himself to mourn John’s death but no one would leave him alone. They followed him everywhere. So in keeping with the theme- do we have enough? we discussed how we feed the people today who need bread. What was formerly called food stamps is now called SNAP. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food assistance to nearly 1.8 million is run by the states and each state decides from their cost of living how much a person is entitled to. We went shopping with a weeks worth of SNAP. With a slip of paper worth $40.00 we filed around the tables seeing how much food we could afford for a week. There are great challenges in being on a weekly income. Hard to shop for sales and in bulk. We also mentioned all the people and groups who feed our hungry here on LI. We then broke for our luck” lunch- which was delicious and enough. To add “pot to the day the weather was beautiful. Our offerings are shared between national welca and a deserving group here on LI. When the Welca Bible study resumes in September St David’s will host the December Meeting. You will find the schedule in this Herald. Flower delivery is as follows: Circle has September and Martha circle has October. Thanks, Ladies. See you in Church! ATTENTION ALL CAREGIVERS!! There is a program for caregivers that originated with a church in Syosset and now has chapters all over Long Island including the one sponsored by the combined Massapequa churches. for the Caregiver” meets at the Massapequa Reformed Church on Merrick Road on the first and third “Caring Tuesday of the month at 2:00 PM in the library across from the church office in back of the fellowship hall.
himself to mourn John’s death but no one would leave him alone. They followed him everywhere. So in keeping with the theme- do we have enough? we discussed how we feed the people today who need bread. What was formerly called food stamps is now called SNAP. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, which provides food assistance to nearly 1.8 million is run by the states and each state decides from their cost of living how much a person is entitled to. We went shopping with a weeks worth of SNAP. With a slip of paper worth $40.00 we filed around the tables seeing how much food we could afford for a week. There are great challenges in being on a weekly income. Hard to shop for sales and in bulk. We also mentioned all the people and groups who feed our hungry here on LI. We then broke for our “pot luck” lunch- which was delicious and enough. To add to the day the weather was beautiful. Our offerings are shared between national welca and a deserving group here on LI. When the Welca Bible study resumes in September St David’s will host the December Meeting. You will find the schedule in this Herald. Flower delivery is as follows: Circle has September and Martha circle has October. Thanks, Ladies. See you in Church! ATTENTION ALL CAREGIVERS!! There is a program for caregivers that originated with a church in Syosset and now has chapters all over Long Island including the one sponsored by the combined Massapequa churches. “Caring for the Caregiver” meets at the Massapequa Reformed Church on Merrick Road on the first and third Tuesday of the month at 2:00 PM in the library across from the church office in back of the fellowship hall.