Outreach - Upcoming Events
He told them, "The
harvest is plentiful, but the workers are few. Ask the Lord of the
harvest, therefore, to send out workers into his harvest field." - Luke
10:2
Check this page often to see
what activities the St. Aidan’s Outreach committee is participating in
right now.
Sign up sheets for the events
below are available in the narthex or you can sign up online using the
form below.
NFCC
Food Pantry "Item of the Month"
To donate, just purchase
the "Item of the
Month" during
your regular grocery shopping, and drop it in the box in the Narthex at
any time during the month.
For any questions please
contact Preston Hinkel at
prestonhinkel@comcast.net
To donate, just purchase
the "Item of the
Month" during
your regular grocery shopping, and drop it in the box in the Narthex at
any time during the month.
Mentoring
Students at Piney Grove Middle School
A new ministry of St.
Aidan's is forming as part of the monitoring students program in Forsyth
County. Piney Grove Middle School, on Majors Road in
Cumming, greatly needs adults to monitor students, especially those who
are considered at risk. Becoming a mentor involves committing to
spending 30 minutes per week during school hours with a student for the
school year, and hopefully the following year. A mentor is a one-to-one
relationship that fosters a caring and supportive relationship with an
adult role model.
What exactly does a
mentor do? They might play a game, help with an assignment, do an
activity, read to a student - or just LISTEN. Mentoring is one of the
key activities included in a comprehensive violence prevention and
healthy development program approach.
How do you become a
mentor? Mentor training requires attending one two-hour session,
completing an application and a background check.
If you are interested,
please contact John Ray,
john.f.ray@gmail.com,
404-931-7948 or Harmony Kiser, 770-205-7899,
harmony.kiser@comcast.net.
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