Trips and Retreats
Helping people in need is a calling from God. It may be rewarding, even fun—but it is also what we should be doing.
Thank You...
to everyone who came to the Spaghetti Dinner to support our youth mission trips. We had a wonderful turnout and made more than $1,000, all of which will go toward scholarships for our 2012 Mission Trip to Nashville. Thank you for your generosity! We are especially grateful for the help of Hilary Cassells, Alison Muldoon, Ryan Noon, Rob Holloway, and the many youth who spent hours preparing, serving, and cleaning up for this event. We couldn't have done it without you.
Church Camp at Henlopen
For entering grades 6-9
Dates for this year: June 25-30, 2012; registration begins in December.
For entering grades 6-9
Dates for this year: June 25-30, 2012; registration begins in December.
Every summer West Side runs a middle school camp program at Henlopen State Park in Delaware. This popular program draws 60+ middle schoolers, plus high school youth as counselors and adults to cook, lead, drive, and supervise.
To learn more about Teen and Young Adult Ministries, contact Kaylin Milazzo, at 201-652-1966, ext. 28, kaylin@westside.org.
| SPECIAL: Grocery gift cards are on sale as an ongoing fundraiser for youth mission trips! Cards, which come in $100 increments, are available for King's, Stop & Shop, Fairway, and A&P. You may pay for them with cash or a check. See Claire Widicus after church, buy a grocery card, and support our mission trips! |
Asheville Mission Trip
Every other year a group of high schoolers from our church travel to Asheville, North Carolina, to work at the Presbyterian Home for Children, a short-term residence for abused and abandoned children. This trip is open to 20 high school kids, with first preference given to juniors and seniors, then sophomores).
Every other year a group of high schoolers from our church travel to Asheville, North Carolina, to work at the Presbyterian Home for Children, a short-term residence for abused and abandoned children. This trip is open to 20 high school kids, with first preference given to juniors and seniors, then sophomores).
