The Sparrow Project
Therefore, I say to you, don’t worry about your life… Look at the birds in the sky...your heavenly Father feeds them. Aren’t you worth much more than they are? Matthew 6:25-26 CEB
The Sparrow Project is a central registry of folks who are willing to offer their services to help our church family short term in case of an emergency, illness, or surgery. The types of tasks we are able to help you with are: picking up groceries or prescriptions, running an errand, transportation to and from appointments, simple household repairs like replacing a light bulb, and computer help. If you need short term help, all you have to do is call Lauren Hall (336) 239-0860 or the church office (336) 248-2886.
The Sparrow Project temporary meal assistance is offered to our church family short term, in case of an emergency, illness, or surgery. If you need temporary meal assistance or you know someone in our church family that needs temporary meal assistance, all you have to do in call Terri Beck (980) 234-0686 or Lisa Bonnaure (301) 609-1780 so, that delivery can be arranged and an inventory of prepared meal items can be kept up-to-date.
It’s that simple. You let us know what you need and we will take it from there. We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity.
Lauren Hall
Project Coordinator
A Sparrow Project Story
The Sparrow Project is a blessing to our FUMC family. I have been fortunate to learn firsthand how we can get help when we need it. I needed a safer way to get to my backyard from my sunroom. My steps needed a handrail so I could use them without fear of falling. Thanks to Lauren Hall and her husband-volunteer, Mike Hall, that problem was solved for me with a well-built rail that allows me to use those steps daily. Another project I needed help with was my yard. When trees were cut months earlier, bird feeders and birdhouses were left on the ground and pavers were moved. Also, lots of sticks scattered over my whole yard. Just needed things put back in order and a general yard cleanup since bending and picking up things off the ground are not easy for me. Lee Mabe brought his wonderful group of helpers over on a beautiful Sunday afternoon. Our youth had stepped up and embraced volunteering for this project. I really hope those of you who need some help will contact Lauren Hall and let the Sparrow Project solve your problem. Also, I am sure she would appreciate more volunteers signing up. Again, the Sparrow Project is there for all of our FUMC family who are in need of some small assistance for those times when we just can’t do it on our own. Thank you once more to all of the wonderful volunteers who helped me.
Submitted by Judy Hench - April, 2022