Penny and Frank Fukui were among those who were forcibly relocated and incarcerated during World War II and were recognized by the speaker and other legislators at the Capitol Building.
House recognizes JA Internment
By Rev. Karen Yokota Love, photos by Jesse N. Love
Hosted by Bob Hasegawa, D-Tukwila, and Sharon Tomiko Santos, D-Seattle, Washington House paused on Thursday, Feb. 19, 2026, to observe the 84th Day of Remembrance. The ceremony honored 125,000 Japanese Americans incarcerated by U.S. government during World War II. Attendees included camp survivors, members of the Japanese American Citizens League, community leaders, Boy Scout Troop 252, and retired U.S. Army colonels from the Nisei Veterans Committee. Resolutions were read and adopted in both chambers to honor survivors and veterans, including members of 442nd Regimental Combat Team. The observance underscored historical memory, civil liberties, and vigilance against discrimination.
Washington state legislators in Olympia recognized Japanese Americans who were incarcerated during World War II and passed a Day of Remembrance resolution to be included in the official journal as a permanent record.
Reps. Sharon Tomiko Santos and Monica Jurado Stonier presented speeches connecting past and current injustices rooted in failed political leadership and hysteria.
Reps. Sharon Tomiko Santos and Monica Jurado Stonier presented speeches connecting past and current injustices rooted in failed political leadership and hysteria.
Penny Fukui listens as Cho Shimizu recounts being processed through Camp Harmony during World War II.
The Rev. Karen Yokota Love serves as the Senior Pastor of Blaine Memorial UMC.
Announcements
Check out what’s happening at Blaine Memorial UMC!
Dates to Remember
Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. • 35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice, Seward Park
Tuesday, May 19 • 2026 Educational Scholarship Deadline
July 24–Aug. 1 • Mission Guatemala
For students seeking letters of recommendation from Rev. Karen, please request at least two weeks or more before the scholarship deadline.
Scholarship recommendation letter reminder
It’s scholarship season! If you need a recommendation letter from Rev. Karen, please request it at least two weeks before the scholarship deadline.
Rev. Karen carries many responsibilities and often receives multiple requests for recommendation letters. Last-minute requests — especially those submitted the night before the deadline — can be very difficult to accommodate, as completing a letter depends on her current workload.
To ensure she has enough time to write thoughtful and effective recommendations, please plan ahead and submit your requests well in advance.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
The 2026 educational scholarships
Application Deadline: May 19, 2026
Since 1968, Blaine Memorial UMC has been honored to support students in their educational journeys. We encourage applicants of all ages — those entering new programs and those returning to continue their education.
Scholarships include:
Vera Ing Scholarship
Blaine Memorial UMC Scholarship
Ted and Margaret Yasuda Scholarship
Robert and Lucy Sato Scholarship
Applications are available by emailing BlaineUMCScholarships@gmail.com or contacting the church office. Two letters of recommendation are required.
We look forward to supporting those eager to grow, learn and serve. Thank you to Michelle Vaughan, scholarship chair, for her leadership.
Snacks needed! Drop off your donations at the narthex, church office or social hall. Read more below.
Hospitality request — chips and savory treats needed
Calling all snack lovers! We’re running low on chips and savory treats for Fellowship Time — there’s only one box left.
If you’re able, we would be grateful for donations of individually wrapped snack-size bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos or other savory favorites).
Please drop off your donations in the narthex, church office or social hall at your convenience — either on Sunday morning or during church office hours (Tuesday–Friday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM).
Thank you for your continued generosity in providing both sweet and savory treats for Fellowship Time. Your hospitality helps make our time together even more welcoming and joyful.
Check out the latest issue of the Beacon!
Click or tap the image to view the latest issue of the Beacon!
Our monthly collection of ministry stories can be found in the Beacon. Happenings, Faith & Ministries, Visions, and Connections can be enjoyed through our PDF versions of the newsletter. If you would like to subscribe to a printed version, contact the Church Office for more information.
The 36th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice will be held at Seward Park in Seattle, May 16, 2026
Blaine Memorial UMC has a special connection to the ACRS Walk for Rice. In 1990, Sam Mitsui, together with Herb and Bertha Tsuchiya, wanted a way for everyone to help feed the community. Team Blaine continues to honor Sam’s contribution in helping start the Walk for Rice 36 years ago.
