It can be hard just to get up in the morning, to face another day of feeling overwhelmed, unproductive and out of sorts. How will I get through unplanned homeschool lessons I don’t understand, keep toddlers entertained inside, handle the emotional swings of a teenager, and be nice to my husband? When will I get some alone time? Ever?

Through generous donations, Immanuel is able to continue to feed families in need weekend meals.

Due to the continued presence of COVID-19 and the uncertainty of the next few months, our Board of Directors has decided that we will not be able to go to Watermarks Camp for Camp Booyah 2020. We are so sad that we will not be together in one location this summer for Camp Booyah, but we are excited that we will be together virtually!!! That’s right!!! We will all be able to gather together for….

As individual Christians, churches and as a Diocese, let’s continue to think of creative ways of being a visible presence in our communities.  

Recently we added a fun twist - sock puppets! This creative endeavor just requires items we have at home (socks, buttons, decorative bags, etc.), and we hope it will bring some joy to the teen moms and their families. May they realize they are not forgotten by us or by their God during this time.

All ages will be treated to what has become an annual blessing and tradition for the children of All Saints’ Church, the Seder Meal teaching!

Rainy days with active kids are especially difficult when families cannot venture out to a local indoor playground or movie theater. However, Truro offered families a fun distraction … singing silly songs together!

Winchester Anglican’s Ralph Medina is not only a talented artist and great with technology, but he offers a valuable and encouraging message from Mark 4 that all ages will find comforting and everyone will want to watch!