Fayette Young Life group plans yard sale April 21
Fayette
Young Life group plans yard sale April 21
Young Life
of Fayette County will have a Spring Cleaning Yard Sale at First Presbyterian
Church in Peachtree City, Saturday, April 21, from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.
Proceeds from
the fund raising event will be used for Young Life's programs locally
and to assist Fayette County middle and high school students raise money
to experience one of Young Life's 18 national camps this summer.
Middle school
students will go to Southwind, a high adventure camp located in Ocklawaha,
Florida June 24-28, and high school students will go to Frontier Ranch,
Young Life's premier camp located in Buena Vista, Colorado June 9-18.
The sale will
feature many items to choose from from clothing to furniture.
"We're
excited about this yard sale event because it represents a chance for
the community to show their commitment to the youth of our county,"
said Joel Nichols, director of Young Life of Fayette County. "Young
Life here is part of a large, national youth ministry that reaches across
denominations and helps young people directly at their level. We're funded
locally and use local volunteers to help with youth activities, so local
support of our event is especially vital to the ongoing success of the
program."
For more than
60 years, Young Life has been providing strong, positive influences in
the lives of young people across the United States and other countruies
around the world. Young Life provides healthy, creative fun from weekly
clubs, seasonal camping experiences and daily outings with leaders.
"Young
Life's main goal is to touch young people across the globe with the message
of Jesus Christ through the loving hard work of establishing close friendships
with adult leaders," a spokesperson said.
For more information
about Young Life, call the Fayette County Young Life Office 770/487-4331
or visit the Web site at @www.younglife.4mg.com. First Presbyterian is
at 206 Willowbend Rd. in Peachtree City.
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