ITEMS OF INTEREST

Healthy Living

This column provides information about health

Recognizing that a person has had a stroke may save that person's life. Doctors say a bystander can recognize a stroke by asking three simple questions:

1. S Ask the person to Smile.

2. T Ask the person to Talk and speak simple sentenced (coherently).

3. R ask the person to Raise both arms.

If the person has trouble with any one of these, call 911 Immediately and describe the symptoms to the dispatcher.

Another sign a stroke is the tongue. Ask the person to stick out his/her tongue. If the tongue

is crooked, if it goes to one side or the other, that is also an indication of a stroke.

This information was provided by Bob Nelson

Feeding Outreach

Members of the congregation volunteer for the Food Pantry and Outreach Community Feeding

programs. On Wednesday and Friday, food is distributed to approximately 100 communituy residents who are in need.

For more information see the October 2010 blog.

Clergy

The Rev. Charles Davidson

Vestry Members

Carol Anderson, Cyrus Aimey (Junior Warden), Walter Benjamin (Senior Warden), Terry Brown (Treasurer), Marie Brown-Harvey (Secretary), Nora Brown, Arlette Hurdle, shannon Holder, Joyce Asiedu, Bates Lyons, Joe Noel, Peter Marsele, Clarence Tuning, Lloyd Wimbish, Herbert Bowen ( Hon)

Music

Rochelle Holder - Youth Choir

Nathaniel Baker - Music Director/Organist

Rector Emeritus

Canon Cyril Burke

Email

monicahartford@gmail.com