July 31, 2008

Groups

Reconciling in Christ Congregation We proclaim that the Gospel is God’s gift to all people, to be shared unconditionally, without regard to age, race, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic or family status, physical or mental abilities, or one’s appearance. We rejoice that because of our baptism, diversity has enriched, nurtured and challenged the life and ministry we share as members of the body of Christ and worker’s in God’s world.  (www.lcna.org)

WELCA Women of the ELCA is a national church organization with local chapters. It is a community of women created in the image of God, empowered by the Spirit, committed to grow in faith, affirm gifts, support one another in their calling, engage in ministry and action, and promote healing and wholeness in the church, society, and world. (www.womenoftheelca.org)

Men’s Breakfast–The men’s breakfast is a monthly gathering of the men of the community committed to support one another, strengthening of faith, engaging in dialogue, and serving others around us.

Elder Diner–We participate with other denominations and faiths through the Neighborhood Interfaith Movement to provide a weekly luncheon for the older adults of our community. All older adults are welcome to come to lunch every Monday at noon, from September through May. People may join our cooking rotation by making and serving a meal for our guests.

Northwest Interfaith Hospitality Network–We participate in the interfaith program by helping to provide shelter for homeless families in our region. We provide meals to families, and are overnight hosts in other churches and synagogues. We also are in covenant to advocate on behalf of homeless individuals and families through at least 12 hours of service. (www.philashelter.org)

NIM�Neighborhood Interfaith Movement–Strengthening Neighborhoods through Interfaith Action NIM symbolizes all that is best in our community–its openness, its enthusiastic embrace of both diversity and interdependence, and its well-deserved reputation as a beacon of fairness and justice. Join us in our efforts to strengthen congregations, faith institutions, and the neighborhoods we live in. (www.nim-phila.org)

Care Ministry–Monthly cards are sent out to individuals in need of prayer and support, or are celebrating significant milestones in their life. This is a way to think of our neighbors and care for them through written cards.

Habitat for Humanity Germantown–The church has supported, through work days, building or rehabbing homes in the Germantown area for ownership to low income families. (www.habitat.org)

Lutheran Settlement House–We support the work of the Lutheran Settlement House’s Domestic Violence Programs, Homeless Shelter, Educational Programs, and Older Adult Ministries. (www.lutheransettlement.org)

MALT Mt. Airy Learning Tree uses the building for classes, such as language, dance, yoga, art, business, etc. (schedule changes with the courses) (www.mtairylearningtree.org)

Women’s AA A women’s Alcoholics Anonymous meets on Thursday evenings in the Parish Hall.

Lutheran Youth Organization (LYO)– