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Published Friday, January 30, 2009 in Religion
Items needed for Honduras trip
A group from First United Methodist Church will be making a missions trip to Honduras in February.
The Honduras Mission Team has compiled a list of items that are needed for the trip. Monetary donations can also be made. They can be sent to First United Methodist Church, 33 Greenville St., Newnan, GA 30263. Checks should be marked "Honduras."
Items needed for the church may be brought to the church office. Needed are toothpaste -- 6.4 oz., non-aerosol deodorant, adhesive bandages, fingernail clippers, large safety pins, clothesline, small packs of elastic, pencil erasers, two yards of bright fabric, packs of pins or needles, packs of buttons, spools of thread, large sewing scissors, colored pencils, small school scissors, anti-fungal cream, Children's Tyienol, Protonix, infant analgesics, anything for acid reflux, toothbrushes, hair brushes, dandruff shampoo, leather work gloves -- small or medium, disposable razors, spring clothespins, inexpensive shower caps, inexpensive bath towels, sugar free gum -- no candy, water colors, black ballpoint pens, permanent markers of different colors, Mylanta, Tums, Prevacid, children's chewable multi-vitamims, adult multi-vitamins, children's chewable aspirin, prenatal vitamins with iron, bars of soap, large tooth combs, reading glasses, small mirrors, fleece baby blankets, antibiotic ointment, hand towels, play dough, pencil sharpeners, tape, small rulers, aspirin, ibuprofen and infant vitamins.
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