Join us Wednesday nights at the church from 6:30 to 7:30pm, starting September 9, as we create shawls, lap afghans, and scarves, which are then given to people in need of prayers and comfort.
Beginning knitters and crocheters are welcome!
If you have any questions, please contact Susan LeStrange.
The Prayer Shawl Ministry (formerly Casting God’s Love) has been busy!
Here is a picture of a recently completed lapghan, held by Mary Ann Hinkle and Betty Kelly.
Someone donated several of the squares to the Prayer Shawl Ministry. Mary Ann Hinkle finished the rest of the squares and sewed them together.
It is very warm and will make a wonderful gift to someone needing comfort.
In addition, the picture below shows a triangle shawl created by Ruth Haynie and modeled by Sue Pierce. This shawl has already been delivered and is currently providing comfort and support.
Here is another shawl crocheted by Ruth, with Mary Lou and Sue as the models.
If you would like to have your completed shawl shown on the website, please send your picture to Sue LeStrange at lestrangesue@gmail.com.
We continue to meet 6:30-7:30 PM each Wednesday this summer. Join us!
Our Pender Prayer Shawl Ministry will now meet every Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30 pm beginning March 12th.
We have been blessed with an abundance of yarn donations. Come help us sort this yarn and pick out yarn for your next prayer shawl project. Everyone is invited to enjoy a fun time of fellowship. We’ll have you in stiches!
Questions? Contact Sue LeStrange
Calling all knitters and crocheters! Our prayer shawl ministry, Casting God’s Love, needs you! A shipment of new yarn has arrived and is now available to anyone who wishes to help create Pender prayer shawls/lapghans. The harvest is plenty, the workers are few!
For more information, or to pick out yarn, stop by the Church Office and talk to Joyce Munt. This ministry continues to be such a blessing to so many. If you can’t knit or crochet and would still like to help, monetary donations will be accepted for the purchase of more yarn.
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