Join us in helping low income families in our local area to have a better Thanksgiving by contributing to the Thanksgiving Food Baskets outreach. We have six families headed by working or disabled/older adults that have historically relied on us for a little help to enjoy a nicer holiday. We want to send each family […]
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While our homeless and hungry neighbors are being provided with bags of staples, produce and bakery items each Saturday morning at Trinity Lutheran Lynnwood, now that the colder weather is upon us some of our neighbors are also struggling to keep warm and dry. Neighbors in Need is asking for some basic clothing necessities for
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This month, we continue to support the efforts of Trinity Lutheran (Neighbors in Need) to minister to our hungry neighbors who are simply trying to survive the impacts of Corona Virus and job losses. In April we collected and donated 52 jars of peanut butter. (Thanks!) We have again been asked to help collect 16 oz. jars of “creamy”
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Forward Movement provides free devotional materials to inmates who seek Jesus while imprisoned. Click here to read stories from women who now find themselves looking to God’s Church for answers and guidance while incarcerated. These are brief, powerful glimpses into how this ministry has made a difference in their lives. Since Mother’s Day falls this
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Help Our Local Neighbors! In the interest of limiting exposure to Coronavirus, we will mail gift cards to families in lieu of delivering actual Easter Food Baskets this year. To accomplish this, cash donations are urgently needed. Please send your checks, marked “Food Baskets”, to the church, or donate here. The fundraising goal is $750
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During March we will collect the following food items for the poor and homeless people in Grays Harbor County: canned (or pouch) tuna and salmon; SPAM; soups, chili, beans and ravioli —all ready-to-eat, easy-open – no refrigeration required! Also: Oatmeal singles, fruit singles (in juice or dried), pudding singles. Snack singles (crackers, cookies, etc.) coffee,
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On Friday, 13 March, a team from St. Hilda St. Patrick will make and serve a meal to our hungry homeless guests at Maplewood Presbyterian. This month’s menu is meatball grinders with a side of salad and a dessert of cookies or cake, to be washed down with milk or fruit juice. If you are
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