The Feast of St. Andrew

and Installation of Brotherhood Officers

November 30th gave the Brotherhood of St. Andrew

the opportunity to come together to celebrate and

share with the Christ Church community all that the

Brotherhood stands for. The men of the Church are

proud of its accomplishments since the group

was reorganized.

The Brotherhood has grown in its purpose of Study,

Prayer and Service. Men of Christ Church are encouraged to

join us in our meetings as we seek to become more

confidant in our faith and more recognized in our efforts to

follow the example of our patron, St. Andrew.

We thank T.J. Scott and David Wishnick for their leadership as

Director and Vice Director over the last two years. Going into

the new year we hope to add to our membership and our mission

of spreading the good news of Jesus Christ to all we come

into contact with.

Our meetings are held on the third Thursday of

each month at 7:00 PM in the Goodfellow Lounge.

Please join us!

Jim Bathurst

President, BSA

(856) 686-0559

(Editor's Note:  This article originally appeared in Jan-Feb 2011 edition

of the Church Newsletter)

Tj Scott congratulates the new officers for 2011 Jim Bathurst, Director; Ed Ferrell, Vice Director;

Bob Scott, Treasurer. (Not pictured, Joe Chew, Secretary)

Habitat for Humanity Project

Saturday, October 9, was a perfect fall day for a team from the Christ Church Brotherhood of St. Andrew to work with Habitat for Humanity on its project in Clayton to build a neighborhood of affordable single-family homes.  Work was scheduled from 8am till noon and our Brotherhood workers were joined by a group of about 20 Rowan University and high school students and their teachers as well as future & current Habitat homeowners.  Work that day included roofing, window installation and property maintenance.  Brother Jonathan Jones took over lawn cutting, while Paul Goldy, Ed Ferrell, and David Wishnick framed a door opening and installed a sliding glass door.   Brother Joe Chew was there, as always, to photograph all things Brotherhood.  Our day was wrapped-up with a hot dog lunch served by two grateful future homeowners.

The Brothers Four

Habitat for Humanity is a Christian ministry that considers shelter from rain, wind and cold a basic human need. Habitat for Humanity International is a nonprofit ecumenical Christian organization. “We are dedicated to eliminating substandard housing and homelessness worldwide and making adequate, affordable shelter a matter of conscience and action. Our ministry was founded on the conviction that every man, women and child should have a simple, descent place to live in dignityand safety.” (Taken from the Habitat for Humanity website: www.habitat.org)

Ed Ferrell

(Editors Note:  More pictures of the Brotherhood's Project at Clayton are in the Photo Gallery)