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What Happens After We Die?

    As believers in the resurrection of Jesus and the promise of eternal life, Christians realize that death is not something to be feared.  Death is simply a doorway to a new and better life!  Join us at 9am in the Church Parlor beginning on April 7 for a 5-week study entitled “The Case for Heaven.”  This is a video-based study with discussion led by Pastor Mark.  This engaging class will explore such questions as: “Can we really know there is a Heaven?”  “What will Heaven be like?” “How do we live with an eye on Eternity?” and much more.   We hope to see you each week as we explore the case for heaven.

The soup and bread ministry has been blessed with wonderful volunteers.  These volunteers make enough soup, bread and cookies, as well as, provided fruit and a special card for Port Town and our church family and friends. We also have volunteers in the kitchen heating the soup, packing bags and cleaning the kitchen. The task is like clockwork.  It is “uncertain” who is truly blessed, the recipient of the food and visit or those who make it all happen.

Please consider becoming a part of this wonderful ministry.  One way is to contribute to replenish our account for the purchasing of paper products. On the memo line, please write soup ministry.  Also needed – a volunteer to provide fruit and additional soup makers.  You only have to provide fruit, soup, sweets, etc. every 5th month. Please think about it.

If you feel led to volunteer, please give Becky Pirok a call, 804-832-3662 or Kathy Rodgers, 804-854-1852. 

     All members of the UUMC family and community are invited to attend Dinner and Speaker from Bay Aging, which will be sponsored by the UUMC United Women in Faith, Wednesday, April 24th. at 5:30 in the UUMC Fellowship Hall.

     The Susanna Wesley Circle will provide and serve dinner from 5:30-6:00. Baked potatoes with lots of topping choices/tossed salad/dessert and beverage will be free and donations to the circle's mission projects will be accepted.

     At 6:00, Lisa Walker, VP-Advocacy Resources with Bay Aging, will talk for approximately 30 minutes on

    - the services available through Bay Aging

    -health screenings seniors should have that Medicare

        recommends/covers

    - volunteer opportunities with Bay Aging 

     Please email Brenda Wiley at bwinvirginia@yahoo.com or leave Brenda a message at 804-919-1335 if you can attend so plans can be made for dinner and presentation handouts.

     We hope you can attend this delicious dinner and interesting presentation. Please bring your family and neighbors.