COMMUNITY CHURCH MORNING WORSHIP 8:30 AM & 10:00 AM November 12, nd Sunday after Pentecost

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1 We are so happy you are worshiping with us today! If you have questions or need any assistance, please see an Usher or stop by the Welcome Desk. Assistance Hearing Devices are available from an usher. To activate the LOOP HEARING SYSTEM please turn your hearing aid to T-coil. The Cry Room (off the Narthex) is available for nursing moms and those with special needs. A Nursery is available in the Christian Education Building for children under the age of 5 yrs. Children, K-5th grade may attend Church School following the Children s Sermon. Youth meet on the 2nd and 4th Sundays. Please note on the prayer card or call the office ( ) if you or someone you know would like a Pastoral Visit or is in the hospital. PASTOR Rev. Dr. Robert O Keef ASSOCIATE PASTOR Rev. Neil Crowell DIRECTOR OF MUSIC MINISTRIES Kristen Stanton THE ROSER MOTTO: We agree to differ... We resolve to love... We unite to serve... COMMUNITY CHURCH MORNING WORSHIP 8:30 AM & 10:00 AM November 12, nd Sunday after Pentecost An asterisk (*) indicates when those who are able will stand. CHIMING OF THE TRINITY A time to quiet our hearts, minds and voices in preparation for worship. Please fill out your prayer request cards at this time to be handed to the ushers later in the service. PRELUDE 1 Amazing Grace Scott Stanton- Guitar, Bob Gates - Dobro SIGNING OF FRIENDSHIP REGISTER & ANNOUNCEMENTS Please sign the Friendship Register with your name and address for our records of attendance and pass along to your pew mates. *CHORAL CALL TO WORSHIP (UNISON) No. 124 I love you, Lord, and I lift my voice to worship you, O my soul, rejoice! Take joy, my King, in what you hear: May it be a sweet, sweet sound in your ear. *HYMN OF ADORATION Brethren, We Have Met to Worship No. 802 *PRAYER OF CONFESSION (Unison) Dear Heavenly Father, we lower our heads before you and we confess that we have too often forgotten that we are yours. Sometimes we carry on our lives as if there was no God and we fall short of being a credible witness to You. For these things we ask your forgiveness and we also ask for your strength. Give us clear minds and open hearts so we may witness to You in our world. Remind us to be who You would have us to be regardless of what we are doing or who we are with. Hold us to You and build our relationship with You and with those You have given us on earth. Amen. GREETING ONE ANOTHER IN CHRISTIAN LOVE DEDICATION OF THE MIGRANT QUILTS & CHRISTMAS SHOE BOXES CALL TO PRAYER Open Our Eyes, Lord Cull (Your prayer request cards will be collected by the ushers.) (Minister)... In your steadfast love and mercy, (People)... Hear our prayers, O God. SILENT PRAYER PASTORAL PRAYER THE LORD S PRAYER (Unison) Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors. And lead us not into temptation but deliver us from evil: For thine is the kingdom, and the power, and the glory, forever. Amen. STEPHEN LEADER COMMISSIONING CEREMONY Pastor: A Stephen Leader is a person who has been especially called by God and given special training in leading Stephen Ministry at Roser. Stephen Ministers are called by God to offer themselves to a ministry of caring visitation in the name of Christ. We are blessed this morning to Commission a new Stephen Leader.

