ST. ALBERT THE GREAT
E. 29th St. & 32nd Ave. S.
612-724-3643
saintalbertthegreat.org
Donut Sale
Feb, 1 & 2, before and after mass
Cash and check only please.
$10/dozen
$5/half dozen
$1/each
Sign up to place pre-orders for Full dozens!
Sign up to volunteer!
Diamond Lake Lutheran Church
5760 Portland Ave. S.
612-866-2579, dllc.org
Six Weeks on Money
Beginning Jan. 8
Community meal: 5:30 p.m.
Kids Club runs concurrently with program. Free and all are welcome!
An ELCA initiative designed to help participants better understand the role money plays in our lives through the lens of Christian faith, providing practical guidance and spiritual reflection. Every week delves into a different topic including Values, Scarcity, and Agility. The course is open to everyone, regardless of background or financial experience. You will gain the tools and support needed to make better financial decisions while staying grounded in your faith. No personal details about income, debt, or savings will be required. Let’s learn together how we can live out the principles of stewardship and generosity in every area of our lives! (Six Weeks on Money does not take place on Jan. 29 or Feb. 5. Alternate programming will occur at those Lakeview Forums.)
Saint Joan of Arc Catholic Community
4537 3rd Ave. S.
612-823-8205
stjoan.com
St. Joan of Arc Book Club
Jan. 8, 6 to 8 p.m.
The purpose of the Parish Book Club is to build community through the shared experience of great stories – and we do just that on the second Wednesday of most months. This month we are discussing the play “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” by William Shakespeare. We meet in the Arc* (on the north side of 45th Street across from the parking lot). Everyone is welcome. Our books are chosen by surveying the group. We recommend joining our email group. Please contact Lucy Petermeier 612-823-8205 to join the email group.
SAGES 2nd Monday Dialogue
Jan. 13, 1:30 to 3 p.m.
Eyleen Braaten, Executive Director of Giving Voice, will share how this organization inspires and equips organizations to bring together people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias.
LGBTQ+ January Book Club
Jan. 13, 6:30 to 8 p.m.
We will be discussing “We Are Only Ghosts” by Jeffrey L. Richards. Google Books calls it an exhilarating, brutally candid saga about sexuality and war, tenderness and trauma.
Seniors’ Empowerment
Jan. 18, 10 a.m. to noon
“If You’re Alive – Your Mission on Earth Isn’t Finished” Author David McNally, believing in the transcendent nature of the human spirit, brings his focus and expertise.
Health Home Campaign
Jan. 23, 5 to 7 p.m.
Join us in Hospitality Hall for an interactive class on African cooking. RSVP to Julie Madden,
Phone: 612-823-8205.
It will be a delicious time!
Plymouth Congregational Church
1900 Nicolett Ave. S.
612-871-7400
Plymouth.org
Book Club
Jan. 18, 10:30 a.m.
Interested in joining? Have any
questions? Contact Wanda Bee at [email protected].
Check the book cart in the Cloister Garden to purchase books. We prefer to meet in person, however,
if you need to join via Zoom, please call: 253-215-8782
Plymouth’s Elaine Marsh Library
This is a lending library with a rich spectrum of over 3,000 books, which may be checked out for up to a month. The library is open on weekdays and Sunday 8:30 a.m.to 12:30 p.m., and 6 to 9 p.m. Wednesdays during the program year.
Minnehaha United Methodist Church
3701 E. 50th St.
612-721-6231, minnehaha.org
Taizé Service
With all that is going on around us,
it is important to slow down and make sure we are feeding our souls and listening for God periodically. Take an opportunity for renewal through prayer, song and silence at our monthly Taizé services. We will be live-streaming our services, so you can catch Taizé from your home (or cabin or wherever you are) in real time, or anytime you want.
Central Lutheran Church
Free Store Needs Donations!
