interested in how faith relates to issues women face today.

 

For the total of the month of July our food pantry helped 21 adults, 47 seniors and 10 children (78 total people - 42 families). If you would like to learn more about volunteering for this ministry, see Jack Connor or Terri Roberts. To help supplement our Food Pantry this year, we are asking the congregation to bring a different product each month as shown below.

 

Food Pantry Donations 2024                                 

                 

January-Kleenex                                   February- Dish Soap

March-Laundry Detergent                 April-Zip-Loc Bags

May- Hand/Bar Soap                            June-Toilet Paper

July-Tooth Paste/Brushes                   August-Dish Soap

September-Toilet Paper                      October-Kleenex

November-Shampoo                            December-Paper Towels

 

 

REGIONAL & LOCAL EVENTS:

 

Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group 1ST Thursday of each month; 6:00pm-7:30pm – Ohio Living Cape May Multi-purpose room.

For more information call Abby Ellsberry 937-725-3542

 

Angels Awaiting Maternity Home- 782 Xenia Avenue, Wilmington. Wanted: Mature, single, woman of faith to move into our Angel House and run day to day activities, and oversee residents. We are looking for a few volunteers to fulfill other positions as well. If interested, call 937-283-7976.

 

Community Care Hospice is in need of volunteers! For more information, please visit www.communitycarehospice.com or call 937-382-5400. Community Care Hospice is located at 1669 Rombach Ave, Wilmington.

 

Coffee And Conversation: Held the third Wednesday of every month in Cape May’s Cambridge Library. Open to all residents, family members, friends and the general public. Different speakers plus refreshments and snacks are included!

 

Solutions Community Counseling & Recovery Center:  953 S. South St., Wilmington. 

 

St. Vincent Veteran Families:  Financial assistance for Veterans and their families for housing and VA benefits, serving homeless and at risk households. Katie Lewis, Outreach Specialist, phone # 937-222-7340, ext. 207 or email klewis@stvincentdayton.org. Information at 1-888-751-1238.

 

Volunteers  Needed

Clinton Memorial Hospital offers a variety of volunteer opportunities.

If you are looking for a rewarding experience and a feeling of community spirit, THIS is the place for YOU! For more information about Clinton Memorial Hospital’s Volunteer Services, contact Veronica Grabill, Volunteer Services Coordinator, at 937 382-9223 or e-mail vegrabill@cmhregional.com

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Sugartree Landscaping

Help support people through their work based recovery, and get your yard work done.

Mowing, edging, weeding, gutter cleaning and more! Contact Sugartree Landscaping on Facebook, or by email SugartreeLandscaping@gmail.com or by phone at 937-239-3944.

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Become a casa Volunteer, 

change a child's story. Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) advocate for children who are caught in the legal system as a result of being the victim of abuse, neglect or lack of proper care by their parents.  They work for the best interest of children and help ensure every child grows up in a safe, stable and loving home.  Clinton County CASA is looking for passionate community volunteers to help serve children in our county who have experienced abuse and neglect. Do you have 8 hours a month to give to a child in our community?

clintoncasa.org mongold.tarah@clintoncountyohio.us

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