Volunteers from Ford Motor will help construct, paint and decorate the Cass Community United Methodist Church Haunted House to get it ready for our opening on Oct. 17, 2008. Funds from the annual fundraiser support CCSS programs for homeless women and children.

Rev. Fowler will preach at the Detroit East United Methodist Women's Annual Meeting in Berkley.

The high school youth from Swartz Creek will be returning to Cass to volunteer. The teens will be working on both the preparations for the Haunted House and apartment work at the Elmhurst site. Brian Kelly is the contact person.

The high school youth from Swartz Creek will be returning to Cass to volunteer. The teens will be working on both the preparations for the Haunted House and apartment work at the Elmhurst site. Brian Kelly is the contact person.

Rev. Fowler will speak at the Wyandotte First Presbyterian Church (2250 Oak Street). Beth Stanton is the contact person.

Members of Royal Oak First UMC will host a party at the Activity Center.

Rev. Fowler will speak to a small group at the Okemos Church.

CCSS staff members will participate in the Michigan Homeless Summit in East Lansing.

Members of the staff meet for their quarterly in-service. Risk management will be the topic.

CCSS staff members will participate in the Michigan Homeless Summit in East Lansing.

The Great Lakes Bioneers will tour the CCSS Green Industries.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

Members of Dearborn First will tackle a volunteer project at CCSS's Elmhurst apartment building. Lester Worth is the contact person.

Volunteers from Kirk in the Hills will assist with the food program.

Volunteers from Marygrove College will volunteer with food preparation. The contact person is Sheila Keath.

Volunteers from Plymouth First will serve the Saturday Community Meal.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

Members of the Board's Finance Committee will meet at the Scott Building. Mitchell Dangremond is the Committee Chair.

The Executive Committee will meet at the Scott Building.

Rev. Fowler will attend the General Board of Church and Society meeting in Washington D.C.

Rev. Fowler will attend the General Board of Church and Society meeting in Washington D.C.

Rev. Fowler will attend the General Board of Church and Society meeting in Washington D.C.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

Members of the Michigan State University Wesey Foundation will visit Cass and volunteer in the Haunted House. Rev. Tim Tuthill is the contact person.

Rev. Fowler will attend the General Board of Church and Society meeting in Washington D.C.

Members of the Michigan State University Wesey Foundation will visit Cass and volunteer in the Haunted House. Rev. Tim Tuthill is the contact person.

Aldersgate will join with other youth groups to volunteer making sandwiches and serving at the Scott Center,  In the afternoon they will do group building activities and then go to the Haunted House.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

Members of the Michigan State University Wesey Foundation will visit Cass and volunteer in the Haunted House. Rev. Tim Tuthill is the contact person.

Rev. Fowler will speak at the Beverly Hills United Methodist Church. Connie Kenty is the contact person.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313)-883-2277.

Members of the Activity Center will go to Troy Big Beaver for a Halloween Party.

Members of the sorority will serve lunch at the Scott building and work in the kitchen in the afternoon. Shannon Harrison is the contact person.

The annual Haunted House at Cass Church will raise money for homeless women and children. Ticket price is $10 for adults (ages 12 and up), $8 for children.  Discount for groups of 12 or more.  Transportation available for groups of 20 or more.  The contact person is Gladys Ferguson (313) 883-2277.

Rev. Fowler and the Ambassadors will present at the Grand Traverse District Volunteers in Mission (VIM) meeting at the Kingsley United Methodist Church.

Volunteers from Northville UMC will prepare and serve the Saturday Community Lunch. Kim Hudolin is the contact person.

The 37th Historic Houses of Worship Tour will be at Cass Church. The event is sponsored by the Colonial Dames of America, the Detroit Historical Society and the Detroit Historical Museum.