333 S. 12th St.
612-870-4416
centralmpls.org
Sunday through Thursday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Free Store is a critical community resource that allows guests to shop for what they need at no cost. Items needed: blankets, towels, sheets, kitchenware and clothing. Donations accepted from 4th Ave. loading dock. Press the call button and someone will come to help you. All donated items should be clean and in good condition. Call with any questions.
MCC Refugee Services
122 Franklin Ave. W, Suite 100
651-724-0944
mnchurches.org
Household and Bathroom Supplies Needed!
Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Since January, MCC has welcomed >392 new arrivals to Minnesota. These families come with nothing but a few suitcases. We need your support in creating welcome kits. We have set up gift registries with items included in every welcome kit. Donation guidelines and links to our wish-lists available at mnchurches.org/ways-help/give-items. We are especially looking for: bar soap,laundry detergent, deodorant, shower curtains, and shower rings.Call, email Noah at [email protected], or drop any donations off at our offices
SHARING FOOD
Church of the Incarnation
3817 Pleasant Ave. S., 612-822-2101
Espanol: 612-874-7169
incarnationmpls.org
Harvest of the Heart
harvestfromtheheart.org
Tuesday through Friday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Saturday 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
2730 E. 31st St. 612-978-7974
htlcmpls.org
Soup for You! Café
soupforyou.info
Lunch Monday through Friday,noon to 1 p.m.
Groceries Wednesday, noon to 1 p.m.
More information on our Facebook page or our website
Calvary Lutheran Church
3901 Chicago Ave. 612-827-2504
clchurch.org
Calvary Emergency Food Shelf
612-827-2504, ext. 3.
clchurch.org/food-shelf
Continuing its mission of providing access to fresh, nutritious food for the community. Call for more info.
New Creation Baptist Church
1414 E. 48th St., 612-825-6933
newcreationbaptistchurchmn.org
facebook.com/NCBCfoodshelf.
(Grey door on the corner of 48th St. & 15th Ave.)
Saturday (except 5th Saturdays),10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
We do require mask, sanitizer and temp check.
Be safe and God bless!
All Saints Episcopal Indian Mission
3044 Longfellow Ave., 612-791-1253
allsaintsindianmission.org
First Nations Kitchen
firstnationskitchen.org
Sunday 4 to 5 p.m.
We welcome all to our weekly To Go meals and Produce Give Away. We cook fresh, organic, indigenous meals and give away organic produce, rain or shine. This is a barrier-free food program. To donate or volunteer contact: [email protected]
or go to our website.
Minnehaha United Methodist Church
3701 E. 50th St., 612-721-6231
minnehaha.org
facebook.com/MinnehahaFoodShelf
Tuesday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
We help distribute up to 30,000 pounds of food each month. In response to the COVID-19 virus, we
have changed many things to protect both guests and volunteers – rigorous cleaning routines, streamlined procedures, moving outside, wearing face masks and following the 6-foot social distancing guideline. Please be patient as we continue to improve what we do.
Plymouth Congregational Church
1900 Nicolett Ave. S., 612-871-7400
Plymouth.org
Groveland Emergency Food Shelf
612-871-0277
grovelandfoodshelf.org
Monday through Friday, 9:30 a.m. to noon
On Groveland Avenue between
Nicollet and Lasalle (Temporary entrance on Nicollet Avenue.)
Hosted in the basement. Delivery is available for individuals who are housebound due to disability.
Nokomis Heights Lutheran Church
5300 10th Ave. S., 612-825-6846
nokomisheights.org
Loaves & Fishes
loavesandfishesmn.org
Wednesday 5 to 6 p.m.
Free, to-go meals served from side door on 53rd Street. Open to all, no questions asked. Whatever your circumstances, you are welcome. Just simply drive or walk up to the church.
Greater Friendship Missionary Baptist Church and Friendship Community Service
2600 E. 38th St. 612-827-7928
greatfriend.org
Food Hub
Second and fourth Saturdays, 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
Free food, hygiene products, and some household goods. Please bring ID and wear a mask. Social distancing guidelines are in place.
