Volunteer Fellowship

The women of the church organized an Aid Society (later to become the Women's Fellowship) at the beginning of the church organization and were always unusually active. The Men's Work was organized in the fall of 1927 and were always a vital factor in the work of the church.

The Volunteer Fellowship is the successor to the former Women's Fellowship organization, begun in 1950. Because a large number of the women in our church work outside the home, it was necessary in 1989 to disband the Women's Fellowship organization. A group of volunteers, both men and women and mostly retired, now meets once a month at the church during the day and carries on the projects of quilting, making comforters, postage stamps for relief, and bouquets for shut-ins, as well as enjoying a bring-your-own luncheon.

History of Volunteer Fellowship