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Penny Project |
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Most people
will not even bend over to pick up a penny off of the ground,
and who can blame them, they are considered worthless.
“A modern penny simply
isn’t worth enough to worry about. In 1940, an average one-pound
loaf of bread sold for eight cents, according to the U.S. Census
Bureau. That means that a penny in those days bought enough
bread to make a good-sized sandwich. These days, a penny doesn’t
buy much more than a bit of crust.” (New Yorker March 2008)
What to do
you ask?
How about donating them to the
Aids Orphan Trust in
Africa. Our church is trying to gather One Million Pennies, and
we are close to our first 100,000 pennies. There is a jar in
lobby of the church for you to place your pennies. Or you
can start your own "jar collection at home or at your office as
many of our members are doing, and bring in your collections to
the church office Monday - Friday 8:30 - 4:00 p.m.
For more
information contact Pastor Susan at
pastorpatterson-sumwalt@umcwfb.org
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