







Church Family the following items will help us serve with greater efficiency:
• Sunday Bulletin Submissions: Please ensure all items for the Sunday Bulletin are submitted to the Church Office no later than 12 noon on Wednesday. You can email your announcement information to assistantsecretary@stpaulsbaptist.org. Any submissions received after the deadline will be included in the next available Sunday Bulletin.
• In-Service Ministry Announcements: If you have announcements for in-service ministries, kindly send them to spbcannouncementministry@gmail.com. These announcements will be made during Pastoral Emphasis and St. Paul’s ministry news segments only. The deadline for these announcements is Monday. The advertisement will run three weeks prior to the event date.
• Pastoral Emphasis and Sunday Announcements: To have your announcement included in Pastoral Emphasis or to request an announcement on Sunday, please submit your information by 12 noon on Friday. You can reach us at 610.692.2446 Ext. 140 or email your announcement details to churchoffice@stpaulsbaptist.org.
• Graphic Design and Printing Requests: For events requiring graphic design work and/or printing such as flyers, banners, programs, or booklets, please submit your request at least 14 days (2 weeks) prior to the event.
These guidelines help ensure timely and effective communication within our community. Thank you for your cooperation!
Communication with Pastor: We understand that urgent matters may arise between Friday and Sunday, necessitating communication with Pastor. However, to minimize distractions for Pastor as he prepares for worship on Sunday mornings, please refrain from sending notes requesting announcements unless it is an emergency. Your understanding and cooperation in this matter are greatly appreciated. Thank you.
May is Mental Health Awareness Month. This is a time to share the importance of mental health and wellness, and to celebrate recovery from mental illness.
If you are concerned about your mental health or about someone you know, call, chat, or text 988. This 24 hour a day, 7 day a week lifeline provides free and confdential support in English, Spanish and to people who are deaf and hard of hearing.
Go to FindSupport.gov for issues with mental health, drugs, or alcohol. The website provides information (in Spanish and English) on fnding health care or support, how to cope, learn about treatment and how to pay for treatment, how to help someone, and how to get help now.
Whether we share resources, encourage others to seek help, or simply are there for someone when they need us, we instill hope and can help others to reach out when they need to most.
This month, talk with your loved ones. Talking about mental health promotes acceptance and encourages people to seek help.
JointheRotaryClubofCoatesville, ORIONCommunities,andtheauthorof “IAmLoved”byLauraSmith,toraiseawareness abouttheimportanceof acknowledgingchildren’sMentalHealth
Don’twaituntilyourchildbecomesateen,understandtheirfeelingsnow!
FREEautographedcopyof“IAmLoved” FREEautographedcopyof“IAmLoved” ~Snackswillbeserved~ ~Snackswillbeserved~
Saturday,June1 11:00am-12:30pm
CoatesvilleAreaPublicLibrary 501ELincolnHwy,Coatesville,PA
Pleaseregisteryourchildat coatesvillelibrary.orgorcall610-384-4115 Allchildrenmustbeaccompaniedbyanadult
PROGRAMINCLUDES
Reading by Rotarian Ryan Igbanol
“You’ve Got Dragons” helps children deal with things they are afraid of It helps them understand it is normal to be afraid and that you can slay that dragon that is bothering you. The dragon is the different things you are afraid of, which can bring on anxiety It’s good for all ages!
Reading by Author, Laura Smith“I Am Loved” talks about making bad choices and how to overcome the feelings that come along with it. It’s a story that teaches children its ok to make mis-takes and how to problem solve
Wouldyou like to lean into your crafty side or find out how easy knitting can be?
Come join us toknitfor a cause and fellowship with the UnitarianCongregation of West Chester.
Youdon'tneed experience, knitting needles, or supplies. Ourcurrent project supportshatsfor babies through the Maternal Child Health Consortium of Chester County.
Ages10andover are welcome! Come and bring a friend!
Wewill meetat6:00 pmin theFellowshipHallon Tuesday,June 4th.
Ifyouhavequestions, contact Deacon Ghana Rowell after churchor email Ghana.Rowell@StPaulsBaptist.org; put “Knitting” in your subject line. We are excited to welcome all who are interested!
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Pembrooke
Wearecurrentlyacceptingspringand summerclothing,dresses,shoes,etc., alongwithinfants,children,andyoung adultapparel.
Donationsmaybedroppedoff MondaythroughFriday duringregularofficehours (9:00a.m.-4:00p.m.).
Shouldanemergencyarise,pleasecall thechurchofficeat610.692.2446,asone ofyourvolunteersarehappytoassist.
Open Hours
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1:00PM-3:00PM