This year’s Walk for Rice will be held a month earlier than usual at Seward Park on Saturday, May 16, 2026, at 9 a.m.
The ACRS Food Bank remains one of the busiest food banks in King County, distributing more than 1 million pounds of food annually to about 5,000 clients. More than half of its clients are children younger than 18 or seniors older than 65, and the vast majority of people served by the ACRS Food Bank are low-income. Proceeds from the Walk for Rice allow ACRS to buy many of the culturally familiar foods its clients rely on, such as rice, tofu and noodles, as well as Asian produce such as bok choy.
Last year, Team Blaine raised more than $12,000 — the highest total we’ve ever raised — putting us in second place. This year, ACRS hopes to raise $375,000, and Team Blaine’s fundraising goal is $8,000. You can also support us by walking with Team Blaine at Seward Park on May 16.
Thank you in advance for supporting the ACRS Food Bank — every dollar counts!
Justine Ing serves as Captain for Team Blaine during this year’s Walk for Rice event!
Announcements
Check out what’s happening at Blaine Memorial UMC!
Dates to Remember
Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. • 35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice, Seward Park
Tuesday, May 19 • 2026 Educational Scholarship Deadline
July 24–Aug. 1 • Mission Guatemala
For students seeking letters of recommendation from Rev. Karen, please request at least two weeks or more before the scholarship deadline.
Scholarship recommendation letter reminder
It’s scholarship season! If you need a recommendation letter from Rev. Karen, please request it at least two weeks before the scholarship deadline.
Rev. Karen carries many responsibilities and often receives multiple requests for recommendation letters. Last-minute requests — especially those submitted the night before the deadline — can be very difficult to accommodate, as completing a letter depends on her current workload.
To ensure she has enough time to write thoughtful and effective recommendations, please plan ahead and submit your requests well in advance.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
The 2026 educational scholarships
Application Deadline: May 19, 2026
Since 1968, Blaine Memorial UMC has been honored to support students in their educational journeys. We encourage applicants of all ages — those entering new programs and those returning to continue their education.
Scholarships include:
Vera Ing Scholarship
Blaine Memorial UMC Scholarship
Ted and Margaret Yasuda Scholarship
Robert and Lucy Sato Scholarship
Applications are available by emailing BlaineUMCScholarships@gmail.com or contacting the church office. Two letters of recommendation are required.
We look forward to supporting those eager to grow, learn and serve. Thank you to Michelle Vaughan, scholarship chair, for her leadership.
Snacks needed! Drop off your donations at the narthex, church office or social hall. Read more below.
Hospitality request — chips and savory treats needed
Calling all snack lovers! We’re running low on chips and savory treats for Fellowship Time — there’s only one box left.
If you’re able, we would be grateful for donations of individually wrapped snack-size bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos or other savory favorites).
Please drop off your donations in the narthex, church office or social hall at your convenience — either on Sunday morning or during church office hours (Tuesday–Friday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM).
Thank you for your continued generosity in providing both sweet and savory treats for Fellowship Time. Your hospitality helps make our time together even more welcoming and joyful.
Check out the latest issue of the Beacon!
Click or tap the image to view the latest issue of the Beacon!
Our monthly collection of ministry stories can be found in the Beacon. Happenings, Faith & Ministries, Visions, and Connections can be enjoyed through our PDF versions of the newsletter. If you would like to subscribe to a printed version, contact the Church Office for more information.
Cover photo: The survivors of Japanese American internment attended the Day of Remembrance luncheon at the Capitol Building in Olympia, Wash.
Past Nisei Veterans Committee Commander Rick Takeuchi catches up with The Rev. Karen Yokota Love at the luncheon.
Shaped by Love: Lent, Justice, and the Power of Community
By the Rev. Karen Yokota Love, additional photos by Jesse N. Love, et.al.
