Sligo Presbyterian Church celebrated the birthdays of our members and friends on Saturday, February 28. People sat at tables representing their birthday month. After a meal of pulled pork, baked beans and some other sides, prepared by Mike and Melody Troup, birth-month teams played a birthday-related memory game and Pictionary. The evening was capped off with home-made milk shakes. Some pictures of the event are below. We thank our Outreach Team for organizing the event and our Kindness Kids for decorating the tables.
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Thursday, March 12, 2026
Our Kindness Kids Create Table Decorations for the SPC Birthday Celebration
For several weeks during the month of February the SPC Kindness Kids worked together to create table decorations for the SPC Birthday Celebration dinner on Saturday, February 28. Some pictures are below. Under the leadership of Debbie Rudiger, the Kindness Kids are focused on demonstrating the Christian faith through acts of kindness and service. They meet every Sunday morning at 10:15 a.m. during the Sligo Presbyterian Church worship service.
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