VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Help run the Wilkinsburg Community Ministry mobile food pantry to get food to those in need! This is a recurring opportunity on Saturdays from 11:00AM to 1:30PM at Covenant Church and Eternal City, at the Corner of Park Avenue and Swissvale Avenue, in Wilkinsburg. Register and double your impact via @involvemint: https://tinyurl.com/WCMMobile

After two long years of celebrating a socially distant Halloween, H.U.G.S.—the volunteer and community outreach arm of the Woodland Hills Foundation—is proud to announce the RETURN of Trunk or Treat! On Saturday, October 15th at Woodland Hills High School, Woodland Hills teachers, staff, parents, community groups, businesses and more will come together to create lasting fun and memories for our students!

On Saturday, October 15, 2022, local community groups, families, teachers, staff, businesses, clubs and more will gather at NOON at Woodland Hills High School to begin decorating their trunks in the Halloween theme of their choice. These "Trunk Hosts" are kindly asked to bring AT LEAST 800 pieces of candy in order to provide enough for each child who attends.

Then from 2-4 PM children and their families will arrive to "Trick or Treat" for candy at the various trunks!

NO REGISTRATION IS REQUIRED TO TRICK OR TREAT!
We'll also have photo stations, a live DJ, special performances and more!

CANDY MONSTERSCANDY MONSTERS ARE NOW OPEN!
We need candy! And LOTS of it!
If you would like to donate candy, stickers, temporary tattoos, pencils, erasers or anything else you think kids might like to receive, we have SIX LOCATIONS where our "Candy Monsters" (donation bins) are waiting to devour your treats!

TIMES AND LOCATIONS:
Woodland Hills Administration Building 8 am - 4 pm
Woodland Hills High School: 7 am - 3 pm
Elementary schools: 10 am - 2 pm
Dickson Preparatory School: 10 am - 2 pm

DON'T FORGET TO TAPE YOUR NAME/GRADE/SCHOOL BUILDING/EMAIL/PHONE TO YOUR DONATION!
When you do, you/your student will be entered into a random drawing to serve as a Trunk Judge during the event!

Pittsburgh Theological Seminary is hosting a conference this weekend on Missional Leadership, and on Saturday, Pastor Jason will be speaking on a panel titled “Short-Term Missions Disrupted.” Registration is FREE but it ends on Wednesday, October 5th.
 
The past two years have brought a seismic shift in many areas that touch each of us and our churches: a global pandemic that profoundly disrupted not just health systems and supply chains, but the stuff that binds us together in community: who we spend time with, how close we get to each other, how we protect each other’s health. The murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in May 2020 caused a growing number of Americans to see our nation’s legacy of racial injustice for the first time; the rise of Christian Nationalism has laid bare what to many Americans was an increasingly dangerous conflation of faith and power.
 
What does it mean to engage in God’s mission of love, peace, and justice through the major disruptions of our day? How can we lead in mission in new ways amidst the disruption we’ve experienced in the past two years?
 
Click here for more information and to register for the conference: https://www.pts.edu/wmi-conference