Serving Our Neighbors
BLOOD DRIVE
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CHRISTMAS BAZAAR
The Christmas Bazaar is an annual event held on the second Saturday in November. Next Bazaar is November 12, 2022. The congregation is invited to donate their handmade items and baked goods. Profits from these items go to local organizations in our community. Vendors sell a wide variety of items. Contact Pastor Ruth Ann or the church office for more info.
FAMILY PROMISE (formerly IHN and Angel House)
Currently Family Promise is serving families experiencing homelessness by housing them in hotels. Please contact Nancy French or the church office for more info.
GOD’S WORK OUR HANDS
Each year the ELCA churches in Loveland join together for a day of service in the community.
GLORY GARDEN
The Glory Garden is a project that uses 12 raised garden beds to grow vegetables for our local food banks. Volunteers plan, plant, weed and harvest. Fresh produce is given to people in need in our community. A few beds are also rented to individuals to grow their own gardens. In 2022 the Glory Garden is taking a sabbath year of rest and beds will not be available. If you are interested in being a Glory Garden coordinator or would like a bed in 2023 please contact Pastor Ruth Ann.
LOVELAND HABITAT FOR HUMANITY
Volunteers help build homes and serve lunch on work days. Contact Pastor Ruth Ann for more info.
HOUSE OF NEIGHBORLY SERVICE
House of Neighborly Service accepts donations of food and personal items. Please visit the HNS website for specific needs and volunteer opportunities.
KIDSPAK
Throughout the year food and plastic grocery bags are collected for KidsPak. Volunteers are needed to bag food and deliver. Contact the church office for more info.
LUTHERAN FAMILY SERVICES ROCKY MOUNTAINS
SANTA’S WORKSHOP (formerly Giving Tree) by Realities for Children
Contact the church office for more info on this program.
WORLD HUNGER
ELCA World Hunger is a comprehensive and sustainable program that uses multiple strategies of relief, development, education and advocacy to address the root causes of hunger and poverty. Contact Carol McDivitt or the office for more info.