2 ACOLYTE Tres Maddox DEACON OF THE MONTH Sandy Dahl MISSION OF THE MONTH Salvation Army SOUND DIRECTOR Alan Ward SOUND TECHNICIAN Michael Jennis NURSERY LEADER Lisa Lardas SUNDAY CUSTODIAN Jim Webb FACILITIES ADMINISTRATOR Charles Wade FINANCIAL ADMINISTRATOR Matt Meehan CHURCH SECRETARY Cyndy Custis MEDIA FACILITATOR Bev Hunsberger The flowers on the altar this morning are given to the glory of God: For our dear friend Priscilla Barranger, Happy 90th birthday, from Joan Gray & Dale Crall. In memory of my husband, Jim Kyzer, from Peggy Kyzer. To honor a loved one with ALTAR FLOWERS, please sign the book in the Narthex or contact the office ( ). Then put a check in the offering for $25 and note that it is for ALTAR FLOWERS. HOW ARE WE DOING? YTD Attendance , ,506 YTD Contributions $370, $384,900 YTD Expenses - $478,423 YTD Income - $479,940 Contributions are the donated portion of income. The pie chart includes both operating and designated expenses. Detailed financial reports are available in the church office. Stephen Leader, JoAnne Moyer: We are pleased to recognize and commission Joy Bennington as a Stephen Leader this morning. Joy, you have received special training to lead our Stephen Ministry and to supervise our Stephen Ministers. Do you commit yourself to the faithful administration, and ongoing training of our Stephen Ministers? Joy Bennington: With God s help, I do. (Stephen Leaders and Pastor lay hands on Joy as an act of commissioning.) Pastor and Congregation: In thanksgiving for your call from God and your faithful commitment to this ministry, we commission you as a Stephen Leader for Roser Memorial Community Church. ANTHEM (10:00) This Little Light of Mine arr. Jennings Joyful Noise Choir CHILDREN S SERMON THE GIVING OF GOD S TITHES AND OUR OFFERINGS OFFERTORY I ll Fly Away Brumley Roser Men s Chorus DOXOLOGY Praise God From Whom All Blessings Flow No. 809 Praise God from whom all blessings flow; praise Him, all creatures here below; praise Him above, ye heavenly host; praise Father, Son and Holy Ghost. Amen. *AFFIRMATION OF FAITH The Apostle s Creed (Unison) I believe in God, the Father Almighty, maker of Heaven and earth; and in Jesus Christ, His only Son our Lord, Who was conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary, suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, dead and buried; the third day He rose from the dead; He ascended into Heaven, and sitteth at the right hand of God, the Father almighty; from thence He shall come to judge the quick and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body and the life everlasting. Amen. *HYMN He s Got the Whole World In His Hands No. 518 SCRIPTURE Matthew 25:1-13 At that time the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went out to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish and five were wise. The foolish ones took their lamps but did not take any oil with them. The wise ones, however, took oil in jars along with their lamps. The bridegroom was a long time in coming, and they all became drowsy and fell asleep. At midnight the cry rang out: Here s the bridegroom! Come out to meet him! Then all the virgins woke up and trimmed their lamps. The foolish ones said to the wise, Give us some of your oil; our lamps are going out. No, they replied, there may not be enough for both us and you. Instead, go to those who sell oil and buy some for yourselves. But while they were on their way to buy the oil, the bridegroom arrived. The virgins who 2

3 THIS WEEK AT ROSER SUNDAY November 12 JAZZ COMBO & MEN S CHORUS QUILT & SHOEBOX DEDICATION 8:30 WORSHIP SERVICE... Chapel 8:45 Adult Sunday School Class...FH 9:00 Book Study Group...Pg 3 10:00 WORSHIP SERVICE...S Joyful Noise Children s Choir Stephen Ministry Commissioning..Pg 6 Church School... CD 11:15 BREd Meeting...FH 11:15 Potential Stephen Ministers LB MONDAY November 13 Our Daily Bread...Pg 4 9:30 Migrant Sewing...Pg 5 9:30 Stew/Fin Board...FH 1:00 Music Committee...CB 2:30 Beginning Adult Piano Class.CA 7:30 AA & Alanon...FH & LB TUESDAY November 14 9:00 Volunteer Workday 9:30 Executive Meeting....CB 9:30-2:00 Thrift Shop Open....Pg 8 11:00 Staff Meeting 12:00 Roser Guild Luncheon...Pg 5 3:15 Joyful