• Canned Beans
• Peanut Butter
• Jelly
• Cereal
• Instant Potatoes
• Canned Meat (i.e. Chili, Tuna)
• Toilet Paper
• Paper Towels
• Laundry Soap
• Household Cleaning Supplies

You can take these items directly to Interfaith or drop them in the blue and red receptacles in the first floor hallway of the Education Wing (outside the church office).

• Cooking Breakfast (Connie Rosenburg & Erica Conner)
• Painting the Riverside Cemetery Fence (Erica Conner, Rev. Pellikan, and children of Adventures in Mission (AIM-1))
• Texas Ramp Project 1 (Rev. Sims)
• Texas Ramp Project 2 (Alan Ballard & former Youth Pastor, Dana Coker)
• Texas Ramp Project 3 (Elizabeth Yeager)
• Imagine No Malaria Car Wash (Youth of FUMC)
  In fact Jeff Ginn and our youth spearheaded this event that raised over $300 to help eradicate malaria on the continent of Africa by 2015)

Check out pictures below:

• Soup
• Crackers
• Macaroni & Cheese
• Cereal
• Hot Dogs
• Canned Meat
• Toilet Paper
• Paper Towels
• Household Cleaning Supplies

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!

Habitat For Humanity of Wichita Falls does a Collegiate Challenge program where students from colleges around the country come to work here in Wichita Falls.  This week, Air Force Academy Cadets from Colorado Springs and University of Wisconsin, Stevens Point Students were here to serve.

One of the treats they experienced on Thursday, March 25, 2010 was a meal provided by Emma Knight and her Dad, Kyle.  Other than cutting up the meat, Emma essentially did all the cooking (of course under the guidance of Kyle who is teaching her the fine art of cajun cooking) and helped serve jambalaya, green beans, and bread!

THANK YOU TO EMMA AND KYLE FOR YOUR SERVICE AND GENEROSITY!

Many thanks to all of the participants that made this event a success:

• Jeff & Lauri Cooper (class presidents);
• Matt & Kim English and Kate;
• Chad & Jennifer Hillberg and Jack & Kara;
• Jennifer Holmes and James & Joseph Scales;
• Troy Sims; and
• Elizabeth Yeager.

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Meatball sub sandwiches, chips, mixed fruit, cookies, and brownies was the very popular menu.

THANK YOU to all who provided a healthful meal for those in need!

Thank you to Ann Bowling, Garland Dean, Wanda Hoffman,
Gary Sparks, Paul & Patti Stillson, Retha Stone, and Kris & Paula Tilker
for your ministry!

For those of you concerned about the young people of our day and age, take comfort in knowing that not only did Preston, Maverick, and Daniel WANT to be there, they worked extremely hard in setting the table and taking drinks and food to the people we served.

Next month, the Open Door Class will serve the meal on December 9.

Mary Jane Arrington of the Win-Some Class

Special thanks go to the Young Adult Singles (with a little help from Jr. High Youth) for packing the PowerPaks for the week of October 25.

Likewise, a big thank you goes to the Win-Some Sunday School Class for taking care of the Power Packs for the week of November 1.

A big difference is being made in the lives of these young people by providing food for them on the weekend!

Carolyn & Howard Allison and Mary Jo Dudley of the Win-Some Class

Again, this year, we will have a “contest” between Sunday School Classes, so members of Sunday School Classes should take their items to their respective class to “receive credit.  However, there will be a change this year to make it more fair.

The number of items a class brings will be divided by the number of class members in the Sunday School attendance sheets. Thus, smaller classes will have a better chance in the contest.

Prizes include:

• 4-weeks taught by Rev. Sims
• 3-weeks taught by Dr. Gene Newton
• Do you know someone who would be willing to offer a prize?  If so, contact Rev. Troy Sims (tsims@fumcwf.org or 940-766-4231, x229).