North Raleigh Presbyterian Church will have an indoor yard sale from 8 a.m. to noon Saturday to raise money for outreach and mission projects.

Items for sale include housewares, furniture, books, DVDs, electronics, Christmas decorations, children's toys, clothes and equipment. There will also be a barbecue and bake sale.

The church is at 11905 Strickland Road. Call 848-9529 for more information.

At Crossroads Fellowship, 2721 E. Millbrook Road, the Raleigh Chapter of Mocha Moms invites interested women to come out at 10 a.m. Tuesday and learn about the community service projects the group has planned for 2008.

According to its Web site, http://raleigh-mochamoms.tripod.com, the group 'is a national organization whose mission is to support mothers of color who have chosen not to work full-time outside of the home in order to devote more time to their families.'

Challenge: Fill this giant cart with food Sunday.

GET MOVING!

Put on your boogie shoes Saturday for The Factory's disco extravaganza. The Mill Room will be transformed into a disco, complete with music, lights ... and juice boxes and changing stations?

It's the newest baby craze, where parents teach their kids all the hottest moves of the 1970s. The fun is from 2 to 5 p.m. for kids up to 8 years old. Admission is $10 per person (free for children who can't yet walk) and tickets are available at www.DanceBabyDanceNC.com or www.eatshopplay.com. The Factory is in Wake Forest on U.S. 1A/Main Street.

Join the Blue Jay Point staff for its Winter Open House from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday. Hot cider, games and learning is on the agenda. The park is at 3200 Pleasant Union Church Road. Call 870-4330 for information.

'SOUPER' BOWL FOOD DRIVE

It may be hard to judge the size of this shopping cart by the photo, but it's 13 feet tall -- that's plenty of room for the nonperishable food items Benson Memorial United Methodist Church, 4706 Creedmoor Road, hopes will be donated Sunday.

The Got to Be NC motorized shopping cart is on loan from the state Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services for the church's annual Souper Bowl Sundae and Fill the Basket Day. The public is invited to attend the church's 8:45 a.m. or 11 a.m. service -- or just drive up and drop off food such as peanut butter, jelly, cereals and soup. The food will benefit North Raleigh Ministries' food pantry. North Raleigh Ministries is a nonprofit community center for people in emergency situations who live in the North Raleigh community.

The ministry operates a crisis center, which offers financial assistance, a food pantry and a thrift shop, which generates revenue. The thrift store is at the corner of Atlantic and Spring Forest roads.

"It's a great way for churches to partner their resources together," said Jon Strother, senior pastor at Benson Memorial. "It helps people who have an emergency need for food or utilities assistance that might prevent them from being left in the dark or cold."

For details, call 787-0789 or visit www.bm-umc.org or www.northraleighministries.com