Christmas Bazaar for a Cause!

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CYF holds Christmas Bazaar

Opening day November 21, 2010 SU Church grounds. Inclusive dates are Nov. 21-23 & 26-29. Proceeds will be used to purchase Christmas gifts for our outreach children's program in Lo-oc. May the spirit of Christmas live in this spirit of endeavor.

Contact Person: Pastor Bernie, Norman and January








Ways you can support the Youth Bazaar:
1. Sell
You may sell cakes, pastries, home decors, books, souvenirs, plants, fruits, pre-used or other gift items. Ten percent (10%) of total sales will go to the cause. (The church will provide a table for you but you can surely bring your own if you wish.)
2. Donate
You may donate some items that the youth can sell in the rummage booth.
3. Promote
Help us promote the project through word of mouth, e-mail or your Facebook accounts.
4. Pray
Let us pray for God's special blessings upon this project that the Church may be a channel of blessings to the outreach children this Christmas season. To God be the glory!

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