Noise Rehearsal...CM WEDNESDAY November 15 9:00 Packing Hope Seeds... Pg 4 9:00-11:00 Thrift Shop Donations.. Pg 8 9:30 Roser-Robics...Pg 7 10:45 Garden Club...FH 1:00 GriefShare...Pg 6 2:45 Golfing for God...Pg 6 THURSDAY November 16 9:30-2:00 Thrift Shop Open....Pg 8 10:30 AA Meditation... CD 5:45 Roser Ringers...S 6:45 Cantata Choir Rehearsal...S 8:00 Chancel Choir Rehearsal...S 7:30 AA & Alanon...FH & LB FRIDAY November 17 9:00 Migrant Tea...Pg 5 9:30 Roser-Robics...Pg 7 SATURDAY November 18 8:00 Garden Club Plant Sale...FH 9:30 Church Planning Retreat...Pg 3 10:00-1:00 Thrift Shop Open...Pg 8 SUNDAY November 19 FOUNDERS DAY and ROSER MEMORIAL GARDEN DEDICATION SPECIAL MUSIC: ROSER RINGERS 8:30 WORSHIP SERVICE... Chapel 8:45 Adult Sunday School Class...FH 9:00 Book Study Group...Pg 3 10:00 WORSHIP SERVICE...S Church School... CD ROOM KEY C - Classroom (A, B, or C) CM - Colman, FH - Fellowship Hall, LB - Library, S - Sanctuary were ready went in with him to the wedding banquet. And the door was shut. Later the others also came. Lord, Lord, they said, open the door for us! But he replied, Truly I tell you, I don t know you. Therefore keep watch, because you do not know the day or the hour. (Leader)...The word of God for the people of God. (People)...Thanks be to God. SERMON BE PREPARED! Rev. Neil Crowell Discipleship *HYMN OF DEDICATION Just As I Am, Without One Plea No. 445 BENEDICTION Benediction Response Saturday, November 18 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM Church Planning Retreat Looking unto Jesus, the author and finisher of our faith, who for the joy that was set before Him endured the cross, despising the shame, and has sat down at the right hand of the throne of God. Hebrews 12:2 Lunch Buffet included soup, sandwich, salad bar Every member of the congregation is encouraged to attend All committee and board members are expected to attend A love offering will be taken to help cover the cost REGISTER BY SUNDAY NOVEMBER 12 Call the office ( ), write an R beside your name on the attendance pad on Sunday or register online at 3 Amen! Postlude Will the Circle Be Unbroken arr. Stanton At DAYSPRING CONFERENCE CENTER in Parrish (www. dayspringfla.org) Founders Day and COURTYARD DEDICATION Next Sunday, November 19 Each year, we recognize a few people who have given of their time and talents to keep the dreams of our early Founders going... and growing year after year, decade after decade. Find out who will be named the Exceptional Volunteers of 2017! The Beautification Project was started in December of 2016 when the Trustees voted to come up with a plan for the courtyard between the Sanctuary and Fellowship Hall. Join us following the 10:00 AM service to see the transformation, read about the process and join in the dedication ceremony.

4 Angel Tree Many children in Manatee County would not receive any Christmas gifts if not for this Salvation Army program. The Angel Trees will be displayed in the Chapel and Narthex during the month of November. Tags, representing children under the age of 12, are hung from the tree for you to take and shop for Christmas gifts for that special angel. Take a tag from the tree and a plastic bag. Please return your unwrapped gifts in the bag, secured with the tag by Sunday, NOVEMBER 26 to the Narthex! Contact Renee Ferguson or call the church office for additional information. Hands On Missions Call the Church Office for contact information Our Daily Bread Monday, November 13 To help serve contact Ann Jones. The Roser team serves on every 2nd Monday and 5th Sunday! A free hot lunch is served to over 200 people a day, 7 days a week. Hope Seeds Wednesday, November 15 at 9:00 AM, Hope Seeds will pack seeds at Roser Church in Classroom D, in addition to the days and times in town. Help pack seeds monthly, October through May, on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays, at Westminster Presbyterian Church, th Ave. W., Bradenton. Hours are 9:00 to noon come when you can. Refreshments! Community Thanksgiving Dinner November 23 2:00 pm Fellowship Hall Make your dinner reservations by calling the church office at during regular business hours or register online. LIMITED SEATING Inquire about transportation, if needed. Please cancel your reservation if you find you will not be attending. 