FLOYD - The Presbyterian Church of Floyd will hold a musical performance in a coffeehouse style Friday to raise funds for mission work the church plans to undertake this summer.

On July 16, church members plan to build a house in Mexico in a week. Helping in the mission will be members of two other Presbyterian churches - Alta Vista, outside of Lexington, and Forest Hills in Martinsville. Participants will work with Constructores para Cristo (Carpenters for Christ), a ministry in Piedras Negras, Mexico, that arranges matters at the construction site before church members arrive. For Friday's fund-raiser at 7 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church of Floyd, the folk-rock group Jeuno will perform, and church members will supply coffee, tea, cappuccino and snacks.

Jeuno is a newly formed acoustic trio that has performed at coffeehouses and churches in the area for two months. The group is composed of Chris Taylor and sisters Ginger Singleton and Betsy Kelderhouse.

Kelderhouse provides the guitar. Taylor, pastor at the Floyd church, plays fiddle, congas and some bass and guitar. And Singleton plays mandolin and also some guitar. Everyone sings, but it's the sisters, said Taylor, who provide "a fantastic harmony. ... Because they're sisters, their voices have a natural blend."

For more information, call 745-2546.

Upcoming religion events

• Islamic Center Saturday activities. Today, Islamic Center of Blacksburg, 106B S. Park Drive. At 5:30 p.m., Maghreb prayer and Fiqh lecture: study of the book "The Fiqh Summary" for AlFawzan. At 7 p.m., Eshaa prayer and Halaqa. All are welcome to attend, but please visit center's Web site first for mosque etiquette. For information, visit www.islamview.org/icb; or contact the imam of the masjid, sheikh Mohamed Gebaly, 953-4622 or mohamedgebaly@yahoo.com. Also, contact the imam for help with Arabic language or Halaqas.

• Islamic Center Sunday activities. Sunday, Islamic Center of Blacksburg, 106B S. Park Drive. At 12:45 p.m., Zohr prayer and Tajweed Halaqa for non-Arabic speakers. At 5:30 p.m., Maghreb prayer and Fiqh lecture: study of the book "The Fiqh Summary" for AlFawzan. All are welcome to attend, but please visit center's Web site first for mosque etiquette. For information, visit www.islamview.org/icb; or contact the imam of the masjid, sheikh Mohamed Gebaly, 953-4622 or mohamedgebaly@yahoo.com. Also, contact the imam for help with Arabic language or Halaqas.

• Islamic Center Tuesday activities. Tuesday, Islamic Center of Blacksburg, 106B S. Park Drive. At 5:30 p.m., Maghreb prayer and Aqeedah lecture. Study of one of the famous books of Aqeedah, "The Brightness of Belief," for Ibn Qodama. All are welcome to attend, but please visit center's Web site first for mosque etiquette. For information, visit www.islamview.org/icb; or contact the imam of the masjid, sheikh Mohamed Gebaly, 953-4622 or mohamedgebaly@yahoo.com. Also, contact the imam for help with Arabic language or Halaqas.

• Yoga meditation. Wednesday, 5:15 p.m., Blue Ridge School of Massage and Yoga, 2001 S. Main St., Suite 106, Blacksburg. Shivabalayoga meditation session. Nancy Mignone, 552-2177.

• Islamic Center Friday activities. Friday, Islamic Center of Blacksburg, 106B S. Park Drive. At 1:30 p.m., Masjid AlHedaya, speech and prayer. At 5:30 p.m., Maghreb prayer and Tajweed Halaqa for Arabic speakers. All are welcome to attend, but please visit center's Web site firstfor mosque etiquette. For information, visit www.islamview.org/icb; or contact the imam of the masjid, sheikh Mohamed Gebaly, 953-4622 or mohamedgebaly@yahoo.com. Also, contact the imam for help with Arabic or Halaqas.

• Community Taize Prayer Service. Friday, 7 p.m., Good Shepherd Church, 950 Heather Drive, Blacksburg. Candlelight service of song, silence, prayer and scripture. All are welcome. 961-0354.

• Ecumenical Alliance. Jan. 15, 8:30 a.m., Asbury United Methodist Church, Christiansburg. An interdenominational and interracial group working together on common concerns. The topic will be "Diversity in the Schools, part II," with Kimberly Lee (K-12 teacher) and R.L. Grayson of Virginia Tech as speakers. All are invited. 552-3833.