This Week's Bulletin
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Faith Formation Grades 1-6
Teen Faith Formation
Adult Spiritualty and Enrichment
Liturgy and Worship
Parish Life
Outreach
Opportunites for Involvement
Stewardship
In Your Prayers
In Memory
Please turn off your cell phones and pagers before you enter the church. It is very distracting to hear phones ringing during liturgy.
Parking
Victory: We are still having some difficulty with cars parking in the NO PARKING areas. We also ask that you pull up as close to the car in front of you so we can get as many cars as possible in the lot. Thank you for your consideration.
Hope: Please park in our new lot and/or in the gravel driveway. Please do not park along Parker Rd or on our new grass. It is OK to use the fire station parking.
FAITH FORMATION GRADES 1-6
The schedule for First Communion is as follows:
Saturday May 3 at 4:30 pm Mass
Sunday May 4 at 10 am and 11:30 am Mass
Saturday May 10 at 4:30 pm Mass
Sunday May 11 at 10 am and 11:30 am Mass
Saturday May 17 at 4:30 pm Mass
Sunday May 18 at 10 am Mass
May will be Faith Formation Registration month for all new students entering the first grade in the fall of 2008 and for ninth grade students who have been attending Catholic School and will be entering the Confirmation program…Watch for further information! All students currently in the Faith Formation Program will be moved to the next grade. Forms were sent home with the children in Grades 1 – 6 and will be emailed to parents as well. Please return at your earliest convenience.
Confirmation 1 meets for the final time this year on Sunday, May 4th.
Confirmation II candidates are reminded that attendance at their Confirmation rehearsal is mandatory. The rehearsal for the May 11th Confirmation will take place on Thursday, May 8th, from 7-8 PM. The rehearsal for the May 18th Confirmation will take place on Thursday, May 15th, from 7-8 PM.
Mission Honduras Trip
There will be a mandatory meeting on Thursday, May 22nd, from 7-8 PM for everyone at all interested in going on the mission trip to Honduras in June 2009. This will be our last organizational meeting until the fall, and we will be planning a couple of summer fundraisers to help defray the cost of the trip. Initial applications for the trip will also be distributed. Please contact Karen in the Teen Faith Formation Office with any questions. (Please note that you must be 16 by July 2009 in order to travel with us to Mission Honduras.)
LITURGY AND WORSHIP
Novena to the Holy Spirit
As part of the Golden Jubilee, there will be a Novena to the Holy Spirit from May 2 through May 10. The 9 am Mass will be celebrated by priests who were formerly assigned to Our Lady of Victory with the Novena following immediately after Mass. Refreshments will be served each day after the Novena in the Faith Formation Center. Please join with us as we continue the Jubilee Celebration.
The priests will be:
Friday, May 2 Fr. John J. Perry
Saturday, May 3 Fr. David Frederici
Monday, May 5 Fr. Rich Wilson
Tuesday, May 6 Msgr. John Moore
Wednesday, May 7 Fr. Don MacMillan
Thursday, May 8 Fr. George Drury
Friday, May 9 Msgr. John A. Perry
Saturday, May 10 Fr. Jim McLellan
DIVINE MERCY HOLY HOUR
Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament
Divine Mercy Chaplet and Devotions
Preached Reflection
Benediction
Holy Hour: Wednesday May 14 and May 28 - 6 –7 pm
RCIA: Thinking about becoming Catholic?
...or know someone who is? Call us for more information about the process of RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults). It’s a process that is open to all seekers whenever the Spirit moves and NOT a “class” that begins in the Fall. Call today! Patricia Clock 775-5744 x112
ENNEAGRAM WORKSHOP
Discovering Our True Selves before God
Saturday May 10, 2008
Registration 8:45am Closing 3:45pm
Christ the King Parish Hall
Co-Sponsored by Christ the King Parish and Our Lady of Victory Parish
Have you ever wondered.......
why you do the things you do? And perhaps even more so, why other people behave the way they do?
A basic question that a person faces in the human journey is that of identity, "Who am I?" The late
Dag Hammarskjold perceptibly remarked that we have become adept at exploring outer space, but that we have not developed similar skills in exploring our own inner spaces. He wrote, "The longest journey is the journey inwards." Self-knowledge and knowledge of others can provide an opportunity to further appreciate and accept ourselves and others.