4 A celebration of all our blessings... for anyone who needs a place to share a meal in the presence of family and friends. Service of Thanksgiving 10:00 am in the Chapel TEAR OFF AND PLACE IN COLLECTION PLATE OR FORWARD TO CHURCH OFFICE OR REGISTER ONLINE AT I/we will attend the Thanksgiving Dinner NUMBER IN PARTY PHONE NAME(S) THANKSGIVING VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES If you are volunteering on Thanksgiving and will be staying for dinner, please be sure to register above. Call if you have questions. NAME I will help in the kitchen 9:00 am Wednesday, November 22 I will ROAST A TURKEY, bring it to church with drippings on Thanksgiving between12:00 and 1:00 pm (helpful if carved but not necessary) See roasting suggestions on back. [13 needed] I will PROVIDE A PIE to church kitchen by 10:00 am Thanksgiving Day APPLE PUMPKIN PECAN [10 of EACH needed] THANKSGIVING DAY, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 9:00 to 12:00 [14 helpers needed] 12:00 to 3:00 [15 helpers needed]

5 BIRT HDAY BLESSINGS NOVEMBER 12 Frieda Jaworski 12 Lana Tencate 13 Sandy Dahl 13 Hugh Holmes 14 Stevie Coppin 14 Gail Swain 15 Hal Keyser 18 Bryce Higgins 18 Larry Scott 20 Blake Ress 21 Marge Philipson 21 Nancy Willis 23 Bruce Christenson 23 Claire Quillin 24 Suzanne Lundy 24 Linda Gianiotes 24 Dick Walter 25 Jim Ford 25 Hugh Holmes, Jr. 29 Kristen Swain 30 Carol Collins If your birthday is not listed or is incorrect, please call the office ( ) or PROGRESSIVE CHRISTIANITY Interested? Join the Book Study Group meeting Sunday 9:00 AM in the Roser Library as we read, study and discuss Living the Questions; the wisdom of progressive Christianity. Books available online or the usual booksellers; contact Doug DeLong, with questions or to arrange a short-term use of a copy. Roser Guild 5 All Guild luncheons and Teas will be Pot Luck (except the March Luncheon and Fashion Show and the Christmas Tea) TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 The Guild luncheon will be at NOON in Fellowship Hall. MARY LECHLEIDNER will be our speaker and the topic, THE PROCESS OF WRITING, SELLING, AND PUBLICATION and the how-to for anyone who is interested in writing a book today. Mary is the author of several novels. Since she started writing in 1994, she has published 19 books in women s fiction, both historical and contemporary, for several publishers, including St. Martin s Press, Steeple Hill, and most recently, for Bethany House. Many have been translated into Dutch, German, Spanish, Italian and Russian. Her most recent trilogy, At Home in Trinity, chronicles the life and work of a 19th century midwife, and she will have one set of the trilogy to offer as a door prize for anyone who brings a canned good for the Food Pantry. She will also have a free copy of one of the books for the first 50 who attend. Migrant Sewing MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 & 27 9:30-11:00 in the Fellowship Hall to sew and knot quilts. Migrant Sewing would love donations of new children s clothing, shoes and toys, quilts or afghans to take to the Migrant Tea. Bring donations to the church by Sunday for the QUILT DEDICATION. Donations of batting, cotton fabric, small scissors and embroidery floss are always welcome. Margo Kingsley Migrant Tea FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 17 Manatee United Methodist Church, th Street East, Bradenton Doors open for displays at 9:00 AM Program Celebration 10:00 AM Enjoy Student Performances and meet Mr. Michael Escorcia, Coordinator of the Migrant Education & Support Program, Manatee County Schools. Please bring articles of clothing designed to fit students in Pre-School, Kindergarten or younger, school supplies, etc. Any contribution you make will be appreciated. Contact Peggy Nash or the church office ( ) so we may take our gifts and ride together. WEDNESDAY,NOVEMBER 22 7:00 PM ALL ISLAND DENOMINATIONS Thanksgiving Ecumenical Service Everyone is invited to CrossPointe Fellowship, 8605 Gulf Drive. A time of fellowship with refreshments follows the service. Please bring canned food for the Food Pantry.

