Advent Meal December 6

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On Wednesday, Dec. 6, Pioneer supporters and the Youth Group will serve soup, salad, bread, crackers and dessert between Advent services (4:00 pm & 7:00 pm). If you can help support this meal by making your favorite crockpot of soup, please let the church office know or contact Jodi Otto (651-208-5217) as soon as possible. The free will donation from this meal will be used for the sanctuary roof fund and also to buy gifts for the Caring Committee Tree.

Thank you for your support of these two groups!

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