The Enneagram is one way of helping persons to come to a greater freedom and authenticity before God. Sister Gail O'Donnell RSCJ, Spiritual Director, retreat leader, and Director of Continuing Education at Weston Jesuit School of Theology in Cambridge, MA will be the presenter for our workshop, The Enneagram: Discovering our True Selves Before God. She has been giving Enneagram workshops for the past twenty years.
What is the Enneagram?
The Enneagram is an ancient method of understanding our own personalities and has been utilized for centuries to increase self-knowledge. This methodology holds that there are nine basic styles of life patterns and general behaviors. The Enneagram has been passed down from generation to generation in the oral tradition and is therefore best learned in an environment where individuals have the opportunity to interact directly with the leader.
During this workshop, we will listen to thoughtful presentations on each of the nine Enneagram types. We will also prayerfully consider reflection questions to help each of us to understand our loved ones and ourselves better.
An appreciation of why we act the way we do, as well as why others act differently, can serve to
facilitate reconciliation within ourselves, our relationships, and the communities in which we live.
About our presenter...
Sister O’Donnell began her work at Weston Jesuit in 2000 when she served as Spiritual Director and Facilitator of Colloquuium for the sabbatical program. She is also the Director of Young Professed for the Society of the Sacred Heart, U.S. Province. Sister O’Donnell has seved the Society of the Sacred Heart in a number of capacities over the years, including Area Director, Director of Religious Development, and as a member of the International Formation Team, for which she lived and worked in Rome, Italy. She has taught English as a Second Language in both Boston and Seoul Korea. She holds a B.A. from Newton College of the Sacred Heart (now Boston College), a M.A. from Manhattanville College, and a M.Div. from Weston Jesuit.
To register today click here application and print out a FORM
Keep in mind we can only have 45 participants for this workshop.
For more information Contact
Shirley Agnew RSM 508 477-7700 x26 ~ The Parish of Christ the King or Patricia Clock 508 775-5744 x112 ~ Our Lady of Victory
For Directions to Christ the King click here Schedules/Directions
ADULT SPIRITUALITY AND ENRICHMENT
RCIA - Thinking about becoming Catholic?
...or know someone who is? Call us for more information about the process of RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults). It is a process that is open to all seekers whenever the Spirit moves and NOT a "class" that begins in the Fall. Call today! Patricia Clock 775-5744 x112.
Adult Confirmation
Classes will be held for those adults wishing to receive the sacrament. They begin on April 2 and meet on five consecutive Wednesdays from 7-9pm at Corpus Christi Church in East Sandwich. Call Patricia Clock at 775-5744 x112 for information and/or registration .
Taize
Taize, a little village in France, is the home of an ecumenical community of Brothers. The simple prayer practiced by the monks of Taize has attracted people from all over the world. These travelers have carried their experience home with them and today prayer, in the tradition of Taize, can be found in all parts of the world. Come join us on the first Monday evening of each month as we, too, raise our voices in prayer and song and our hearts in silence in the manner of our Taize counterparts. We will gently anticipate together the great celebration of Pentecost. While deeply rooted in Christian tradition, this prayer has something special to say to contemporary humankind. Monday, May 5th at 7pm in the Church. No experience necessary, just bring along your eager heart held open to prayer.
An Invitation to Proclaim the Word
We need more voices to proclaim the scripture for our Sunday liturgies. It’s a wonderful opportunity to serve the faith community. Training will be provided. Interested? Call Patricia Clock 775-5744 x112.
Faith Club
Faith Club is an opportunity for Adults with special needs to come together to learn about the Catholic Faith through the Gospels. The Faith Club will meet on Thursday evenings, through May 29, from 7 – 9 pm in the Faith Formation Center Room M-3. For more information, please call Pat Sabatini at 508-362-4912.
PARISH LIFE
Calling All Nurses
The Parish Nurses invite all Nurses in the Parish to a meeting on Saturday, May 3rd @ 10:30am in the Faith Formation Center. We are looking for you to help us to brainstorm additional services we might begin to offer to all the members of our Parish. For questions, please call Mary Lees, 508-771-1106 or email maryplees@comcast.net
Parish Nurse Ministries of Cape Cod, Inc. would like to invite all Nurses to celebrate Nurses Day with them on Wednesday, May 7th @ St. Peter's Lutheran Church, Harwich from 11:30am to 2pm. A light Lunch will be provided and Joan Houlihan of Atria-Woodbriar will speak on Humor. Please RSVP to Mary Lees 508-771-1106 or maryplees@comcast.net
Were you married at Our Lady of Victory or Our Lady of Hope?
