Community Calendar

Where:  7975-7985 Dona Ana Road

Time:  Friday Sept. 3rd - 8:30am. to 2:30pm.

         Saturday Sept. 4th - 7:30am. to 2:00pm.

All kinds of things to purchase from antiques to odd and ends.  Refreshments and good times.

Directions:  7 miles north of three crosses (Albertson shopping center on N. Main), alternate route I-25 north to exit 9 (Dona Ana West) go west on Thorpe road to Dona Ana then go north about 3 miles (the little Rock Church on the left) or north on Valley to Lujan Road, east 1 mile and south 1/4 mile on your right.

The Children's Grief Center will provide a one day uplifting event called Operation Mend-A-Heart for children, teens and their families whose lives have been forever changed by the death of a military loved one from war, accident or illness.  The event will be held from 9am to 3pm. on October 9th, 2010 at the Nolan Richardson Center at 4435 Maxwell, in northeast El Paso.  Join us as we honor and remember the lives of our military heroes and begin the healing journey.  The day will be filled with a memorial service, opportunities for sharing, arts, crafts and a closing ceremony filled with messages of hope.  To register or for more info contact @ 532-6004 or www.cgoelpaso.org

El Paso Christian Women's Connection will have their "Fall Kickoff" Luncheon.

Tuesday, September 21, 2010   11:30am - 1:00pm. @ El Paso Radisson Hotel 1770 Airway  $13.00

Inspirational Speaker:  Mary Beth Maifeld  Special Feature:  Ashely Gurka with Scentsy

Outreach:  West Texas Food Bank

For reservations call 915-613-1882 or 598-0811 by Sept.15th

Saturday, September 11   10:00am - 2:00pm.

Klein Park Outreach, Mesquite and Organ

Live Bands, free, hot dogs, soda, nachos

clothing -children and adult sizes

come one - come all, clowns, train ride. jumping balloon, face painting bring the family

sponsored by:  Calvary Chapel Las Cruces, for further info phone 575/524-0985

Allows the spouses and children of U.S. Citizens or Lawful Permanaent Residents to petition for their own legal residence and work authorization. Abused immigrants may also file to adjust their legal status without the assistance or knowledge of their abusive spouse of parent. The Texas Civil Rights Project's VAWA "Circuit Rider" Program provides free, immediate assistance. We offer bilingual help with the self-petition process, the work-authorization process, and in some cases, with the adjustment process. Free help is available. And the VAWA "Circuit Rider" Program can enable you and your children to leave your abuser.

For more information call the Civil Rights Project at:
915-532-3799 or 1-888-855-8292.

You are not alone.

The University of Texas at El Paso is offering FREE GED classes and testing in English and Spanish to seasonal farm worker families only.  For more info call Marisol Velazquez  915-747-5567.

The CSV is a federally funded non-profit community health organization center. CSV provides a comprehensive range of health services that will not turn patients away regardless of their ability to pay.

Hours: Monday-Thursday from 8am to 9pm, and Friday from 8am to 5pm.
Location: 8061 Alameda Ave. El Paso, TX 79915.

Services include primary medical care, dental care, behavioral health care, spiritual care and health education services.

Phone:  859-7545
Fax: 859-9862

Now accepting Volunteer applications @ 2300 McKinley off of Alabama

Contact: Rosalinda Vargas-Felix
Phone: 562-3444 extension 2344 for more info

Beginner Friendly

When:  2nd Thursday of each month
Time:  7 - 9
Where:  Trinity Presbyterian Church - 8001 Magnetic (corner of Titanic Ave.)

Contact:  751-2132 (leave message with phone number)

Is a non-profit organization that empowers homeless women and children and assists them in becoming positive assets in society by improving their quality of life. We provide needy families with shelter, food, clothing and help meet their physical, emotional, psychological, spiritual needs and promote self-sufficiency. Anything you can spare is more than we have. You may also send or drop off your donations at 1014 S. Virginia, El Paso, TX  79901.  Thank you for your generosity.

Help people affected by countless crises around the world each year, like the recent earthquake in Haiti. Call 1-800-RED CROSS-DOT-ORG. Text Haiti to 90999 to make a donation of $10 to the Red Cross to help with relief efforts. Thank you.

*If its Bible and not "gooey" it's ok to give, even parts of old Bibles

*English Bibles in great demand around the world

*Over 80 countries served

*Year 'round Bible ministry

*Collection centers in USA & Canada; for lists see: www.bf.org/bibledrive/cc.htm & www.bf.org/bibledrive/northwest.htm

Bibles freely go to many places including hospitals, nursing homes, rescue missions, homeless shelters, street ministries, remote villages around the world, small churches, homes schools, bus stations, railway stations, prisons & jails, and refugee camps.  "We are a Prison Ministries, serving the need of 10,000 refugees living in camps and inmates of over 561 prisons around this West African region...There is no people in the world that is as hungry and desperate to have a Bible of their own as these brethren.  They will cherish even a single page torn from a Community Bible.. Nigeria

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