Please RSVP for the annual Advent Wreath Making Event on
Saturday, Dec 1st at 5 PM in Church Hall, Church of the Blessed Sacrament.

This is a great way to spend a cold Saturday afternoon with the family.  Come, join us for pizza, cookies & hot chocolate while making your own Family Advent Wreath.  Kids will enjoy doing crafts that teach the meaning of Advent and each family will also take home an advent calendar to countdown the days until Christmas.  Don't miss out!  This is a great way to start a family tradition at Blessed Sacrament. The event is $35 per family
 
For more information please click on this link below to see a brochure of the Advent Wreath Making Event: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1e-IVAbfz2WRqZb6A9UftDFZGtH-BWXgj/view?usp=sharing


Please RSVP below by November 18, to ensure we order enough supplies!
 

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For this year's Advent community service project, young kids will continue to decorate delivery bags for God’s Love We Deliver and we have a new partnership with the Angel Tree Program.  We have been asked to help 200 kids this year.  For more info on the Angel Tree Program, please visit this link: www.prisonfellowship.org/about/angel-tree/

Angel Tree Program

For 2.7 million children in the U.S., their story may be filled with the abandonment, loneliness, and shame that come from having a mom or dad in prison. For many, those stories may also include following their parents down the same destructive road to incarceration. Angel Tree®, a program of Prison Fellowship, reaches out to the children of prisoners and their families with the love of Christ.  This unique program gives you an opportunity to share God's love by helping to meet the physical, emotional, and spiritual needs of the families of prisoners.

At Christmas, we connect with the ones we love.  Through Angel Tree, you can connect a child with their parent behind bars and offer joy and hope to a prisoner’s family. It’s simple. Your church contacts families, buys and wraps Christmas gifts, and delivers them—along with a message of love and the Good News about Jesus—in the name of incarcerated parents. When Christmas is over, if you want, you’ll have opportunities to continue to minister to these families all year long. Discover the joy of serving a prisoner’s family. It starts with a gift, and it leads to families restored and lives transformed.