If so we would like to hear from you!
As part of our 50th Anniversary Celebrations we are planning a very special ‘Wedding Day’ for all those couples that have celebrated the Sacrament of Matrimony in our parish.
On Sunday 4 May 2008 there will be a celebration at the 11:30am Massfollowed by a ‘Wedding Reception’ in the parish center.
Please call the parish office to reserve your place or for more information.
Women's Guild
Monday, May 12 at 11:00 am (Please note the time change for this meeting) will be the May meeting for the Women's Guild. A. "Living Rosary and the Crowning of Mary" will be followed by Benediction with Msgr. Gerard O'Connor. Tickets( $20.00) for the June Luncheon and Banquet at The Captain's Table will be available at this meeting. Remember that dues for the 2008-2009 year are due by the June meeting. Thank you.
Men's Club
Members will be served free, John Marcoux's corned beef sandwiches at next meeting on May 13 at 7 PM in the parish center.
CPR/Defibrillator Training
The parish is planning additional CPR/Defibrillator training. We would like to increase the potential availability of trained individuals, in the event of a sudden cardiac arrest emergency. If you would like to participate in this training, please contact Ralph Babusci, Pastoral Associate, at 508-778-0193 or ralbabusci@aol.com.
Altar Servers
Greetings to all: This is a follow up to our meeting on Mar29 and also the email responses and phone calls sent into the office. I am listing below dates for rehearsals for new altar servers. The days are Fridays @330- 500pm in the parish center and Saturdays 10-1130 am in the church..please check location listed below..I believe that each new server should make at least two sessions and they can come to more if they want. If they have any current servers in their families maybe you can bring them along and we can use them as instructors..... We are looking to have the new servers blessed at mass on the 29th of June. And prior to that they can receive their server assignments and schedules....Please if you have any question feel free to call me (508 362 3150) or email me. Also if at all possible please let me know what days you children can make the training sessions..... In the future we are looki ng to have notices posted on the parish web page for servers...Watch the bulletin Thank you and God bless Deacon Jim (DJ)
Friday Saturday
May 9th May 10th
May 16 May 17
May 23 church May 24 church
June 6th church June 14 church
June 21 church
Anchor
It is Anchor subscription time. If you would like to renew your subscription, or start a new subscription for the Diocesan Newspaper, please complete the Anchor envelope and put it in the collection. There are envelopes at the doors.
Ushers
Have you thought about how you can live out your baptismal promise to serve the people of God? What better way than to meet and greet the “other” people of God at weekend liturgies. Please call the parish office to sign up!
Ministry of Hope-Bereavement Series
A bereavement series for those who have experienced to loss of a loved one is being held on Sunday afternoons from 2:00 till 3:30 in the church basement. The format will include prayer, music and sharing of ways to deal with issues related to loss and grieving. To join us or for more information please call Paula Connolly at 508-771-2146 or Natalie Ryan at 508-771-4371.
Eucharistic Ministers
All current Eucharistic Ministers are invited to join with our newly appointed Ministers on Monday, May 12 for an evening of reflection on the awesome mystery of the Eucharist and on the role of extraordinary ministers as servants at the Table of the Lord. We’ll greet the new ministers, share some time and treats, and then lift our hearts in prayer. Come to the Parish Center at 7:30pm to begin our evening together. New ministers will gather in the Church at 6:15pm to receive instructions regarding OLV/OLH procedures prior to joining in the parish Center. Questions? Call Patricia Clock at 775-5744 x112.
Music Ministry Notes
Our Lady of Victory Adult Choir rehearsals are on Wednesday at 7:30 pm in the Choir Loft. All are welcome – come if you love to sing. Our Lady of Victory Children’s Choir rehearsals are on Friday, from 4 to 5:30 pm. All children Grade 1 and up (boys and girls) are welcome. Please meet downstairs in the Church.
