April 6
Pastoral Care, Assisted Care Living
Ursula Barrett, Helena Square, Port Royal; Chick Dykeman, Sprenger, Port Royal, SC; Lucy Evans, Helena Square; Port Royal; Brenda Leming, Indigo Hall, James Island; Trudi Peevey, The Retreat, Lady’s Island.
In the Hospital
Earl Schlaubach, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Pete (Nancy) Pratt, MD Anderson, Houston, Texas
Prayers of Intercession
Tosh Carden, Jan (Lisa) Crawford, Bruce Crook, Mark (Mary Jo) Dievendorf, Deborah Perry Groot (sister of Karen Perry Cummins). Brian (Donna) Haupt, Doug (Ann) Hecht, Booge Lee (great nephew of Steve & Addie Lee), Perry Lee (brother of Steve Lee), (Ray (Barbara) Lentz, Janell McClure, Cassandra Menning, Catherine Meeker (June Meeker’s daughter in law), Kirby Murdaugh (friend of Darryl & Kim Poovey) Pete (Nancy) Pratt, Doris Reynolds (mother of Barry Reynolds), Patricia Shealy (mother of Judy Horton), Shirley Stevens, Betty
Lou Wall (mother of Carol Dykeman), Gail Watson, & Shirley Yoakum.
Christian Sympathy
Richard Crowley, Tampa, FL, father of Doug (Kathy) Crowley, entered the Church Triumphant on April 3, 2025. Funeral arrangements are pending. In times of personal loss, we give thanks to God that by way of the risen Christ we are Easter people. Amen. +
Stephen Ministry
A Stephen Minister is available in the sanctuary following the 8:30 and 10:30 worship services for anyone desiring a listening ear and a prayer of support and encouragement in a time of special need and care. +
Did You Know?
In the effort to share Christ’s compassion and love with others, a portion of your financial contributions supports the Good Neighbor Clinic on Ribaut Road, the work of Habitat for Humanity in the Beaufort area, the Nambala Magnet School in Kenya, and the international work of the Presbyterian Mission Agency.
Thank You from our Children & Youth
Last week’s Spaghetti Dinner garnered over $1400 in support of the Montreat Worship & Music Conference in June and the Montreat Youth Conference in July. Their last fundraiser will be a Boston Butt sale. Registration will be available for those who would like to make a purchase at a cost of $40 for a May 10 pick-up at Sea Eagle on Boundary Street OR special delivery to other possible sites if
designated on the sign up sheet. Our young people are thankful for your faith in them and your continued strong support.
Annual Men’s Retreat
Our men of the church, thankful for the sunshine and beautiful spring weather, return home after a full weekend of Christian fellowship and a study of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. Pair-o-Island proved again to be a wonderful venue as it offered a beautiful sunrise yesterday and today and the natural beauty of the low country. A big “thank you” to Mike Yoakum and his crew for the planning and logistics that makes this adventure so successful. +
Children’s Ministry
MADD: Music, Art, Drama & Dance; Bible Lessons & Recreation
Mid & Senior High Youth Ministry, Today, 5:00 to 6:30 pm
Wednesday Seder Meal at 5:30 pm
Small Groups at 6:00 pm
The Seder Meal will commemorate the Jewish ritual of remembering the Passover and the exodus of Israel from captivity in Egypt. Children and youth will provide readings leading us in the ritual of the seder we partake of Lamb or Chicken and other traditional pieces including Maza Bread and Macaroons. If you have not attended a previous Wednesday but would like to experience the meal, we hope that you might accept this invitation to still come.
Presbyterian Women
Circle Meetings (Small Groups) on April 14
We’d love for the women of the church to consider this invitation to meet with either the morning group at 10:00 or the evening group at 6:00 as they continue their exciting journey through “Let Justice Roll Down: God’s Call to Care for Neighbors and All Creation.” Together, members of PW are exploring what it means to love our neighbors and to take care of the wonderful world around us. Come and be a part of a warm and welcoming conversation with Presbyterian Women – where faith, friendship, and action come together. We can’t wait to see you there!
