Second Helpings, a long-time partner of Resurrection and RLC’s Friday Community Meals, is looking for volunteers and pasta donations. Learn how you can become a volunteer and how you can donate pasta during November.
Looking for ways to serve our local community during COVID-19? This page will be routinely updated as new opportunities become available.
Do you want to share your time and talents with others as you are able? Do you or someone you know need a little extra care, help with chores, or just a batch of warm cookies? Then sign-up yourself or that someone you know for some Caring and Sharing.
Resurrection and Greater Indy Habitat for Humanity are partnering again to help a local family build a safe, affordable home on Saturday, Nov. 7. All training, materials, safety equipment, lunch, and water will be provided. Sign-up to save your spot by Saturday, Oct. 24.
RLC is hosting a Pack Away Hunger packing event in Resurrection Hall on Sunday, Nov. 8, 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Sign-up by Friday, Nov. 6 to help Pack Away Hunger and RLC’s Weekender Backpack Ministry pack Nutri-Plenty meals. There are 16 total volunteer spots available, open to any age.
The next congregation-wide packing event is Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 6 p.m. in Resurrection Hall. Our goal is to pack 1,800 bags to get kids through Christmas break! Help the team cover longer holiday breaks by purchasing items from the team’s Amazon wishlist.
Sign-up by Thursday, Oct. 8 to help provide a meal for Midwest Food Bank on Thursday, Oct. 15. Volunteers are needed to provide food (lasagna, salad, bread, and cookies) which can be delivered to Midwest Food Bank on Thursday, Oct. 15 between 10-10:30 a.m.
A new ministry team is being formed to support management of the church kitchen and the ministries utilizing this space. We are looking for three volunteers to support the team in this effort.
Donate supplies and signup to serve at Perry Township Schools annual SHARE event on Saturday, July 25 from 11 a.m. – 1 p.m. Due to the impact of COVID-19, even more families are expected to need help with school supplies.
The doors to the church building have been closed since mid-March, yet the life of Resurrection Lutheran Church has taken on new vigor. There’s lots of good news to share about our community of faith, so read on!
