Current
is going strong, see HERE
Make your reservations for dinner.
(Suspended for the holidays and will begin again January 4)
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See the progress on remodeling the chancel for new windows. |
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Opportunities for Immediate Help
MaryHouse at Loaves and Fishes
There is a desperate need for diapers sizes 5 and 6. Bring to church office… Mission members will deliver.
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center
Google the above title and see all the volunteer needs and opportunities.
Current assistance is needed in Donation Center and Resource Center located in the Oak Park area.
“Chris” at 1- 650-430-8294 has additional information..
January-February Exhibit
Then and Now - the 60s to 2011
Ann Ragland has been interested in various forms of art all her life. She studied commercial art at American River College, Los Angeles Community College, nd Glendale College. By the late 1980s, she was painting on silk after many years of training and experience in batik.
For Ann, the most enjoyable part of creating her art is the process itself. In particular, she loves to watch the dye move on the silk as she creates batik designs. She notes that painting on canvas is easier because it is simpler to make changes. Unique application of color seems to set her work apart from other artists, and not many others create landscapes on silk. To all artists, Ann advises trying different techniques. She continues to teach art through Adult Education offered by San Juan Unified School District and other workshops. You may review her teaching schedule at annraglandbowns.com.
You may meet Ann Saturday January 14, from 4:00 to 6:00 p.m. in the Gathering Place.
Samples of Ann's work are shown below.
Note:
All pictures on this web site are the property of the
photographer or Carmichael Presbyterian Church. They
may not be used for profit or any unlawful purpose.
When the pointer turns into a pointing hand when
placed over a
picture, clicking will enlarge it.
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Worship Banners: I am
the Vine - Ye Are the Branches
In September, 2004, a simple request blossomed into
two spectacular quilt banners for hanging in the Sanctuary during
the "Ordinary
Time" liturgical season. Fifteen women began working on
the design and making the leaves. The spectacular results are
shown below.
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