“Do not conform to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God’s will is — God’s good, pleasing and perfect will.” — Romans 12:2
As we reach the endpoint of Lent, we do so amid a world that often feels unsettled, with troubling news like the recent war in Iran reminding us how deeply our world needs prayer, peace, and God’s healing presence. Lent reminds us that faith is a journey, not a sprint. It invites us to walk thoughtfully, pray deeply, and examine our hearts as we move toward the hope of Easter. God often works most meaningfully in the middle — when perseverance, reflection, and faith matter most. As Romans 12:2 reminds us, this season is for transformation and the renewing of our minds and spirits.
The Rev. Karen Yokota Love prays for Pastor Job and Rosemarie Pangilinan during their last Sunday serving at Blaine Memorial UMC.
This season also brings change in our congregation. Pastor Job and Rose Pangilinan began an indefinite family leave of absence on February 1, 2026. We are deeply grateful for their faithful ministry, especially Pastor Job’s devoted work with our children and youth. After prayerful discernment, we share that they will not be returning to Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church. We entrust them to God’s loving care and hold them in our prayers, trusting Christ to guide and sustain our church.
Jesse Love, Rev. Karen, and Jamie Yates celebrate the Seahawks Super Bowl Victory!
Amid reflection, our city also shared in joy in early February. Congratulations to the Seattle Seahawks on their recent Super Bowl victory! The celebration reminded us how powerful shared joy can be.
Past NVC Commanders Dale Kaku, Dale Watanabe and Member-at-Large Danny Ing
This season of reflection was also marked by the 84th Day of Remembrance for Japanese Americans on February 19 at the Washington State Capitol, honoring the signing of Executive Order 9066 in 1942, which led to the incarceration of more than 125,000 Japanese Americans during World War II. As we honor their resilience, we recommit ourselves to resisting fear, racism, and exclusion. Lent calls us to truth-telling and justice grounded in love.
Rev. Karen places a stamp next to her Dad’s name while visiting The Ireicho at the National Japanese American Museum in 2024.
In that spirit, Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church is honored to serve as a Seattle host site for the Irei Project and the Ireicho Book Project on Friday, March 27, 2026. We are grateful to offer a sacred space for remembrance and participation.
Speaking of community, our annual Sukiyaki Benefit Fundraiser recently wrapped up, and it truly was an all-hands-on-deck event. This cherished tradition is more than a meal; it is fellowship, heritage, and outreach wrapped into one. Thank you to all the volunteers who cooked, served, set up, cleaned up, and invited friends — your dedication made this year’s event a wonderful success. We are also grateful to share that half of this year’s earnings will benefit Pacific Northwest flood victims affected by the December 2025 floods.
This year, a shared Good Friday service was held at Beacon UMC. View the service on Facebook.
We are grateful to partner with Beacon United Methodist Church for Good Friday. Sharing worship across United Methodist congregations reminds us that we are one body in Christ, united in the story of the cross and resurrection.
Beloved, in seasons of repentance, remembrance, and celebration, God walks with us. May this Lenten journey continue to shape us into people of courage, compassion, and hope as we move toward Easter. How might God be inviting you to be transformed this season? Join us in worship, service, and fellowship as we journey together toward Easter morning.
The Rev. Karen Yokota Love serves as senior pastor of Blaine Memorial United Methodist Church.
Announcements
Check out what’s happening at Blaine Memorial UMC!
Dates to Remember
Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. • 35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice, Seward Park
Tuesday, May 19 • 2026 Educational Scholarship Deadline
July 24–Aug. 1 • Mission Guatemala
For students seeking letters of recommendation from Rev. Karen, please request at least two weeks or more before the scholarship deadline.
Scholarship recommendation letter reminder
It’s scholarship season! If you need a recommendation letter from Rev. Karen, please request it at least two weeks before the scholarship deadline.
Rev. Karen carries many responsibilities and often receives multiple requests for recommendation letters. Last-minute requests — especially those submitted the night before the deadline — can be very difficult to accommodate, as completing a letter depends on her current workload.
To ensure she has enough time to write thoughtful and effective recommendations, please plan ahead and submit your requests well in advance.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Team Blaine prevails!
35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice
Saturday, May 16, 2026 | 9:00 AM | Seward Park
This year ACRS will hold the Walk for Rice a month earlier than usual at 9:00 AM on Saturday, May 16, at Seward Park.
Team Blaine raised more than $12,000 last year (second place), and this year’s fundraising goal is $8,000. We’re off to a great start but still have a ways to go.
