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Spaghetti & Service Night…Everyone welcome!

Come and enjoy Nativity’s 9th Annual Spaghetti & Service Night on Wednesday, February 1, 5:30-7:30 pm in the Nativity cafeteria. 

The youth of our parish will be serving a delicious spaghetti with meat sauce dinner including an Italian lettuce salad, crispy toasted garlic bread, milk or coffee and mint dessert.    This is a fundraiser for WOW and LinC Youth Groups.  A free will offering will be taken.

Also, between 5:30 and 7:30 pm the youth will have family service projects going on.  Materials for making fleece blankets for the YWCA shelter, as well as crafts for Valentines4Vets will be available.   Why not bring your entire family and pick a service project to complete together?  

These service projects will take the place of our Faith Formation classes on February 1. 

Everyone is welcome!

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Spaghetti & Service Youth fundraiser

We need YOU to make this Youth fundraiser a success!

What is it?

A delicious Spaghetti Supper for everyone.  Plus join in the family SERVICE projects offered:  “Linus Fleece Blanket Project” and “Valentine4Vets”.

Date:

Wednesday, February 1, 5:30-7:30 pm

Location:

Nativity Church Cafeteria

Created by: Youth in elementary, junior and senior high and their families.

What to bring:

Children in Faith Formation are asked to bring some of the necessary ingredients to make this Spaghetti Dinner something to remember! 

Please bring your assigned ingredient to your Faith Formation class on Wednesday, January 18. 

Grade 1: 1 pound box of long spaghetti (not wheat)

Grade 2:  1 jar of spaghetti sauce (any kind)

Grade 3:  1 loaf of long French bread

Grade 4:  1 box of butter mints

Grade 5:  1 bag of leaf lettuce (check date on bag for fresh)

*Bring fresh lettuce to fridge in Fireside Room the over the week-end of Jan. 28/29. 

 

We hope you will come and enjoy a delicious dinner and support our Nativity Youth fundraiser.  

Free Will Offering accepted.   

 

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St. Nicholas Surprise came true!

Thank you St. Nicholas, holy bringer of gifts.   You inspired our Nativity parishioners to donate over 400 personal care items on your Dec. 6 feast day this year!  What a great surprise to our friends in need.  

Both the Nokomis Childcare and the Mental Health of North Dakota were overjoyed at the generosity of Nativity.

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