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Information and Resources

Meeting Scheduling

Please contact Diane Faison in the church office to schedule ANY meeting or function using the church building. Doing this helps prevent scheduling conflicts. Call Diane at 610-647-0130 or email her at [email protected].


Flowers on the Altar at St. Francis

Please help support the flower fund by remembering and celebrating people in your lives. It may be someone who is deceased, or someone celebrating a special event. After the 10 am Sunday service, we break down the altar flowers into bouquets that are delivered to those who are sick or need the smiles that flowers bring.

The donation for altar flowers on a Sunday is $50.00. Click here for the form to complete (or pick up a form at the back of the church) so we can acknowledge and celebrate your gift and people.

Altar Guild Help Needed

We are looking to add some new team members to the Altar Guild. If you are interested, please contact Sherri Lewis.

Interested but not sure what we do?
1. Our current team members normally serve 2 to 3 weekends per quarter.
2. We prepare the altar and church for the Sunday service by removing the dust cover from the altar, roll out the kneelers, remove cross covers and set up for communion.
3. We change the frontal as needed to coincide with the church calendar.
4. After the service we clean up and put everything back in place.


Pre-Marital and Marital Coaching

Fr. Kevin is now a certified Facilitator for the Prepare/Enrich pre-marital and marriage assessment program. For over 35 years, the Prepare/Enrich assessment tool has been used by Facilitators to help couples strengthen and enrich their relationships. If your relationship or that of someone you know could benefit from a short-term program of assessment and conversation, please reach out to Fr. Kevin for more details.


Qualified Charitable Distribution (QCD)

The tax laws can be confusing, but there is one rule that should definitely be understood by anyone age 70 ½ and older. The QCD rule allows an individual to make donations directly from their IRA accounts to the church, without having to pay tax on the distribution. This can save a considerable amount of federal tax, and it is especially useful when you turn 73, and must begin taking Required Minimum Distributions (RMDs). To learn more please ask your investment advisor, or see Mike Quinn with any questions.

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