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"Love your neighbors as yourself" Mat 22:39
Sharing in the Care and Concern Ministry's ongoing efforts in providing prayer and comfort in
the church community may be the answer to your spiritual calling. We are contnuing the ministry of providing
care related services in San Francisco, the Marins, the East Bay, and the Peninsula. We
need ongoing prayer support, visitation teams to reach the hospitalized, the shut-Ins
and homebounds. We need meal services for those who are hungry, fallen ill, or experiencing temporary emergencies. We need respite
care: providing temporary relief to a caregiver in the home. In short, we strive to help keep members,
friends, and visitors in touch with one another, the church, and the surrounding communities. You can become
a part of this ministry.
Jack was originally from Burma. He joined fupcsf in 1998. He lives in San Francisco with his wife, Susan and daughter, Stephanie. Aside from leading the Care and Concern Ministry, Elder Taw is a
regular tenor in the church's adult choir.
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Events
This Month's Visitation Schedule
To schedule a visitation request please contact the church or Elder Jack Taw at (415)759-3700
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News
Greetings! May the Lord's Peace Be With You.
Friends,
Share your time and love with one another. Let me introduce you to the numerous volunteers who make up this wonderful
ministry and the services that you can immediately provide to your community. Look for me in church, or email me at
care@fupcsf.org .If you would like a visit from the visitation team, please call the church (415) 759-3700.
God Bless,
Jack Taw
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Prayers and Concerns
For Members, Family, and Friends - For continuing the healing of
Pak Hok Chong; Maria Tan; K.C. Chen; Jacob Tang; Lao Virgie; Suy Lee; Lao Virgie; Shun-Hui Chou; Ling Yue Chen; Choon
Liang Tan; Helen Dao; Mary Tan; Ivy Taw; Yuan Wang; Chen Hsiu Chin Lin; Jan Lee; Yuan Wang; Mrs. Tan-shui Lee.
For the comforting of Jessica and Erica on the occasion of the death of their mother, Kwei-May
Goldblatt.
- Special Prayers
- for peace in the U.S., the Middle East (especially in Israel and Palestine, Iraq and Afganistan,
Saudi Arabia, Syria), Europe, Asia, Africa, Central America, South America, and wherever there is ongoing conflict and the
victimization of humanity;
- for the peaceful establishment of an Iraqi democratic government by its own people;
- for the safety and return of U.S. military personnel from around the world, especially from Iraq and
everywhere where our soldiers need not and should not be present;
- in gratitude for their labor of love and caring, for the safe return of all relief workers throughout the
world;
- for those who are seeking employment;
- for students who are studying away from home;
- for those who are traveling;
- for all church ministries and fellowships everywhere;
- for the ministries, fellowships, and various committees and commissions at FUPCSF;
3. Thanksgiving:
- For all co-workers in Jesus' ministry
- For the freedom to worship
- For the freedom to believe
- For the Grace of our Lord, Jesus Christ
- For the Love of God
- For the fellowship of the Holy Spirit
- For Peace in Christ
- For the Love of One Another
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