Habitat for Humanity was able to purchase a foreclosed house with lots of potential from a bank and then rehab that house for a nice young couple who will be moving to Fenton.  Volunteers from St. Jude’s Episcopal Church and First Presbyterian Church of Fenton joined efforts on April 10-12 to...

Fifteen members from our church traveled to the North End Soup Kitchen in Flint on Saturday, March 16, to prepare and serve a lunch to people in crisis.  Larry and Janet headed up our meal preparation by deciding on a menu and purchasing the necessary items with money the youth...

The deacons are coordinating the Easter Basket Project, where qualified families in the community receive the ingredients for a complete Easter dinner.  Members and friends of the church who want to help these families can pick up shopping bags with a list of suggested items on Sunday March 3, 10,...

  On Saturday, February 23, ten volunteers from our church traveled to the Shelter of Flint to clean and paint a one-bedroom apartment as well as to sort and organize an art supply closet for the children.  The Shelter is always short of housing and very much wanted the apartment...

Stewardship of all God’s creatures is emphasized by our service to the Fenton Adopt-a-Pet mission.  Our 21 volunteers had a great time socializing the animals, talking with the staff, cleaning the floors and painting the surgery room.  The Adopt-a-Pet mission seeks “to find loving homes for homeless dogs and cats...

The generosity of our community for those in need was reaffirmed Saturday, December 15, as members of our congregation rang the Salvation Army Bell.  Over 40 participants of all ages smiled and greeted shoppers outside WalMart and VG’s as the kettles received donations to help our brothers and sisters experience the...