Our Communications Coordinator, Stephen Wyatt, will be in the Prayer Garden on the first Sundays of July and August to snap photos of new members or anyone who would like to update your church family directory photo. Please stop by between the services and let us capture your smile! Digital copies can also be provided to you for your family collection. Let us know which of the 2 days best suits you. A sign-up sheet is located in the breezeway, or email Lisa in the Church Office, allsaintsmp2107@gmail.com.
Our Eucharistic Ministry Team assists with the pastoral care of the homebound and administers the Sacrament of Holy Communion one Sunday each month. If you know of a member who may like to be included in our Eucharistic visits, please contact the Pastors (843-884-5470) or Pat Stribling (843-224-2038) to coordinate adding them to our visits
We are also seeking to expand our volunteer teams. If you would like to share the Sacrament of Holy Communion with the homebound one Sunday each month, or simply visit with them and share conversation regularly in their homes, we encourage you to join this ministry. To find out more, contact Pat Stribling.
Even the LITTLE things make a BIG difference!
HOW DO THE POP TABS HELP RMHC CHARLESTON?
The tab of an aluminum can is pure aluminum unlike the rest of the can, which contains paint and other residue. Once our pop tab dumpster is full, we take the pop tabs to a local aluminum recycler. According to the price of aluminum at that time and the weight of our tabs, the recycling center gives us a check. The price of aluminum fluctuates anywhere between 35 to 85 cents a pound. This money is used for our general operating expenses meaning it truly helps in keeping our doors open to continue to serve more than 900 families annually.
While the whole can is valuable as a recyclable, RMHC Charleston does not have the storage capacity to collect the whole can. The aluminum tabs are smaller and easier to handle; they are much easier to handle when large volumes are delivered.
Pop off your tops & bring them to church (look for the gray bin with the pop tops inside a teddy bear container) & we will collect them to give to the Ronald McDonald House Charities in Charleston