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Churches Unite To Volunteer At Area Schools; More Help Needed
August 12, 2011
Three North Escambia churches will join forces to volunteer Saturday at two elementary schools, and the public invited to help.
Aldersgate, Cottage Hill and Allen Memorial United Methodist churches will be doing clerical work and yard work at Jim Allen and Molino Park elementary schools on Saturday morning beginning at 8:00. Volunteers are welcome to arrive ready to work.
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4 Responses to “Churches Unite To Volunteer At Area Schools; More Help Needed”
This is the Methodist Great Day of Service blessing the schools! To the Escambia County School District Employees, we say: Regardless of where you work or what job you do, you are making a difference in the lives of the children of our community. Thank you. I’ll be at Jim Allen at 8:00 AM, Saturday, August 13th.
I am so glad to see our Methodist churches coming together to help the schools. My family and I will be at Jim Allen tomorrow morning bright and early!! Everyone is welcome to come help out!!
Thank you all Molino Park is very lucky to have such wondrful community support.
I may be a Babtist or Baptist if you prefer, but my hat is off to the Methodist. A great idea.