ONGOING
Photographs/Photographer:
If you have any good pictures of recent events, please drop them off in the front office so that we can post them in MR Hall. If you would like to take pictures at future events, please submit your name to Lee Lavinder and he will put event organizers in touch with you.

SEPTEMBER - JUNE
SAINT CLEMENT CHOIR
5 Psalm 98:4
Make a joyful noise unto the LORD, all the earth: make a loud noise, and rejoice, and sing praise. Join us on Sundays at 9:30am for rehearsal. All voices and instruments are welcome!

SEPTEMBER / MARCH
ALIVE!
September and March are our months to collect food for ALIVE!  Any nonperishable food item is appreciated, but, as always, canned fruit is needed most.  Baskets are in Marshall-Rutter Hall and the Narthex. 
Thank You, Linda and Mike Oliver

Community Partners for Children is having the annual toy drive for the needy children and families of the City of Alexandria. Now is the time to pick up toys before the after Thanksgiving crush. Bring the toys to church and place them in the box in Marshall/Rutter Hall. The toys will be distributed and they need volunteers. See me for times to volunteer or with any questions you have. Have a fun time shopping! Debbie Williams (703-824-3520)

CARPENTERS SHELTER DINNER MINISTRY

Come join the Carpenter's Shelter Dinner Ministry. St. Clement's takes supper to the Carpenter's Shelter on the 3rd Sunday of each month. On even months, we provide the main course. On odd months, salad and dessert. In April and December, members of the church make our special chicken and stuffing casseroles (8 - 10), and we take them to the shelter to serve. Please join us in this wonderful ministry. There's always room for more helping hands. Contact Marsha Bell email:marsha.bell1@verizon.net to sign up or for more information.

DECEMBER
CARPENTERS SHELTER CHRISTMAS-TIME DINNER

Each year, we need volunteers to cook (at home) one recipe of our chicken casserole dish for the December dinner at Carpenters Shelter. We also prepare this casserole for the third Sunday in April.

All you have to do is prepare one recipe of our chicken casserole at home and freeze it. Put it in the church freezer.

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1 lb of cooked, boned chicken (about 4 breasts) cut into bite sized peices
2 cans (10 oz) cream of celery soup (not diluted)
1 can (8 oz - measure if can is 12 oz) evaporated milk
2 tbs dried onion soup mix
2 packages (6 oz) Stove Top chicken flavor stuffing mix

Place bite-sized chicken pieces in 12 x 9 inch aluminum pan. Mix soup, milk, and
onion soup mix well, and pour over chicken. Prepare Stove Top in
accordance with instructions on box and spoon evenly over mixture.

The final step (bake at 350 for 30 minutes). We will reheat at the shelter before serving.