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| Congregational Action Team (CAT) |
| This is an ecumenical soup kitchen housed at the Presbyterian Church in Ambridge, open to anyone in need. Dinner is served every Monday at 5:30 PM. TPCS has committed to serving dinner four times per year. A team of eight volunteers is needed for each meal. Contact Carol Weir.
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| NEW! The Garage |
| TPCS' garage is being updated! No longer just a storage unit, but a hub of activity to collect, sort, distribute food to those in need and gather warm clothes and footwear for this winter. We'll need to install shelves, and repaint. Wanna be involved, contact Tracey Cowan. |
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| Garden |
| Join forces with folks from the Sewickley Community Center and QV Middle School to plant, maintain, and harvest a garden that will provide food for those in need. We need hands to water, weed, mulch and pick. Contact Scott Hoffman. |
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| Habitat for Humanity International |
| This nonprofit, ecumencial Christian housing ministry seeks to eliminate poverty house and homelessness from the world, and to make decent shelter a matter of conscience and action. If you would like to use your time and talents contact Rich Gratton.
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| The Ladle |
| This is an ecumenical soup kitchen housed at the Presbyterian Church in Ambridge, open to anyone in need. Dinner is served every Monday at 5:30 PM. TPCS has committed to serving dinner four times per year. A team of eight volunteers is needed for each meal. Contact Carol Weir.
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| Prison Ministry |
| Opportunities exist to minister to those at Allegheny County Jail. If you are interested in teach life skills classes in on of the pods of the jail, serving as a mentor as folks transition back to life on the outside or helping to lead worship in the jail with others from our church community, please indicate your interest to Tracey.
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| Produce to People |
| Our congregation is one of five from the Pittsburgh area who are joining forces with the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank to bring fresh produce to the northside. This will be held the 3rd Saturday of every month from 8 to noon. Anyone 12 and older is welcome. To add your name to our email list contact Sarah Heres.
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| Refugee Resettlement |
| In partnership with Catholic Charities, TPCS has committed to welcoming families to the Sewickley area and helping them to build a new life. We have already resettled two families since January 2009 and we are committed to continuing in these efforts. We need all hands on board. You can serve on a care team, drive to appointments, help to furnish apartments, assist in employment search or help with childcare. You can be a friend. Contact Nancy House for more details.
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| Transitional Housing |
| This ministry seeks to provide short-term housing solutions, coupled with supportive fellowship and Christian love, to those who find themselves without shelter due to temporary circumstances involving job-loss, home foreclosure, domestic abuse and other unforeseen life circumstances. We will partner with North Hills Community Outreach to identify need in the Pittsburgh area and provide wraparound services in a time of uncertainty. Please consider joining the planning team as this important ministry unfolds.
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| Woodworking |
| Jesus was a carpenter. Woodworking can be a rewarding and invigorating experience and it offers excellent opportunities for fellowship and teamwork. Contact Scott Hoffman.
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MISSION TRIPS
JUNE 20-26, 2010
Sr. High Youth
to Jamaica
JULY 11-17, 2010
All Church Mission Trip
Mars Hill, NC
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