ST. ANDREW'S IN MISSION
| Peanut Butter and Jelly Gang PB&J meets every third Friday night from 7:00pm-8:00pm from October to May. Contact John Lacci for information #240-6350 jacklacci@aol.com |
| To learn more about our Peanut Butter & Jelly Gang and how you can participate CLICK HERE |
The Smithtown Emergency Food Pantry is an ecumenical effort supported by seven churches in Smithtown. St. Andrew's accepts food donations and needs volunteers two months out of the year to serve at the pantry. To learn more St. Andrew's involvement with the Food Pantry and how you can help the needy of Smithtown contact Elaine Schlicht #979-0768 CLICK HERE |
| LITTLE BAGUIO MISSION |
St. Andrew’s youth has a “Youth to Youth Connection” with the youth of Little Baguio, Philippines. We
made this connection through Joe Dugan from the “Hospitality Too – Peanut Butter Gang”. We started by making
wash up kits for the homeless in conjunction with the PBJ gang. Joe suggested that we make wash kits for the youth
in Little Baguio to care for their elders. The youth in Little Baguio have a mission of walking miles to visit their elders
who have dispersed themselves in the mountain to live alone as to not be a burden on their families. The youth visit
them and make them a small meal of oatmeal, share in conversation, and lovingly bathe and care for them. The
youth of Little Baguio are the feet of God and our youth group is the hands of God working together to serve God
through the forgotten elders. How wonderful that we can reach around the world and wrap them in love.
made this connection through Joe Dugan from the “Hospitality Too – Peanut Butter Gang”. We started by making
wash up kits for the homeless in conjunction with the PBJ gang. Joe suggested that we make wash kits for the youth
in Little Baguio to care for their elders. The youth in Little Baguio have a mission of walking miles to visit their elders
who have dispersed themselves in the mountain to live alone as to not be a burden on their families. The youth visit
them and make them a small meal of oatmeal, share in conversation, and lovingly bathe and care for them. The
youth of Little Baguio are the feet of God and our youth group is the hands of God working together to serve God
through the forgotten elders. How wonderful that we can reach around the world and wrap them in love.
| and how YOU can help CLICK HERE |
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Mary in Mission
Missions Organizer- Mary Fjellstad
#631-265-0657 cfjellstad@ieee.org
Missions Organizer- Mary Fjellstad
#631-265-0657 cfjellstad@ieee.org
| Peanut Butter & Jelly Update Next PB & J meets January 20 CLICK HERE |
COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL MISSION
After my trip to the Philippines I was able to see first hand some of the needs of the Little Baguio
Mission. I have mad a list of needs and useful items if any one would like to donate to this very worthy
cause.
“In His Service”
Mary Fjellstad
ITEMS THAT WOULD BE MOST USEFUL
• Multi-Vitamins
• Ensure
• Wash Cloths
• Soap
• Travel size or full size shampoos / Conditioners
• Toothbrushes
• Travel/full size toothpaste
• Nail clippers
• Hairbrushes / Combs
• Flavored Instant Oatmeal
• Band-aids
• Aspirin/Bacitracin
• Non drowsy Allergy medication
• Binkies for babies
• envelopes
• Body lotions / Creams
• Fabric for sewing classes 100 percent cotton
• Small screw drivers for the electronics classes Philips/slotted
• Adjustable wrenches
• Hammers
• Nails
• Seed Packets: Carrots, onion, green beans, summer squash and flower seeds
• Small silicone packages that come as packing material here (for humidity problems there)
• Batteries any type
• Blankets/towels
• Fly paper