6 STEPHEN MINISTRY TODAY, SUNDAY NOVEMBER 12 at Roser s 10:00 AM service, there will be a Stephen Ministry commissioning service. Following the 10:00 service, Stephen Leaders will be available in the Roser Library to address questions about Stephen Ministry. Also any of our current Stephen Ministers could share with you their experiences and the value of the classes. Perhaps you know someone who might benefit from RECEIVING the care-giving skills of a Stephen Minister. If so, call the church office or JoAnne Moyer. Grief Share WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 1:00 PM in CLASSROOM D TOPIC: Guilt and Anger Sessions continue through December 27. Call the church office ( ) to enroll. The cost is $15 for the workbook (scholarships available). You are welcome to begin attending the program at any point. Each session is self-contained. After the cards and flowers have stopped coming, friends and family return to their normal lives. But grief continues and loneliness sets in. Offer to attend this group with someone who is hurting and reluctant to attend alone. Our group is led by caring people who have experienced grief and successfully rebuilt their lives. We will walk with you on the long path through grief toward healing and hope for the future. There are three parts to your GriefShare experience an encouraging, information-packed video featuring leading grief recovery experts, small group discussion and a workbook for journaling and personal study exercise that reinforce the weekly session topics. GOLFING FOR GOD (Golf Optional) WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 15 at IMG Academy, Bradenton J Y 11:00 AM WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 29 Due to the Thanksgiving holiday, JOY will meet on Nov 29 to view the wonderful movie, The Hiding Place, about a brave Christian family in Holland aiding their Jewish neighbors during World War II. The film was based on the autobiograpical book by Corrie ten Boom recounting her and her family s experiences before and during their imprisonment during the Holocaust. The movie was produced by Billy Graham s organization and is listed as one of the best movies of Bring your bag lunch and/or movie snacks and join us for this uplifting movie. Good food and fellowship Dr. Bob s rich insight and knowledge teaching the GOSPEL OF JOHN In a roomy and private dining area overlooking scenic Sarasota Bay Occuring every 2 or 3 weeks each event usually completing by 7:30 PM Dinner & Bible Study 5:30 PM $20 Dinner & Bible Study + Clinic $40 Dinner & Bible Study + Golf 2:45 PM $35 9-hole scramble for all levels of golfers g4g GOLFING FOR GOD 6 Register: In the Narthex, call the office or go to Next dates: December 6, January 3 and 17 CONGRATULATIONS! With a score of 34, the following team TROUNCED the front 9 at our November 1 event: Allan Gilchrist, Brian Kramper, & Dr. Bob O Keef. PLEASE NOTE: Beginning Sunday, December 3, the 8:30 AM Worship Service will move to Sanctuary.

7 Roser Robics 9:30 AM Wednesdays & Fridays IN THE FELLOWSHIP HALL All ages and skill levels are welcome as variations are shown, including standing exercises to improve balance and flexibility. This chair-based exercise class is appropriate for older adults and those looking to lessen the impact on their joints. 1 Corinthians 6:19-20 says that your body is a temple of the Holy Spirit... so let s glorify God, have fun, and move to the music through exercises designed to increase your endurance. THE COST: Donation-based BRING: 2 cans of fruit of equal size and weight to be used for class activities. Cans may be donated to the Food Pantry. ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: The instructor, Melissa Merkle, is certified as an AFAA Group Exercise Instructor and Personal Trainer and Health Coach. For more information, visit boomersnmotion.com, call Melissa at or coaches@boomersnmotion.com. Bethlehem Walk 6:30 PM SATURDAY, DECEMBER 2 A wonderful way to begin your Christmas season. We travel the neighborhood in costume, leading live animals, as we follow Mary and Joseph on their journey to find a room. We end at the church where we celebrate the birth of Baby Jesus. Followed by cookies, cocoa and fellowship. Don t forget to bring your flashlight! DONATIONS OF COOKIES are gratefully accepted and can be dropped off in the kitchen marked Bethlehem Walk. CHRISTMAS CAROLING 11:15 AM SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 Everyone is invited to join the Roser Deacons in caroling to the home bound of our congregation. Immediately following the 10:00 AM Worship Service we will gather in the Fellowship Hall for lunch and crafting a small