Presbyterians hold “Undercover Mission Possible” challenge

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	Presbyterians hold “Undercover Mission Possible” challenge


	Carol Murphy, on the right, member of the Presbyterian Church Mission-Evangelism Team, recently presented Sheryl Neeland, left, USD 428 guidance counselor, donated clothing items to be used as needed for elementary school children in Great Bend. View Larger

Each fall the members of the Presbyterian Church receive an Undercover Mission Possible Assignment patterned after the old TV series “Mission Impossible”. They are challenged to purchase “undercover clothing” such as underwear and sweat pants for all ages of elementary school children. Also 25% of a PCUSA Peacemaking Offering taken the first part of October remains in Great Bend. The church Session designated this money to go to the Undercover Mission Possible event this year ...

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