MAY, 2009

"Yard Sale Bakers"...

Please bring your baked goods to the kitchen, on Thursday or Friday (7th & 8th) only.  Start your baking now, and put in the freezer to bring on the proper day.  Everything should be wrapped, ready to sell.  Four cookies (unless they are very small) to a bag, please.  We will have cake boxes if you need one.  We will do the pricing.  People love to buy homemade goodies!  If you have questions, call me.

Thanks,  Chris Miller
   903-561-6556

The hours for drop off of yard sale items are as follows:

Tuesday, April 14, 10 am-noon
Saturday, April 18, 2:00-5:00 pm
Tuesday, April 21, 10 am-noon
Saturday, April 25, 2:00-5:00 pm
Tuesday, April 28, 10 am-noon
Saturday, May 2, 10 am-3:00 pm

The last day to donate is MAY 2!

We need your participation to make this sale a success. So please clean out your cabinets, closets, garages, storage buildings, etc. and donate these items to the sale.

by Pam Renner

We’re having a great BIG Yard Sale on May 9th!  We thank all who have do-nated so generously.  We have a storehouse full of treasures of every sort. 
The sale proceeds will help us with the many needs of the church.

So Much More than a BIG Yard Sale

MAY 9th

But the sale is about far more than a new roof.  It’s about providing goods at bargain prices to the buyers.  Times are tough now.  Jobs have been lost.  Most businesses’ sales have declined.  Those on fixed incomes are struggling.  Our sale will provide people with books and magazines to read, music to enjoy, linens for their bath or kitchen, toys for the children, tools to help get a new job, clothing for work, play, and growing children.  Our cakes, cookies, and pies will raise people’s spirits to be able to afford quality goodies well below bakery prices.  Our hot dog lunch will be the biggest value in town!  The sale is about sharing with our neighbors and welcoming our community to our spiritual home.

But the sale is far more than a roof and community.  It’s about fellowship as we pull together, working, kidding around, and putting on more and more price tags!  At the sale it’s a chance for visitors to see what friendly, helpful, and fun-filled folks belong to St. Francis.  And guess what?

The financial goal, the community sharing, and the fellowship provide an opportunity to fulfill our mission to love one another and to serve God’s kingdom on earth.  What could be more important than that?

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