Shiloh Youth have been blessed to be in partnership with Breath of Life UMC for the last 2 years!  The people at this church have taught us all so much about faith  and perseverance.  We are humbled to be a part of their family.

 Recently Dick and Carole Jenkins have started a sewing and quilting ministry with the young people at Breath of Life!  Amazing! 

 Pastor John Jones and his wife Flo, along with the entire congregation, have invited us to be their guests for lunch on Feb 28th at 2:30.  It would be wonderful to have as many people from Shiloh as possible attend this event.  You will be blessed!    

 Please RSVP to Sherry Parker by Feb 14 if you plan to attend.  We can carpool from the church.

You won’t want to miss a time of thanksgiving for all god’s Good Gifts we have received this year as we celebrate the Thanksgiving season at Shiloh.  Service at 11 will be a time of Special music and sharing about God’s goodness to us all.  Afterwards, there’s a wonderful thanksgiving meal for all to share.
This is a wonderful time to invite visiting family, friends and neighbors to join us.

The H20 video series continues on Tuesday nights at 7 PM.  No preparation is needed; each video stands on its own. We are a congenial group, and, of course, we always have light refreshments.  Come join us!
PS This group will not meet on the 19th.

And scissors, and paper and glue and…
This is your chance to return to the aisles of colorful crayons and glue sticks.  This is your chance to make the first day of school for a child a pleasure, not an embarrassment.  This is your chance to support our Hispanic neighbors without struggling through a word of Spanish.

What: ‘adopt’ a child and provide supplies for their first day of school

How: take a tag from our display at church, with the supply list we’ll give you, and make a trip to Target, or Wal-Mart, or some office supply store

How (alternative): take a ‘shopper’ tag at church, give that person the money needed for that child and your personal shopper will do the rest

When: we need the supplies back, in a bag, tagged with the child’s name, by Sunday, August 10th

Why: The rabbis call it the 11th commandment from God:  “You do too know what I mean.”  So, remember that we, too, were strangers in Egypt and we, too, were told by Jesus to care for the hungry, the thirsty, the poor.  And crayons are fun to buy and a happy child is always a good thing.

We will be having our annual Freedom Sunday Celebration and picnic lunch following worship on July 6th.  Come in patriotic garb and bring someone with you.  The meal will be catered so you don’t have to bring anything but yourself and a friend.  The menu for the meal is fried chicken, ham, cole slaw, green beans, squash or corn, German potato salad, mixed fruit, banana pudding, and black berry cobler.  WOW!