Church-Charity

Food Pantry receives donation from KJT

Food Pantry receives donation from KJT

Food Pantry receives donation from KJT

Ammannsville KJT Society No. 4 and the KJT Memorial Foundation recently donated a total of $333 to the Schulenburg Area Food Pantry. Representing Ammannsville KJT Society No. 4 were (from left) Michael Bartosh, treasurer; Carly Divin,vice president; and John Kana-president.
Bishop Susan J. Briner (left) of the ELCA’s Southwestern Texas Synod with Pastor Herb Beyer (right) of the Tri-County Cooperative Ministries.

Bishop Susan J. Briner (left) of the ELCA’s Southwestern Texas Synod with Pastor Herb Beyer (right) of the Tri-County Cooperative Ministries.

Bishop to speak at two TCCM-ELCA congregations

The Rev. Susan J. Briner, bishop of the ELCA Southwestern Texas Synod, will be guest preacher at Communion services on Sunday, Nov. 23 at Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church in Sublime starting at 8 a.m. and Faith Lutheran Church in Weimar beginning at 10 a.m.

Second Chance Thanksgiving Week schedule

Thanksgiving week schedule for Second Chance Emporium in La Grange is as follows: •Donations drop-off area – Closed Monday, Nov. 24 to Saturday, Nov. 29.•Sales store – Closed Friday, Nov. 28 and Saturday, Nov. 29.

Stevens Chapel sets Family & Friends service

A Family & Friends Day service will be held on Sunday, Nov. 23 at Stevens Chapel United Methodist Church at 11 a.m.Everyone is invited to attend and bring a friend.A light lunch will be provided. Stevens Chapel United Methodist Church is located at 309 Wolters Ave.
KC 4th Degree participates in Veterans Day service at Praha

KC 4th Degree participates in Veterans Day service at Praha

KC 4th Degree participates in Veterans Day service at Praha

The Knights of Columbus 4th Degree Assembly members were very grateful to be active participants in the 63rd annual All Veterans Day service at the Praha Cemetery on Sunday, Nov. 9.
Shown with a white ribbon in front of the St. Rose Parish office are (front row, from left) Rosa Galipp, CDA district deputy; Phyllis Valchar, Court St. Rose recording secretary; Grace Lebeda, Court St. Rose regent; (back row) Clara Clark and Barbara Veselka, representing Court St. Rose; and Rev. Jasper Liggio, St. Rose pastor.

Shown with a white ribbon in front of the St. Rose Parish office are (front row, from left) Rosa Galipp, CDA district deputy; Phyllis Valchar, Court St. Rose recording secretary; Grace Lebeda, Court St. Rose regent; (back row) Clara Clark and Barbara Veselka, representing Court St. Rose; and Rev. Jasper Liggio, St. Rose pastor.

CDA takes part in WRAP campaign

The Catholic Daughters of Court of St. Rose 1597 taking part in the White Ribbon Against Pornography campaign and are working to help raise awareness in the area by placing white ribbons around St. Rose of Lima Catholic Church and St. Rose of Lima Catholic School.

Turtle Wing announces year-end giving campaign

Turtle Wing Foundation announce $10,000 in matches for its end-of-year “Giving Wings” campaign, thanks to J Bar B Foods and Freyburg Hall. The end of the year is just as important for Turtle Wing as it is for all of the other amazing nonprofits in the area.This year, from Nov. 1 until Dec.

Gardenia E. Janssen Animal Shelter statistics

The Gardenia E. JanssenAnimal Shelter hours of operation are as follows: open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday for all normal operations. On Monday, the shelter is closed to the public but staff is on-site for animal care from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Donation to Fayette County EMS – Shown at the Schulenburg EMS Station with the donations are (from left) Phyllis Valchar, Court St Rose recording secretary; Alex Moniz, representing Fayette County EMS; Barbara Veselka, representing Court St. Rose; Grace Lebeda, Court St Rose regent; and Taylor Silva and Madison Whitney, representing Fayette County EMS. Not shown is Sheila Brossmann, representing Court St. Rose.

Donation to Fayette County EMS – Shown at the Schulenburg EMS Station with the donations are (from left) Phyllis Valchar, Court St Rose recording secretary; Alex Moniz, representing Fayette County EMS; Barbara Veselka, representing Court St. Rose; Grace Lebeda, Court St Rose regent; and Taylor Silva and Madison Whitney, representing Fayette County EMS. Not shown is Sheila Brossmann, representing Court St. Rose.

CDA ‘Make A Difference Day’ donations made

The Catholic Daughters of Court St. Rose 1597 continue to make a difference in the community, and as part of the Catholic Daughters of the Americas “Make A Difference Day,” the court donated snacks to the Schulenburg Police Department and Fayette County Emergency Medical Services.

Local Food Pantry serves 148 families in October

The Schulenburg Area Food Pantry served 148 families in October with a total of 481 individuals. The Pantry had four new clients with 14 individuals in those families. The amount of food given out was 8,959 pounds. Food donated was 4,587 pounds. Volunteer hours were 356.