Help ACRS feed AAPI community members experiencing food insecurity by donating and/or registering to walk with Team Blaine.
Since 1968, Blaine Memorial UMC has been honored to support students in their educational journeys. We encourage applicants of all ages — those entering new programs and those returning to continue their education.
Scholarships include:
Vera Ing Scholarship
Blaine Memorial UMC Scholarship
Ted and Margaret Yasuda Scholarship
Robert and Lucy Sato Scholarship
Applications are available by emailing BlaineUMCScholarships@gmail.com or contacting the church office. Two letters of recommendation are required.
We look forward to supporting those eager to grow, learn and serve. Thank you to Michelle Vaughan, scholarship chair, for her leadership.
Snacks needed! Drop off your donations at the narthex, church office or social hall. Read more below.
Hospitality request — chips and savory treats needed
Calling all snack lovers! We’re running low on chips and savory treats for Fellowship Time — there’s only one box left.
If you’re able, we would be grateful for donations of individually wrapped snack-size bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos or other savory favorites).
Please drop off your donations in the narthex, church office or social hall at your convenience — either on Sunday morning or during church office hours (Tuesday–Friday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM).
Thank you for your continued generosity in providing both sweet and savory treats for Fellowship Time. Your hospitality helps make our time together even more welcoming and joyful.
Check out the latest issue of the Beacon!
Click or tap the image to view the latest issue of the Beacon!
Our monthly collection of ministry stories can be found in the Beacon. Happenings, Faith & Ministries, Visions, and Connections can be enjoyed through our PDF versions of the newsletter. If you would like to subscribe to a printed version, contact the Church Office for more information.
Where do I see “chaos” in my own life or in the world around me, and how might God be bringing life or hope in the middle of it?
In what ways am I being called to “rise with Christ” — rising above fear, division, or exclusion in my daily relationships and ministry?
Who might be feeling excluded, unheard, or marginalized in my community, and how can I actively create space for them at the table?
What does it look like for me to live out active hope this week — not just believing in resurrection, but embodying it through actions of unity, healing, and inclusion?
Order of Worship
Prelude “The Easter Song” W&S #3090 Kathy Onishi
Processional Hymn “Christ the Lord is Risen Today” UMH #302 Kathy and Eugene Onishi
Welcome of Grace and Greeting Rev. Cruz Edwin Santos
Check out what’s happening at Blaine Memorial UMC!
Dates to Remember
Easter Sunday, April 5 • Easter Sunday at Blaine Memorial UMC • Easter Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. • Flowering of the Cross • Easter Egg Hunt after Worship
Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. • 35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice, Seward Park
Tuesday, May 19 • 2026 Educational Scholarship Deadline
July 24–Aug. 1 • Mission Guatemala
Jason Lew and Howard Nakase carry in the Flowered Cross into the Sanctuary during Easter Sunday Service.
Sunday, April 5: Easter Sunday schedule
Join us on Sunday, April 5, to celebrate the risen Christ.
Easter Breakfast: Join us in the LAC at 8:30 AM for Easter Breakfast, prepared, cooked and served by the Blaine Youth Group (BYG). There will be two opportunities to eat: 8:30 AM and after worship.
Flowering of the Cross: One of the most meaningful traditions we celebrate on Easter Sunday is the Flowering of the Cross, which symbolizes new life in Christ. We invite all who attend worship in person to bring flowers from your garden (trimmed to a short stem). These flowers will be placed on the cross as you enter the sanctuary.
Easter Egg Hunt: The Church School invites children to participate in an Easter Egg Hunt in the courtyard (weather permitting). Please remind children to bring their own baskets, and feel free to invite your grandchildren, friends and neighbors to join the hunt.
For students seeking letters of recommendation from Rev. Karen, please request at least two weeks or more before the scholarship deadline.
Scholarship recommendation letter reminder
It’s scholarship season! If you need a recommendation letter from Rev. Karen, please request it at least two weeks before the scholarship deadline.
Rev. Karen carries many responsibilities and often receives multiple requests for recommendation letters. Last-minute requests — especially those submitted the night before the deadline — can be very difficult to accommodate, as completing a letter depends on her current workload.
