Church News and Events
St. Clement's Episcopal Church
Church News and Events
About P.A.T.H.
PATH is a series of workshops that empower people to take an active role in managing chronic or long-term health conditions. Workshops meet for 6 weeks, in 2 hour sessions each week. Topics include: managing symptoms, managing medications, working with heath care providers, relaxation, healthy eating, physical activity, and communicating with family and friends. PATH is sponsored by Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, The National Kidney Foundation of Michigan, and St. Clement's Episcopal Church.
Mens Guild Annual Christmas Party
If you haven't already heard, the Christmas Party will be taking place promptly at 4pm, December 15. taking place at St. Clements, in the Parish Hall. We invite you to come fellowship with us. We hope to see you there. Live perfomances from our Ensemble, are fun filled hosts, and engaging members will keep you entertained. See you Sunday!!!
The Adopt-a-Child-Size and Support Services (in partnership with St. Clement's Episcopal Church) presented The Mighty Voices of Thunder in concert on Sunday October 6, 2013.
Established in 1986 in response to identified needs for new winter clothing for children living in Outer Wayne County and Eastern Washtenaw County. Children living in Detroit are referred to the Adopt-A-Child program there and are not served by Adopt-A-Child-Size.
Supported solely by donations from individuals, churches, community groups and organizations, businesses, and school employees. They receive no governmental funds or foundation support and are staffed totally by volunteers. A Board of Directors oversees the programs operations.
Children are referred to the program by health, human service and education agencies after having been determined to have a legitimate need for warm clothing and having no other resource available. Home visits and verification of income is completed to ensure that there is a need.
The outfit consist of a coat, hat, gloves, two long sleeve tops, pants, undershirt, panties or briefs, socks, thermals or pajams/blanket sleepers in some cases and an educational book or toy.