Friendship Ministry is an outreach program to adults who are disabled.  Two evenings a month and one Saturday a month volunteers create a worship time, enjoy arts and crafts, song, and share a meal with those who are disabled. This ministry is important in the lives of those it serves. Below is a breakdown of some of the ways you can get involved. For more information you may contact info@peacegahanna.org.

Friendship Bible Study:

On the first and third Thursday evenings of the month during the program year, persons from Peace get together with adults with cognitive disabilities for Bible learning, music, art, prayer and friendship.

When:  First and Third Thursday evenings, September-May, 6:30-7:30 pm [beginning September 22, 2011]

Interested to hear more about volunteer opportunities?  Contact Pat Tietz @ pktietz@att.net or Louise Machemehl @ mmachemehl@mac.com.

Friendship Respite Ministry:

On the 1st Saturday of each month, from October through May, Peace offers a “day camp” respite ministry for persons age 14 and above with cognitive disabilities. Join us for Bible study, art, recreation, music, worship, food, friendship and plenty of smiles.

When: 1st Saturday of each month, October-May, 9:00-3:00 pm

Interested to hear more about volunteer opportunities?  Contact Pat Tietz @ pktietz@att.net or Louise Machemehl @ mmachemehl@mac.com.

Camp Friendship Connections:

Get away for a week at camp!  During the 2nd full week in July, 25 adult campers with cognitive disabilities spend four days together participating in Bible learning, art, swimming, bowling, hiking, dancing, talent shows, and more. 

Interested to learn more?  Contact Alyson Bachman at CFriendshipconnections@gmail.com.