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Kris Gibson, Senior High Section Head, kgibson@stpatrickwhitelake.org or 248-698-4388 ext. 37
Parent Consent Form for Participation 
The Car Wash RETURNS!
Our CAR WASH event is on Sunday, August 29th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Kroger Grocery store at Union Lake and Commerce Rd. A donation of $5.00 per wash is appreciated. Proceeds from this car wash will help our teens afford carpet for the Youth Ministry Room. Come out and get your car washed and help our teens make the SP Teen Space welcoming.
The SP Teen group will be selling pre-car wash tickets in front of Patty Hall for this weekend. These tickets will be discounted and are available for $4.00 and entitle you to receive a car wash on August 29th.
Permission Slip for Car Wash Event
Softball Information
PhoneRaiser Event
You can support our organization by donating your used cell phones and inkjet cartridges while
helping save the environment from toxic waste!
Reasons to help this cause:
- We're not asking you for cash donations!
- Donations of your unwanted cell phones and inkjet cartridges can mean support for our organization.
- You will be giving old technology new life and keep it from polluting our landfills. If improperly disposed of, one cell phone can pollute up to 132,000 liters of drinking water. Your unwanted cell phones and inkjet cartridges will be recycled in accordance with EPA regulations or refurbished and reused.
- Your donation may be tax deductible.
All cell phones and inkjet cartridges are accepted. Please donate at the Office of Faith Formation in the Parish office. St. Patrick Parish, 9086 Hutchins Road, White Lake, MI 48386. (248) 698-4388
Want a copy of the flyer to share the news? SP Teens PhoneRaiser Flyer
Bible Study
Coming this fall a Bible study for teens.
Dynamic teen presenter Mark Hart makes the Bible come alive for Catholic teens by unpacking God's Word in a way they can relate to. T3 teaches teens the Bible by showing them the "big picture" of salvation history.
The T3 DVDs are packed with relevant insights for young believers who are immersed in a culture of relativism and desperately in need of God's truth. The net result: teens begin to wrap their minds and hearts around the Scriptures. They come to see the Bible as a relevant part of their lives.
For more details contact the Office of Religious Education at 248-698-4388.