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Squares with Prayers

Ladies sewing ministry at Friends in Christ (Bryant, AR) making masks

These ladies are members of Friends in Christ Lutheran Church’s sewing group, “Squares with Prayers.” They began last year by making quilts (hence the name) and quilted lap blankets and bibs for nursing homes, hospice, shut ins and for our Kids Closet ministry. They meet every Friday and begin with a devotion (also the name), then sewing. Their meetings were suspended at the outset of the pandemic, but recently resumed, making masks. They’ve made 44 masks. The masks will be used for our worship services when they resume, and also given to those who need one, or for a donation to their ministry. The ministry will continue and once the pandemic subsides they will resume making quilts.
— Contributed by Emil Woerner


The ladies in the pictures are: Annette Queck (teal Thrivent shirt),
Kay Fletcher (purple shirt), Virginia Rupe (gray Thrivent shirt)
Not pictured: Peggy Hill, Barbara Hamm, Susan Clausing, Sheril Cooper

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