The Lantern

For the week of October 7

WEEKLY SCHEDULE

Sunday, October 7

9:45 a.m. - Sunday School

11:00 a.m. - Worship


Wednesday, October 10

Food Pantry Preparation

6:30 - Sanctuary Choir Rehearsal


Thursday, October 11

10:00 a.m. - Food Pantry Distribution

Prayer Concerns

Newest concerns are at the top of the list


We extend Christian sympathy to the friends and family of Aline Simpson, beloved member of Circle #5, who passed away Sunday evening.

Alex Barrus’s friend, Camryn Alverson received a new kidney and is recovering from the transplant.

Jan Staples continues to have difficulty with her foot.

Michelle Maynard & her ambulance crew have returned from North Carolina following their work during Hurricane Florence.

Albert Chapel has been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

Clay Bloodworth. Cathy Leonard’s cousin’s 19 year old son, suffering severe injuries from a head-on collision.

J.T. - Friend of the Sagers, is being deployed to Afghanistan.

Ernie Grant, Elaine White’s friend, diagnosed with esophageal cancer

Tom George, diagnosed with kidney cancer and awaiting a liver transplant

Art Viohl, former LPC member, Parkinson’s

Eddie Campbell

Anita Fralick, friend of PCR

Spencer Boyd, brother in law of Joan and Phil McMullan, undergoing treatment for cancer

Sophie, 19 year old friend of Nesbitt family, Cystic Fibrosis, trying to get on transplant list

Dr. Karen Jordan, former coworker of Shawn Gales, breast cancer

Ed Mather, friend of Gloria Samut, has rapidly progressing early onset Alzheimer's

Jay Sager, Mike Sager's father, health concerns

Michael Thames, friend of Shawn Gales, diagnosed with Leukemia

Chip, friend of Mike Sager, cirrhosis of the liver

Emmett Kennedy, friend of Mike Sager, throat cancer

Avery White, Elaine’s brother-in-law, health problems

Lillie Curry, Brenda Gales’ aunt, recovering at home

Sonya, niece of Kenneth Jenkins, fighting breast cancer

Doug Switzer’s daughter, friend of Mike Sager, melanoma


Our neighbors in need who have received food from PCR’S Food Pantry


Shut Ins: Jean Ghee, Louise Hanekamp, Doris Kirby, Jane McMillian, Virginia Nicholson, Emelyn Sexton, Evelyn Spivey

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BAKE, BAKE, BAKE

PW ladies, plan ahead for the Bake Sale at the Fall Festival on Saturday, October 20th. Proceeds help to fund PW projects.
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Hurricane Relief

Any time there is a large scale natural disaster, many of us want to reach out and help. If you would like to help but don't know how, PCR gives through Presbyterian Disaster Assistance. You can help with hurricane relief simply by indicating "Presbyterian Disaster Assistance" or "PDA" on the memo line of your check. PCR will forward any and all gifts designated as such to the Presbyterian Disaster Assistance. For more information about the good work done by PDA, you can go to www.pda.pcusa.org.

Blessings,

Pastor Greg

New PCR Calendar

The big calendar board has been removed from the church office. Instead, use the link below to check for upcoming events. When you want to schedule an event, call or email the church office, and Julie will add it to the calendar.


https://calendar.google.com/calendar/embed?src=pcrconyers%40gmail.com&ctz=America%2FNew_York

About PCR

Sunday School- 9:45 a.m.

Worship- 11:00 a.m.

We are a welcoming, caring congregation, strong in fellowship and faithfully committed to worshiping God. Traditional in organization and open in worship, our mission is to share the love of God by serving our neighbors, whether we meet them around the corner or around the world.

Dr. Greg McMinn, Pastor