Adult Choir
We heard you sing; you’re good. Why don’t you consider joining the adult choir; we can use you and your wonderful talent. Some of you might have already been approached by one on our members. We meet every Wednesday from 7:30 to 9 pm. We have a great group of people and you will be welcomed with open arms. We are just starting to rehearse for the Easter season. This would be a good time to consider joining us; we can all learn the new music together. Remember, “he who sings prays twice”.
OUTREACH / IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
Homeless Lunch
The new sign-up board is available in the Candle Room of the Main Church. Please take time to share in this valuable ministry by signing up to make lunches on a Sunday.
The men and women who benefit from this generous outpouring are grateful for all you do.
Prevention of Homelessness Report
Thank you for your $331,324 purchases of food gift cards and certificates during 2007 at Our Lady of Victory and Our Lady of Hope. Five percent of the sales helped provide emergency assistance to individuals in jeopardy of losing their housing. A tremendous amount of gratitude is extended to the volunteers who have made themselves available at all weekend Masses during 2007 and past years: Mary, grace, Rita and Tony, Joan, Jesse and Mike, Sandy Dolores and Fred, Mary Peggy and daughters, Diane D., Donna and family, Kathy, Jen, Maria and daughters, Lori and Dom., Marie, Theresa, Rosemary D, Maureen and Peter, Michael, Jan, Pat, Christine, Natalie, Marianna, Shelly, Rosemary B., Rosemary P., Mary and Bill, Pat and Bob, Sue and Dave, Dianne B. and during the week at the Parish Office, Cathy, Nancy, Sheila and Sally. Please continue to support this program through your purchase of food cards/certificates and Shaw’s receipts. Your response to this has been awesome. Happy New Year and God Bless You!
A Reminder
Please continue to turn in Shaws/Star register receipts. Shaws contributes 1% of the purchases to the Prevention of Homelessness Program. Bring the receipts to the weekend Masses and give them to the volunteers who sell food gift cards and certificates. We will do the rest. Thank you and God Bless you.
St. Vincent de Paul
Please support the Society of St. Vincent de Paul so that together we can help the poor as they carry their cross of suffering and pain. We are thankful for your generous donations of $1,777.00 in the February Harvest envelopes. Please remember the last Sunday of each month is Harvest Sunday and drop the [orange] Harvest envelope in with the 1st collection. Non-perishable food items may be left in the candle room bins. One of the most encouraging signs of the Gospel at work in our midst is the vitality and quality of this social justice ministry in our Parish.
Military Support Group
The Family Military Support Group is co-sponsoring a Military Family Awareness Evening for Vets, Active Duty, Reservists, Guard, Retirees, Families, Healthcare Professionals & Community Members. Speakers will cover employment & job training assistance, VA Benefits, marital& family stress of the deployed, PTSD-TBI, family concerns, Cape Cod Healthcare Services, and more. Call Carole@ 508 563-7827 or falmouthmilitarysupportgroup@gmail.com.
Prayer for Peace and Safety
If you have a family member serving overseas, please let us know. We will publish the names in the bulletin to remind everyone to ask for God’s blessings on them, that they may return safely to their families. Let us join our prayers for peace and safety with yours. Also, after adding a name, please let us know when they return safely home, so that we may also rejoice with you.
SFC. Charles Fahrenholz
Corp. B. J. Kilroy
Ensign Patrick McCrudy
Scouting
Are you a Catholic Adult involved in Girl or Boy Scouting on Cape Cod? Or, are you a Catholic Adult who would like to become involved in Catholic Scouting on Cape Cod? Join us to meet members of the Cape Cod Community already involved in the diocesan Scouting program, learn how you can become a teacher in the National Medal Award system, and help plan a bright Catholic program for Cape Cod girls and boys at all levels, in the future. If you have any questions please contact Alice Bowen at afbowen2@hotmail.com for Girl Scouts or Kathy Harmon @ 4carrottops@comcast.net for Boy Scouts.