pine gift. Then we will divide into groups and carpool to go out and sing. Please let us know you are coming to lunch by marking the attendance pad with a C, or calling the church office. ADVENT FAMILY NIGHT 4:00-6:00 PM SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 A fun night to start your Advent Season! Make an angel ornament (a great project for children!) or decorate a wreath for your home. When we are done being creative we will share in a covered dish meal. Please call the church office to say how many are coming and what craft you will be making. Please bring your own wreath and all other supplies will be provided. See you there!!! Candles & Carols 8:30 & 10:00 AM SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10 (A Service of hope, peace, joy and love) A presentation of the Advent cantata Candles and Carols by Pamela Martin and Mark Hayes. A candle is lit, a narration is spoken and beautiful settings of familiar carols with a newly written verse will be sung by the choir and/or the congregation. CHRISTMAS EVE 5:30 & 9:00 PM SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24 Two Christmas Eve Candlelight Services will be held in the Sanctuary. The 5:30 PM Family Service features a Nativity Pageant in which all children are invited to participate. There will be singing of carols, special music by the Joyful Noise Children s Choir and Good News! from Dr. Bob O Keef. All children will receive a gift. At the 9:00 PM Traditional Service there will be special music and the singing of carols. Dr. Bob O Keef will bring us the message of Good News! The service will end with the singing of Silent Night and the Passing of the Light. 7

8 The COMMUNITY CHURCH MESSENGER 512 Pine Ave PO Box 247 Anna Maria FL Thanks for Giving We would like to thank everyone that contributed to the Hurricane Relief Fund. We raised $8,075 to help individuals and ministries who have been devastated by Hurricane Irma. $600 helped pay bills for individuals who lost their job at the City Pier Restaurant. $5,000 was donated to Echo Ministries to assist in hurricane recovery cutting down trees and clearing debris so they can get back to their mission of reducing hunger and improving lives around the world. $6,000 was given from donations and existing mission funds to the Evangelical Seminary of Puerto Rico. While recovering from Hurricane Irma they suffered the direct onslaught of Hurricane Maria. The funds will go toward rebuilding facilities to withstand future natural disasters, provide scholarships for students, help sponsor denominations recuperate financially and assist students to rebuild their homes and heal their families. Thanks again for your prayerful and financial support over this difficult time. Grace and Peace, Missions Committee Community Thanksgiving D inner See page 4 to register for dinner, to volunteer to help, bake a pie or roast a turkey! TURKEY ROASTING SUGGESTIONS Purchase an approximately 12 lb. turkey (if you wish reimbursement submit voucher with receipt to church office) Allow 3 to 3 1 /2 hours to roast, on Thanksgiving Day. Bring turkey and drippings to church between 12:00 & 1:00 pm. ROAST TURKEY: 1. Pre-heat oven to 325 degrees. 2. Remove giblets & neck from inside turkey. Rinse bird with running cold water, drain well. 3. Place turkey, breast up, on rack in open roasting pan, sprinkle with salt and pepper. Do not cover. 4. When bird has browned as much as you wish, place over the breast, tent-fashion, a piece of heavy duty aluminum foil. 5. Roast until done. TESTING FOR DONENESS: ONE OF TWO WAYS 1. Thermometer - insert in thickest part of meat, between breast and thigh, being careful tip doesn t touch bone, until it reads 185 degrees. 2. Hand method - leg should move easily when gently moved up and down. To receive eupdates [WEEKLY ebulletin plus] please sign up on the Sunday attendance pad, text ROSER to or scan code above. Please LIKE us on Facebook to receive instant updates and photos. CHURCH COUNCIL MINUTES and Annual Report are available in the Narthex. THE BULLETIN DEADLINE is every Monday at Noon. Please send your submissions to bulletin@roserchurch.com. SCHEDULE AN EVENT online at then scroll down and complete the form or call the church office. THRIFT SHOP TUESDAY 9:30 to 2:00 THURSDAY 9:30 to 2:00 SATURDAY 10:00 to 1:00 Donations are accepted on Wednesdays from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM. Special arrangements can be made for other times. Many thanks to our tireless volunteers and the friends whose donations are so important! VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED. Please call the church office or see Peggy Nash to volunteer. 8