We are planning our annual trip to Midwest Mission. You can be part of our team. We have been sending a team to Midwest Mission in Pawnee, IL every year since the facility opened in 2000 (except 2020.) We keep going back because we are doing God's work and we have so much fun. Plus we get to use power tools!
You can come for a few days or all 6. There are jobs for every skill level from sitting at a table counting items to making desks. Come with a friend or make some new ones as you work together on a wide variety of projects.
Cost is $16 per day for materials, $25 per night double occupancy & $25 processing fee double occupancy.
Meals are your own responsibility.
We eat breakfast & lunch in the dorm (there is a kitchen to prepare meals) and those who wish to, go out for dinner.
Carpooling and scholarships are available. Don't delay if you want a bottom bunk in the dorm.
Contact Bonnie, bonnieclement05@gmail.com or 262-497-9969 for details.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE IS AUGUST 1st
Prsonal Dignity Kit (Value $15)
Hand towel (no kitchen towels)
Washcloth (no dishcloths)
Toothbrush (no multipacks)
Bar soap: 3-4 oz.
Shampoo: 12-19 oz.
Deodorant: 2-3 oz. (stick, roll-on, pump)
Lotion: 8-10 oz
1 Gallon resealable plastic bag
Put all items in a 1-gallon resealable plastic bag
Home Care Kit (Value $20)
Liquid household cleaner:
58-80 oz. total (no pump/ spray
bottles)
Dish soap: 42-64 oz.
Liquid laundry detergent:
100-150 oz. total
Scrub brush (with or without handle)
5 Gallon round bucket with
resealable lid
Place all items in the bucket
The following items are also needed but don't need to be new
Bicycles: adult in good condition with minimal rust - no thin tires
Medical equipment: folding walkers, canes, wheelchairs, crutches, knee scooters, shower chairs, hospital beds, walking boots, and slings. (no toilet risers please)
Non-electric tools: shovels, brooms, rakes
Sewing machines: electric and treadles (Acceptable machines that need a little tuning up, oiling, etc. but not computerized ones.)
Sewing Notions: Bobbins, bobbin cases, buttons, needles, needle threaders, pin cushions, safety pins, scissors, seam rippers, straight pins, tape measures, thimbles, thread, thread clippers, fabric (min. 1 yard)
A free program open to all.
*Your involvement can make an enormous difference in your community*
What is a Dementia Friendly Community?
It is a community that shows a high level of public awareness and understanding of dementia, in which it is possible for people with dementia to live a good life, enabled to live as independently as possible and continue to be a part of their community. Most importantly, it is a community where they are met with understanding and given support where necessary.
What will you learn?
• What is a Dementia Friendly Community
• Creating a Dementia Friendly Business
• What is dementia
• Warning signs
• Dementia friendly communication and approaches
• Creating a dementia friendly environment
• Community programs & resources
Date: Sunday, June 8th
Time: 10:15 am (following worship)
Location: Oak Creek Community United Methodist Church
Address: 8675 South 13th Street, Oak Creek (corner of 13th Street & Puetz Road)
From May – October, we will be visiting 6 different parks. Join us for at least 4, and earn a free admission ticket to the Mitchell Park Domes! If the weather is not cooperative – we will cancel this event in case of rain and see you next month.
Come hang out with old friends or make some new ones as you walk, bike, hit the playground, or just chill out on a bench and enjoy nature. Snacks and beverages will be provided. Leashed dogs are welcome, too.
All of the parks that we plan to visit have parking lots and bathrooms for your convenience. All ages are welcome! Invite your friends, family, and neighbors for some fun in the sun!
See the complete list of parks and dates on the brocure on the rigt of this article ===>
OCCUMC offers several Blood Drives each year.
Someone needs blood every 2 seconds. Donors are at The Heart of Our Community! All blood donated stays here in Southeast Wisconsin.
Appointments are not required. Walk-ins are welcome.
Check the "CALENDAR" in the Communications section to see if there is a Blood Drive scheduled.
THEME: Take a leap of faith and Fully Rely On God (F.R.O.G.)
Join women from across the state and beyond for a weekend of fun, relaxation, and learning. Each day features enriching workshop choices, devotions, nature walks and more. There’s no shortage of fellowship, good food, and time to relax in nature..
Registration fee
Covers 2 nights lodging, 5 meals, 3 workshops, , group activities,, and all necessary materials.
Cost: $175 shared room or $255 single room
$75 deposit must accompany your registration or you may pay in full. Balance due by April 1st. Refunds after April 1 st only with substitution. Register early to save a spot.
***Deadline to register is April 1, 2025. ***
3 Ways to Register:
1 . Mail page 3 & 4
2. Eail page 3 & 4
3. Google Form link at wiumcamps.org/retreats/
2 Ways to Pay:
Make checks payable to Oak Creek Community UMC Mail with Registration to 8675 S. 13th Street Oak Creek, WI 53154 Pay online at occumc.org Click Online Giving then Donate Now. Please check the box to cover ACH or CC fees when checking out.
Questions contact Bonnie Clement at bonnieclement05@gmail.com or 262-895-2644
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