Committee Description

The Little Chapel is committed to being and becoming a community of faith, a family where people can develop deep, meaningful, and supportive relationships with one another.  In addition to the fellowship offered through Sunday worship, a number of other opportunities are available.

• Presbyterian Women - click here to find out more

• Presbyterian Men - click here to find out more

• Singles - click here to find out more

• College Students - click here to find out more

• Wednesday Nights on the Boardwalk - Held on the second Wednesday of each month (August - May) at 5:30 in the fellowship hall, Wednesday Nights on the Boardwalk offers activities, fellowship, and great food for the entire family.

• Breakfast Sunday - Held once a month, Breakfast Sunday gives members and visitors from both services an opportunity to sit down together for food and fellowship.  The breakfast is served from 9:00 to 9:45 in the fellowship hall.

• 2nd Loaf Ministry -  Held during the summer to allow visitors to Wrightsville Beach to donate their excess food to the Good Shepard's Ministry.

Current Month's Activities

Wednesday Night at the Boardwalk

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Reservations for dinner may be made in the following ways:

> Call the church office (256-2819)

> E-mail Karen (info@littlechapel.org)

> Use the Sign up Sheet in Fellowship Hall

> Or sign up during Worship services on

Nov.5^th. DEADLINE TO REGISTER IS MONDAY, November 6^th, by NOON.

Volunteers For Wednesday Night on the Boardwalk

            For those attending the Wednesday Night on the Boardwalk dinners, please be aware that there is a sign-up sheet in the Fellowship Hall for volunteers to set up, collect money or clean up after the meal. These dinners are possible because of the hard work of many volunteers. Please save us many hours on the phone trying to find volunteers by signing up ahead of time!

Food and Fellowship Committee

2^nd Loaf Ministry

Little Chapel on the Boardwalk

The Little Chapel on the Boardwalk will begin the 7th season of its summer food collection ministry on the Saturday of Memorial Day weekend.

The 2^nd Loaf ministry is being coordinated by Kellie Henry, Ann Martz, and Ellen Dudley.  The purpose of the ministry is to give visitors, local community members, and businesses a chance to help local, needy families by donating food, supplies, and other useful items.   Everything collected will be sent to the Good Shepherd Ministry’s soup kitchen, and its Second Helpings program for local, needy families. The collection tent will be set up on the sidewalk in front of the church’s parking lot from 9 a.m. – noon every Saturday from May 26^th until Labor Day. 

The ministry accepts non-perishable as well as most perishable foods, with the exception of opened dairy products.  Past donations have shown how generous residents and vacationers can be.  Last year, over 3000 pounds of food and many useful items were delivered to the Good Shepherd Ministry’s soup kitchen.  Plus the cash donations were used to purchase special items requested by the soup kitchen director.

The collection tent will be manned by volunteers from the church each week.  The volunteers include children and their parents, youth, and adults from the congregation.  They will provide sunscreen and cold water for the residents, tourists, and Loop walkers while accepting donations.  Dog treats and a “doggy cool-off pool” will also be available for canine friends. 

In addition to Saturday mornings, donated items may also be dropped off at the church office Monday through Friday from 9 a.m. – noon and from 2-4 p.m.  On Mondays, volunteers deliver the collected food items to Good Shepherd Ministry.