Help fill the shelves in the Resurrection Breadbox to support Hunger, Inc., a nearby pantry serving Perry Township and Beech Grove. Donations of elbow macaroni, spaghetti, and white long-grain rice are always needed for Second Helpings.
Volunteers are the heart and soul of VBS, and we’re starting to build a team of youth and adults to guide children in our congregation and community this June. Check out the narthex bulletin board to discover available roles.
Resurrection’s Weekender Backpack Ministry is collecting 16 oz. plastic jars of peanut butter to send home with 350+ students over spring break. Drop off peanut butter in the Breadbox by Wednesday, March 15.
Help decorate the Resurrection sanctuary with flowers this Easter! To donate flowers, sign-up online or in the church narthex by Sunday, March 12. Flowers are potted and are yours to keep after Easter Sunday.
Resurrection is collecting vases for Random Acts of Flowers of Indianapolis for use in creating and delivering bouquets to people in local healthcare facilities who might otherwise never receive a visitor. Drop off vase donations at Resurrection by Saturday, March 4.
New volunteers are needed to help support this important ministry for the first and second Friday of each month. One or two additional people are needed to help support months with a fifth Friday (quarterly).
Save the date for an evening Vacation Bible School, Sunday, June 4 – Thursday, June 8! Evenings start with an all-ages dinner at 5:30 p.m. followed by activities from 6-8 p.m. Watch for registration and volunteer sign-ups coming later this spring.
Download a copy of Resurrection Lutheran Church’s Annual Report 2022. The report includes a special message from the pastor and a look back over the year at highlights from worship, faith formation, service and outreach, and community.
If you are interested in providing some treats between Sunday worship services or in helping with clean-up, sign-up online for the Sunday(s) you would like to help with.
Thanks to Resurrection member generosity, we provided gifts for 40 children from 19 different families at Douglas MacArthur Kindergarten Academy, provided all Weekender recipients with scholastic books, and we made a big year-end contribution to the cupboards at Hunger, Inc.
