Rummage Sale

Our Rummage Sale is a fundraiser that will benefit our mission outreach. It provides area residents the opportunity to purchase items that they need at greatly reduced prices. It draws people into our church who may not come in for any other reason. It’s our desire to reach out to them, have positive interactions with them, and invite them to visit our church.

How you can help:
  • Help set up tables in the Gathering Hall on Sunday, April 17.
  • Donate and/or help sort items pm on April 18-21 in the Gathering Hall
  • Help with pick-up and drop-off of furniture on April 20.
  • Attend the Rummage Sale presale 5:30-7:30 pm April 21 
  • Buy items on April 22 from 9am-5pm and 23 from 9am-12pm ($2.00 a Bag)
  • Help gather the unsold items and return tables to storage beginning at noon on April 23.
Watch the church bulletins for more details!

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