To ensure she has enough time to write thoughtful and effective recommendations, please plan ahead and submit your requests well in advance.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Save your Wednesdays for our weekly Coffee and Prayer meetings on Zoom!
Wednesday Coffee and Prayer (Canceled)
There will be no Wednesday Coffee and Prayer this week. Stay tuned for the next Zoom meeting soon.
This Lenten season, pick up your free devotional at the Church Office or Narthex.
“Tell Me Something Good” Lent devotional booklet now available
Our Lenten devotional booklet is now available, and we invite you to pick up your free copy in the narthex or church office.
Beginning on Ash Wednesday and continuing through Easter Sunday, this weekly devotional follows the scriptures and themes of our “Tell Me Something Good” series. Designed to deepen your Lenten journey, each week includes:
Thoughtful commentary
Poetry
Visual art
Written reflections
Hymns
Guided reflection prompts
Whether used individually, with your family or as part of a small group, this resource offers meaningful ways to stay rooted in the Good News throughout the season.
We hope it will enrich your worship, spark prayerful reflection and help you carry the message of Lent into your daily life.
Team Blaine prevails!
35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice
Saturday, May 16, 2026 | 9:00 AM | Seward Park
This year ACRS will hold the Walk for Rice a month earlier than usual at 9:00 AM on Saturday, May 16, at Seward Park.
Team Blaine raised more than $12,000 last year (second place), and this year’s fundraising goal is $8,000. We’re off to a great start but still have a ways to go.
Help ACRS feed AAPI community members experiencing food insecurity by donating and/or registering to walk with Team Blaine.
Since 1968, Blaine Memorial UMC has been honored to support students in their educational journeys. We encourage applicants of all ages — those entering new programs and those returning to continue their education.
Scholarships include:
Vera Ing Scholarship
Blaine Memorial UMC Scholarship
Ted and Margaret Yasuda Scholarship
Robert and Lucy Sato Scholarship
Applications are available by emailing BlaineUMCScholarships@gmail.com or contacting the church office. Two letters of recommendation are required.
We look forward to supporting those eager to grow, learn and serve. Thank you to Michelle Vaughan, scholarship chair, for her leadership.
Snacks needed! Drop off your donations at the narthex, church office or social hall. Read more below.
Hospitality request — chips and savory treats needed
Calling all snack lovers! We’re running low on chips and savory treats for Fellowship Time — there’s only one box left.
If you’re able, we would be grateful for donations of individually wrapped snack-size bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos or other savory favorites).
Please drop off your donations in the narthex, church office or social hall at your convenience — either on Sunday morning or during church office hours (Tuesday–Friday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM).
Thank you for your continued generosity in providing both sweet and savory treats for Fellowship Time. Your hospitality helps make our time together even more welcoming and joyful.
Check out what’s happening at Blaine Memorial UMC!
Dates to Remember
Wednesdays • Morning Coffee and Prayer (Canceled)
Good Friday, April 3 • Good Friday Worship at Beacon UMC • Soup Supper at 6 p.m. • Worship at 7 p.m.
Easter Sunday, April 5 • Easter Sunday at Blaine Memorial UMC • Easter Breakfast at 8:30 a.m. • Flowering of the Cross • Easter Egg Hunt after Worship
Saturday, May 16, 9 a.m. • 35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice, Seward Park
Tuesday, May 19 • 2026 Educational Scholarship Deadline
July 24–Aug. 1 • Mission Guatemala
Blaine Memorial UMC will participate in a joint worship service at Beacon UMC for Good Friday.
Good Friday (4/3) and Easter Sunday (4/5) dates and times
Good Friday, April 3: This year marks our second year collaborating with Beacon UMC for Good Friday worship. Beacon UMC will host Blaine Memorial UMC for a joint worship service at 7:00 PM. We will begin the evening with a simple soup supper at 6:00 PM, followed by worship at 7:00 PM.
Join us as we remember Jesus’ seven last words and actions before being crucified. We will reflect on Christ’s love for us and hear from members of both Beacon UMC and Blaine Memorial UMC.
Jason Lew and Howard Nakase carry in the Flowered Cross into the Sanctuary during Easter Sunday Service.
