Community Blood Drive at YPPC is May 25! | | |
Every day, blood donors help patients of all ages: accident and burn victims, heart surgery and organ transplant patients, and those battling cancer. In fact, every two seconds, someone in the US needs blood!
In the coming week, we hope to help with a donation of a minimum of twenty-two pints of blood. With five days to go, nineteen people have signed up to donate. Three others have made verbal commitments.
It is not too late to make an appointment online by clicking the button below. Please enter the sponsor code, YeamansParkPres, when it is requested.
Walk-ins also are welcome!
All YPPC donors will receive a Red Cross water bottle to help us stay hydrated while we save lives!
Also, on Sunday morning, Brandon Kenney, Account Manager, American Red Cross Blood Services – Coastal SC Region, will present a Minute for Mission and join us for Fellowship.
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This week's Scripture Lessons: *Psalm 67:1-7 and *John 14:23-29
*Click scripture links to read these passages in the NRSV Bible.
Sermon Title: "God Makes a Home"
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Liturgists needed for worship
Liturgists lead the Call to Confession, Prayer of Confession, Assurance of Pardon, and the First Scripture Reading. A script will be provided in advance. If you would like, a time to practice in the sanctuary prior to the service will be available.
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Worship is the work of the people. If you would like to participate in worship in the choir, as a guest musician, or by commissioning flower arrangements, please contact the church office. | |
Just 9 more days until our Memorial Day Fellowship! | |
On Sunday, May 29, we will have a special hot dog fellowship in honor of Memorial Day sponsored by Congregational Ministries. In addition to lunch, children of all ages are invited to enjoy water games on the lawn - bring a friend, and come dressed to get wet! | |
Our Prayer Chain is Growing! Have you signed up? | |
Our Prayer Chain distribution list of those who wish to receive timely email prayer requests is growing! You may sign up by clicking the Add Me to the Prayer Chain button below.
Also, you may request a prayer by clicking below on the Add a Prayer Request button. Your prayer requests will not be shared on social media.
Ongoing prayer concerns, birthdays, and anniversaries will be shared in a monthly “Prayers and Praise” list in the bulletin and via email.
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Facebook users…
Whether you’re someone who posts a lot or just observes, you can help spread the good news about what is happening at YPPC to others in your sphere of influence. Susan Walsh, our YPPC Facebook administrator, posts on Facebook our Weekly Update, our Sunday worship service and other posts during the week. Just by clicking “like” or “share” to your Facebook friends, you are spreading the word to the greater community about how God is working at YPPC and how they can be a part of it.
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Could you help?
Your Friday Weekly Update publishing crew is looking for assistance over the upcoming summer months!
Just basic computer knowledge and a desire to learn something need is all you'll need to give us a hand. Training and support will be provided…you will not be on your own. And this can all be done from home!
Please contact Rev. Smith or Tim Cookson for more information and be a part of what God is doing at YPPC.
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Presbyterian Communities of South Carolina (PCSC) Ambassador
In addition to supporting the annual Mother’s Day Offering, another way that our congregation can support the mission of PCSC is by selecting one member of our congregation to serve as a PSCS Ambassador. The ambassador will attend a meeting each Spring to hear an update on PCSC, promote the annual Mother’s Day Offering, and serve as a liaison between YPPC and the Village at Summerville.
We are happy to announce that Sue Browning, one of our newest YPPC members, will serve in this key role. Sue will make regular visits to our members who are Village residents and will keep us informed of ways that we can show our support.
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May Food Pantry Needs... | |
Did you know that each food pantry family receives their choice of a fresh loaf of white or wheat bread with their food order? This, along with peanut butter and jelly, ensures that each person can have a tasty and satisfying PB&J!
Thank you for making this possible!
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Current Covid Guidance
Our Covid Protocol level remains at Phase 1 - CDC Risk of Spread - Low.
This is based on CDC's revised Risk-of-Spread Metric. In this system, a low risk of spread is green, a moderate risk is yellow, and a high risk is red. The risk level for each county will be posted each week and that will determine the Safety Protocol level we will follow. Our tri-county area currently is at Green (low risk).
Masks, gloves, and hand sanitizer will remain available to anyone who would like them.
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