Care & cONNECTIONS
The purpose of the Care & Connections is to plan, organize and provide opportunities, programs, activities, and events that foster and encourage growing relationships among those connected to Peace Presbyterian Church, and to enable, equip and encourage us to provide care for members of our church family, especially during the more challenging and delicate times of life.
The purpose of the Care & Connections is to plan, organize and provide opportunities, programs, activities, and events that foster and encourage growing relationships among those connected to Peace Presbyterian Church, and to enable, equip and encourage us to provide care for members of our church family, especially during the more challenging and delicate times of life.
The members of the congregation work together to offer many opportunities for everyone to connect with each other. Some examples are Adult Sunday School, Prayer Breakfast, transporation & meal support to members in need, Joy Group activities and outings in the community for all to attend. For more information contact us anytime.
ARE YOU CONNECTED? Would you like to be? For questions about your Peace Connections group, or to be added to a group, please contact Lucy Freeman or Amy Hearon, email candc@peacepresbyterian.org, or call Deb in the church office (252-355-2273).
NEED A RIDE OR MEAL? Peace has committees for transportation and meals, headed by Diane Minshew and Margaret Cox. Members of Peace who need transportation, to the doctor, grocery store, church, physical therapy, etc., give Diane a call. If you would be willing to provide transportation, let her know and she will add you to the volunteer list. Call Diane at 252-714-6707.
Members who need a meal during illness, surgery, life event, etc. or would be willing to help provide meals please give Margaret Cox a call at 252-531-6913(cell or 252-756-8451 (home).
NEED A RIDE OR MEAL? Peace has committees for transportation and meals, headed by Diane Minshew and Margaret Cox. Members of Peace who need transportation, to the doctor, grocery store, church, physical therapy, etc., give Diane a call. If you would be willing to provide transportation, let her know and she will add you to the volunteer list. Call Diane at 252-714-6707.
Members who need a meal during illness, surgery, life event, etc. or would be willing to help provide meals please give Margaret Cox a call at 252-531-6913(cell or 252-756-8451 (home).