Sunday, April 5: Easter Sunday schedule
Join us on Sunday, April 5, to celebrate the risen Christ.
Easter Breakfast: Join us in the LAC at 8:30 AM for Easter Breakfast, prepared, cooked and served by the Blaine Youth Group (BYG). There will be two opportunities to eat: 8:30 AM and after worship.
Flowering of the Cross: One of the most meaningful traditions we celebrate on Easter Sunday is the Flowering of the Cross, which symbolizes new life in Christ. We invite all who attend worship in person to bring flowers from your garden (trimmed to a short stem). These flowers will be placed on the cross as you enter the sanctuary.
Easter Egg Hunt: The Church School invites children to participate in an Easter Egg Hunt in the courtyard (weather permitting). Please remind children to bring their own baskets, and feel free to invite your grandchildren, friends and neighbors to join the hunt.
For students seeking letters of recommendation from Rev. Karen, please request at least two weeks or more before the scholarship deadline.
Scholarship recommendation letter reminder
It’s scholarship season! If you need a recommendation letter from Rev. Karen, please request it at least two weeks before the scholarship deadline.
Rev. Karen carries many responsibilities and often receives multiple requests for recommendation letters. Last-minute requests — especially those submitted the night before the deadline — can be very difficult to accommodate, as completing a letter depends on her current workload.
To ensure she has enough time to write thoughtful and effective recommendations, please plan ahead and submit your requests well in advance.
Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.
Save your Wednesdays for our weekly Coffee and Prayer meetings on Zoom!
Wednesday Coffee and Prayer (Canceled)
There will be no Wednesday Coffee and Prayer this week. Stay tuned for the next Zoom meeting soon.
This Lenten season, pick up your free devotional at the Church Office or Narthex.
“Tell Me Something Good” Lent devotional booklet now available
Our Lenten devotional booklet is now available, and we invite you to pick up your free copy in the narthex or church office.
Beginning on Ash Wednesday and continuing through Easter Sunday, this weekly devotional follows the scriptures and themes of our “Tell Me Something Good” series. Designed to deepen your Lenten journey, each week includes:
Thoughtful commentary
Poetry
Visual art
Written reflections
Hymns
Guided reflection prompts
Whether used individually, with your family or as part of a small group, this resource offers meaningful ways to stay rooted in the Good News throughout the season.
We hope it will enrich your worship, spark prayerful reflection and help you carry the message of Lent into your daily life.
Team Blaine prevails!
35th Annual ACRS Walk for Rice
Saturday, May 16, 2026 | 9:00 AM | Seward Park
This year ACRS will hold the Walk for Rice a month earlier than usual at 9:00 AM on Saturday, May 16, at Seward Park.
Team Blaine raised more than $12,000 last year (second place), and this year’s fundraising goal is $8,000. We’re off to a great start but still have a ways to go.
Help ACRS feed AAPI community members experiencing food insecurity by donating and/or registering to walk with Team Blaine.
Since 1968, Blaine Memorial UMC has been honored to support students in their educational journeys. We encourage applicants of all ages — those entering new programs and those returning to continue their education.
Scholarships include:
Vera Ing Scholarship
Blaine Memorial UMC Scholarship
Ted and Margaret Yasuda Scholarship
Robert and Lucy Sato Scholarship
Applications are available by emailing BlaineUMCScholarships@gmail.com or contacting the church office. Two letters of recommendation are required.
We look forward to supporting those eager to grow, learn and serve. Thank you to Michelle Vaughan, scholarship chair, for her leadership.
Snacks needed! Drop off your donations at the narthex, church office or social hall. Read more below.
Hospitality request — chips and savory treats needed
Calling all snack lovers! We’re running low on chips and savory treats for Fellowship Time — there’s only one box left.
If you’re able, we would be grateful for donations of individually wrapped snack-size bags of chips (potato chips, Doritos, Cheetos or other savory favorites).
Please drop off your donations in the narthex, church office or social hall at your convenience — either on Sunday morning or during church office hours (Tuesday–Friday, 10:00 AM–4:00 PM).
Thank you for your continued generosity in providing both sweet and savory treats for Fellowship Time. Your hospitality helps make our time together even more welcoming and joyful.
