South Hill Christian Church
"A Caring Community where Lives are Changed"
12311 151st Street E., Puyallup WA 98374 Office: 253-848-7772
Mailing address: P.O. Box 73265, Puyallup, WA 98373 Sunday Service: 10:30 a.m.
Welcome to South Hill Christian Church. We're so glad you've decided to visit our website. SHCC is a non-denominational church committed to serving the spiritual needs of our community. Our desire is to be a caring community where lives can be changed. You can get to know what we are about by visiting the various pages offered on this site.
A good place to start is the Missions Statement & Motto pages. If you are looking for a Church home, Want to Visit Us? is a page where you will discover what you mean to us
To hear Sunday's message, click on the Sunday Sermon page. To see the latest Home Group questions, please visit the Home Groups page. And to see the full list of weekly events, be sure to check out the Calendar page.
Pastor's Weekly Message
Dear Church Family,
The earthquake in Haiti caused devastation as great as any in recent memory. Seasoned emergency workers have stated that what they encountered there was as bad as anything they had ever seen. Thankfully, many nations have responded to the relief effort. Certainly, the United States has through both governmental and private organizations. Our church responded through donations made to World Vision, a reputable organization that already had "boots on the ground" and was equipped to render effective aid. I am pleased to report that through your generous donations, our church was able to send $1,414 to World Vision for Haiti relief work. This was Titus 3:14 in action!
One additional opportunity to help the people of Haiti has been presented to us by Billie Newsome. Wes and Billie, of course, direct the youth ministry of our church which is called "The RAVE" and which meets on Wednesday evenings here at the church. Billie reports that an opportunity exists to send shoes to Haiti. You may recall the story of Molly Hightower, of Port Orchard, who was doing charitable work among orphans in Haiti and was killed in the earthquake. One of Molly's causes was "shoes for Haiti." That cause is going on. Used shoes can be brought this Sunday to church. Billie will see that they are sent to Haiti. The shoes "should be in good condition and tied or taped together." Perhaps there are some shoes in your closet that you no longer wear, but could be worn by an earthquake victim in Haiti. God bless you for meeting such a practical need!
I want to thank all who helped to make last Sunday's All Church Pot-Luck so successful! There was plenty of food for all and I witnessed great fellowship taking place around the tables. The staff and elders are continuing to work on the logistics of this quarterly event and are learning from each one that takes place. Our next one is scheduled for April 25. Also, there was a great response of folks picking up their baby bottles for the Care Net Baby Bottle Campaign! You can continue to pick them up in the foyer before or after service.
This Sunday we return to our studies in the Book of Revelation. We will be in chapter 14 where we will learn about John's vision of "Angelic Voices!" Plan to join us on this first Sunday of a new month. Speaking of new months, as we have turned the corner into February please note the many events and activities listed in the left column. They are opportunities for you to become involved in church life and, hopefully, grow in your relationship with the Lord! One such opportunity is the Valentine's Banquet to which all are welcome (singles as well as couples). This will be the last Sunday to get tickets, so secure yours and look forward to a great evening together on February 13!
God bless you! See you Sunday!
Pastor Mike Laramie
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