DPC’s Annual Congregational Meeting is scheduled for Sunday, February 6, 2022, immediately following the church service. Due to high COVID infection rates, we will forego our normal luncheon, and instead stay together in the sanctuary for a short update and time for questions and answers. If you are unable to attend on the 6th or are not comfortable joining us in-person, but would still like to receive an annual report, please contact Pastor Nikki at PastorNikkiDPC@gmail.com
Our Little Dresses sewing group has been busy making pillowcases for distribution to children in local hospitals. Recently we delivered 35 of the pillowcases as well as four fleece security blankets which we just began making. Earlier this year we shipped 38 dresses and 24 sani-pads for distribution in Africa.
Contact Betty Tills if you are interested in helping with our mission. No sewing required.
On Friday, December 24, at 5 PM, Delafield Presbyterian Church will host our Christmas Eve service.
It will be a service with the singing of a lot of Christmas carols and retelling the story of Jesus’ birth. Please join us!
On Sunday, December 19, we will have a presentation from our Sunday school class about the birth of Jesus. Since we don’t have children on site yet, they will illustrate the story of Jesus’ birth for us!
DPC’s joint handbell choir is scheduled to perform twice during the month of December! On December 12, they will share some Advent/Christmas songs at Delafield Presbyterian Church and on December 19, they will be at Kettle Moraine United Presbyterian Church.
Please join us if you can!
If you’re interested in learning how to ring, there’s always room for more ringers. Just talk to Robin to get the details!
DPC’s Christmas Party is Back!!!
You Are Invited to Share a Glass of Christmas Cheer! And A Bite or Two!
Date: Friday, December 10, 2021
Time: 6:00 – 8:30 p.m.
Place: Delafield Presbyterian Church
Please Respond To: 262-510-6219 or Pangst1@aol.com
Please bring an appetizer or dessert to share.
DPC’s Bible Study continues at 11 AM, Sundays in the conference room. We have started working our way through the book of Genesis, looking at different ways of reading scripture and trying to understand what the original authors might have meant when they wrote it.
It’s a great study! All are welcome.
Our next meetings will be on November 28 and December 12.
Advent begins on Sunday, November 28. This year, we will explore the theme of moving from darkness into the light. It will be tied into coming out of the darkness of a pandemic into a changed world and the challenges and blessings that come along with it.
This Sunday, November 21 is giving Sunday. We will think about how using all of the blessings we have in our lives wisely is the best way of life!
Please join us and come prepared to make your pledge! If you can’t make it to church that day, please mail your commitment cards in as soon as you can.
If you have questions or need to get a pledge card, please contact Doug Lurvey.
On Wednesday, October 6 from noon to 4 PM, the seamstresses of Little Dresses for Africa will convene to sew various items for various organizations, both locally and globally that are in need of such things. Some of their most recent projects include children’s pillow cases for Children’s Hospital and Family Promise, washable and reusable feminine sanitary products for women in parts of the world where they are hard to come by, and of course dresses and PJs for children in orphanages globally. All levels of sewing ability are welcome. They will teach you what you don’t know! For more information, contact Betty Tills.