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A big thanks for all the help received to retrofit the light fixtures in the Sanctuary. It took two Saturdays to get the work done. In addition, a fence and gate were rebuilt in the back by the sheds. Those that participated were: Bob Jacobs, Bob Graves, DeeDee Simer and her daughter and granddaughter, John Enez, Roger Fadness, Roy Kristensen, Jack Van Klaveren, Jody Good, Rick Urbom, Dave Schultz, Bob Beaudoin, and Frank McElwain.
A commercial-grade kitchen that meets health code requirements. Compliance with codes will avoid mandatory closure of our kitchen and allow us to continue our ministries involving food and fellowship for: • PW • Neighborhood House • Fellowship events • Community outreach Essential ingredients include: �� A functioning hand sink �� Updated and additional electrical outlets �� Adequate storage facilities �� Stainless steel counter tops ♦ Safe and efficient ♦ Counter height dish washer ♦ Oven and stove ♦ Cooler and freezer ♦ Ice maker ♦ Small appliances �� AND, above all, a coffee making system! This is a “rich stew” that requires many cooks! We’ve already raised over $40,000, but we need approximately $120,000. And in keeping with our commitment to mission giving, at least 10 percent of money raised will go to mission projects. Your contribution to the stew will help us continue and expand our Cottonwood ministries! |
NOTICE: The newspaper pickup from the bin on the south side of the parking lot will be emptied more often now – Every Thursday. We have had a real problem with papers being left alongside the bin when it is full. With the strong winds we have had, the papers get blown all over the church grounds and even into the street. If the bin is full, PLEASE come back later or find another bin to leave them in.
Thanks for your help.
Pictures from Fall Cargo Day 2007
Pictures from Spring Cargo Day 2008
Pictures from Fall Cargo Day 2008