Knights of Columbus
In this wonderful time of giving and service to others, why not consider applying for membership in the K of C. These men are the right arm of the church, enjoying a fraternal fellowship, while in service to our churches and communities. Please call 508-775-4054 and a member will get back to you for information. This Council meets once a month, on the 2nd Thursday, at 7 pm, at their meeting hall near the Parish Center. A Knight must be 18 years of age, however, they are looking into forming a Squires Circle for the youth of the Parishes.
kofc2525@comcast.net
Raffle
Congratulations to the K of C Co. 2525, 500 Club, April raffle winners
$250.00 Winner: Theresa Lynch, Blauvelt, NY
$100.00 Winner: Catherine Murphy, Sandwich
$ 50.00 Winner: John Leone, Marstons Mills
$ 50.00 Winner: Louis Fernous Jr., Fairfield, CT
$ 50.00 Winner: Peg Heffernan, Centerville
You can win too! Join now for $50 and participate in 12 consecutive monthly drawings with 60 chances to win. Applications are available in the parish office or from the box outside of the K of C Hall entrance. For more information call 508-775-4054 or email kofc2525@comcast.net.
ADMINISTRATION
Parking at Our Lady of Hope
We’ve confirmed that old habits do die hard - parking is no longer acceptable on any part of the lawn. Police have cautioned us not park on the street where No Parking signs are present, they will tag illegally parked vehicles. Use the parking lot and other off street parking where possible, it’s free. Please pull all the way into stripped lanes, when spaces are full, parking is acceptable in the driving lanes. The curved stone driveway at the front of the chapel, is meant for special needs and drop offs. That area can be used for some overflow parking during busier seasons and summer months.
7 AM Mass
Sunday 7 am Mass will resume on May 11 and Daily Mass at 7 am will resume on May 12.
Main Church
On a recent insurance inspection, we were advised by our Diocesan Insurance Representative to keep all but one of the doors of the church locked when the church is in use. With this in mind, as of September 1, we will begin locking all doors except the door closest to the Blessed Sacrament. This door will remain unlocked until the Parish Office is closed at approximately 5 pm. We chose this door because it is handicapped accessible and also it the closest to the Blessed Sacrament. Thank you for your understanding.
Diocese in Compliance with Charter
June 2007 marked the fifth anniversary of the passage of the Charter for the Protection of Children and Young People by U.S. bishops at their meeting in Dallas. In the Fall River Diocese ensuring the compliancy of all parishes, entities and programs with the Charter is the responsibility of the Office of Child Protection of Catholic Social Services. Over the past five years this office has processed 12,893 CORI or criminal background checks on employees/volunteers; conducted 12 training workshops for Catholic school principals and parish religious education directors; trained 6,946 employees/volunteers in abuse prevention; conducted 25 audits of parish & school abuse prevention programs; and coordinated a national conference on abuse prevention with 80 participants from around the country.
Calendar
We have included the calendar of events in the bulletin which are taking place in the parish during the month of July. This calendar will be in the last weekend of each month for your planning purposes. Please be sure to submit all activities to the parish office, for inclusion on the calendar, by the middle of each month. The calendar is available HERE.
Online library
Purchase inspiring Catholic Books and support a new stewardship initiative. Each time you make a purchase on our website through the like shown below, OLV will receive a portion of the sale. Our Lady of Victory will has books available through Loyola Press and Amazon.com on our parish website. These books are ideal for First Communion and Confirmation gifts, prayer groups, personal enrichment, and much more. To view the selection, please click here.
Defibrillator
A defibrillator has been set up in the candle room. It is for use while awaiting the arrival of emergency personnel, when someone suffers sudden cardiac arrest. We want to train and certify additional volunteer rescuers in CPR and the use of a defibrillator. If you wish to be trained, or if you are already trained and certified, are willing to be a volunteer rescuer if the need arises, please call Ralph Babusci
(508-778-0193; ralbabusci@aol.com) or Marie Malo (508-428-8473).
Request for Meeting Space
Because of the addition of our new Family and Faith Formation Center, we are instituting a new policy for all use of Parish Facilities. We have a new form in the office (or on the website on the Facilities Use page) which must be completed for each group requesting to use any of the parish facilities. Our calendars will all be computerized, therefore, your request must be submitted and approved prior to the use of meeting space. You will receive a verification when the space is approved. We appreciate your cooperation as we get it in place.
Prayer Shawl Ministry
Did you know that we have presented 131 prayer shawls so far? We can’t believe it. We were hoping to present 50 for our jubilee year. For anyone interested, we meet every Wednesday morning following 9 am Mass in the Faith Formation Center. All are welcome. For additional information, call Natalie Ryan at 508-771-4371.
Ministry to the Sick
Our parish Extraordinary Ministers to the Sick bring Communion to homebound parishioners and to nursing homes in the area. We would like to encourage those who may have been unaware of this service to call the parish office (508-775-5744) or Ralph Babusci (508-778-0193) if they wish to request a minister for themselves or a family member.
