Loving our Neighbors | St. Mary's Episcopal Church

May 13 is "Stamp Out Hunger" day!

Saturday, May 13, mail carriers will be collecting food for their annual "Stamp Out Hunger" food drive. You can leave shelf-stable, unexpired food items by your mail box for them to pick up; they will be delivered to local food banks. Protein, breakfast items, and baby food are particularly helpful.

Bless our houseless neighbors this Mother's Day

On May 14, please bring small-sized toiletry items to church with you: we are collecting them for women at the Aviator Hotel and New Hope House, and those now camped at Cuddy Park because of shelter closures. You can leave your donations in the Outreach bins by the Wiggle Room; we will put them in small bags and deliver them the week after Mothers' Day. Suggested items include:

shampoo
soap
lotion
toothbrushes and toothpaste
deodorant
feminine hygiene supplies
socks and underwear

May God bless you as you are a blessing to others.

We Believe:

...that God is calling us to grow and deepen our relationship with God in Christ Jesus, by becoming an ever more active inviting, inclusive and multicultural community of faith, intentionally inter-generational from infant to elder, always reaching out to those within and outside our community, with many small group opportunities in which to share and live our faith. We'd love for you to be a part of our lives together.

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