Pine Street Yard Sale Drop-Off This Saturday

I already mentioned the Sierra Club U of R Yard Sale this Saturday.
And it looks like the Church Hill Yard Sale will be on May 20.

But Pine Street Baptist Church is having a yard sale on May 19th (not this Saturday, but next one) at 8 am.
All proceeds will benefit the mission activities of the church, such as CARITAS homeless ministry, adult home ministry. Their youth group will be selling coffee and donuts that morning and hot dogs and drinks around lunch to raise money for their summer camp activities.

The Church is accepting donated items for the sale this Saturday from 10 am until 2 pm or on Friday, May 18th from 4 pm to 8 pm.They will also be glad to pick up at a convenient time by appointment. Call or email the Church to set up a time (804 644 0339, info at pinestbaptist.com).

This and other yard sales can be a good way for students to recycle their belongings at the end of the year, instead of dumping them in the trash.

Holy Week Services

Courtesy of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church:

April 5 – Maundy Thursday: 10:00 am joint service at Pine Street Baptist (special service for those who are homeless); 7:00pm, church.

April 6 – Good Friday Liturgy: 12:00 noon, church; and 7:00pm, church.

April 7 – The Great Vigil of Easter – Annual Episcopal Visit from Bishop Shannon Johnston, 7:00pm, church.

April 8 – Easter Sunday: Joint service at Pine Street Baptist, 8:30am; parish breakfast and egg hunt, 9:30am, St. Andrew’s House (in Baldwin Hall if it rains); Feast of the Resurrection, 11:00am, church.

(Childcare provided for all evening services and Sunday morning.)

Elsie Mae Moore MITCHELL

Elsie Mae Moore MITCHELL lived on the 400 block of S. Laurel St.

Excerpt from her obituary:

MITCHELL, Elsie Mae Moore, 89, of Richmond, went peacefully to be with Jesus, January 8, 2012. She was preceded in death by her husband, Joseph Wylie Mitchell; her beloved daughter, Emily “Boo” Glenn, four sisters and two brothers. She is survived by one son, Joseph W. Mitchell (Scarlett); four grandchildren, Karen Jarrell, Kenneth Glenn Jr., David Glenn and Charlotte Miller; seven great-grandchildren, nine great-great-grandchildren, four nieces, one nephew and a host of family and friends. She attended Pine Street Baptist Church all her life and was an active member for many years. Elsie retired from Famous Foods of Virginia (FFV) after 35 years of service. She was a wonderful mother, grandmother, sibling and friend who would always be there for her family and friends. She was an excellent cook and prepared Sunday dinner 30 years for her family who enjoyed visiting with her and each other.