Presbyterian Women
Moderator: Wendy McKinley
Vice Moderator: Stacy MacMillan
Bible Study
This year’s new Bible Study is “Finding Resilience, Joy, and Our Identity in Jesus Christ.” We invite all Presbyterian women to join us in one of our Bible Studies as we grow deeper in our faith through the spiritual discipline of studying scripture with others.
Please join us on Tuesday, November 11, 2025, as we begin this new Bible Study. Pastor Mark will lead both the morning and the evening Bible Studies. The daytime group meets from 10:00 – 11:15 a.m., and the evening group meets from 7:00 – 8:15 p.m. with childcare provided as needed. Please contact Wendy McKinley if you require childcare. (We meet at St. Andrew on the second Tuesday of every month, September through May.)
The Coordinating Team will meet in the conference room on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, at 5:45 pm.
Holly Place
Holly Place was established to target low-income seniors with limited resources who could not afford alternative care systems. The Presbyterian Women support Holly Place as one of our local missions.
The Presbyterian Women collect items each month and deliver them to Holly Place. There is a featured item each month, but you can donate anything on this list at any time. Please place your donations in the tub located in the lobby labeled “Holly Place.” Thank you for your generosity. See the Holly Place Wish List below.
December – Dryer Sheets
January – Air Freshener
February – Storage Bags, Gal. & Qt. Size
March – Dishwasher Detergent
April – Trash Bags
May – Furniture Polish
June – Floor Cleaner
July – Batteries (AAA, AA, 9V)
August – Aluminum Foil
Other News:
Blessing Bags
If you have not returned your Blessing bag, please give it to Fran Quinn or Lynn Lowman. You can also place your blessing bag in the offering plate or to the church office. Thank you for your generosity.
Friday Potluck Luncheon with Friends
Friday, Potluck Luncheon with Friends will meet on Friday, December 19th at noon. Friday, December 19th, at noon. The Barbara Ingram School for the Arts (BISFA) Cantala Choir is a select group of high school singers who perform advanced repertoire written for treble voices. Designed for BISFA students who demonstrate strong vocal technique, musicality, and dedication, the ensemble focuses on developing blend, tone quality, and musicianship through a wide variety of styles, from classical choral works to contemporary selections. With an emphasis on artistry and collaboration, the group performs at concerts, community events, and festivals, representing the school with professionalism and excellence while fostering a supportive and creative environment for its members.