Road to Recovery Volunteers
There is a great need for drivers to bring local cancer patients to and from their chemotherapy and/or radiation treatments. If you are able to help, please call Pat Steacy at 508-775-4161, press 3, X 206.
IN YOUR PRAYERS
“To everything there is a season…..
“a time to die….”
“a time to be healed…..
Mary Rose Bauer, Bernadette Biela, A. J. Borden, Grace Buckler, Gail Butler, Cpl. Tyler Coady, Judy Cole, Anthony Contrino, Brent Dobson, Ian Emery, Barbara Faunce, Nancy Ferone, Bonnie Finkle, Brian Foley, Mary Elizabeth Gilsenan, Gerry Haley, Pearl R. Hession, Roan Hildebrandt, Deb Hill, Steve Hoxie, Joseph Ippolito, Kevin Juleson, Clarence Kelley, Barbara Kingsley, Bob Leary, Josephine Legan, Patry Lukac, Fr. Bill McCarthy, Tyler McHenry, Aaron McNamee, James McNamee, Peggy McNamara, Will Manning, Jon Paul Michaud, Dianne Mickela, David Morgan, Evelyn Murray, Mary O’Brien, Jenny Parker, Raymond Pendergast, Lorraine Raleigh, Terri Roussell, Betty Salmon, Jim Sherman, Beverly Sullivan, Janet Sullivan, Karen Tiernan, Dot Tocio, Christine Wagner, Pam Warren, Don Weber, Grace Winters
“a time for peace…”
President George Bush, our National Leaders, all World Leaders, and our Men and Women in the Armed Forces.
“and a time for every purpose under heaven”
Ecclesiastes 3:11
St. Vincent de Paul
It is truly amazing to consider the generosity and compassion of our Parish community. In the 1st quarter of 2008, the St. Vincent de Paul at OLV and OLH helped our friends and neighbors with utility, rent, and mortgage payments, as well as food and clothing vouchers totaling approx. $12,600.00. Your donations and support in the 1st quarter was approx. $11,700.00!!! Outstanding... [Special thanks to J.K.]
In the Gospel today, Jesus says to us: “If you love me, you will keep my Commandments…Whoever loves me will be loved by my Father and I will love him and reveal myself to him.
By your gift to the Society of St. Vincent de Paul you will reveal the love of the Father to your suffering brothers and sisters
Jubilee Business Patrons
As part of Our Lady of Victory’s 50th Anniversary events, the St. Vincent dePaul Society is asking business owners and professions to help in their efforts to raise funds to help families in need. If 50 “Business/Professions” could come up with a one-time monetary gift, it could make a real miracle take place here, through the work of the parish volunteers of St. Vincent dePaul. These funds go directly back to the Parish community by providing assistance to our neighbors and friends in need. It’s easy! Three gift levels, something to fit everyone.
Gold - $1,000 Silver - $500 Bronze - $250
Please make your check payable to St. Vincent dePaul Society and send to the Parish Office.
A Request
We have had many parishioners take advantage of using internet bill pay service and would request that you put a notation in the memo what the check is for, example, the “Capital Campaign”. We want to be sure that we are putting your funds in the appropriate account. Thank you very much.
Tax Statement
If you would like to receive a copy of your contributions and donations for the year 2006, please call the Parish Office at 508-775-5744 or e-mail Nancy at olvoffice@olvparish.org
Memorial Gift Opportunity
Anyone wishing to donate the flowers on the Altar as a memorial to a loved one, please contact the Parish Office.
Walkway of Faith
If you have more questions or would like to purchase a brick for the Walkway of Faith, please see a Capital Campaign representative, or call Kelley Spodris at 508-775-5744, Ext. 113. You may also download and print the order form and mail to the Parish Office.
THANK YOU
We have been so very fortunate to have Mickey DeBenedictis along with her husband Mike, take responsibility for the enormous job of coordinating the Food Certificates for the past few years. This job requires many hours of work to be sure that the certificates are where they should be so that people can purchase them to help the homeless….
Mickey has handed over the day to day operation of this great ministry to John Berry, in order to spend more time with her family….. We are very grateful for all she has done to build this ministry…Thank you Mike and Mickey.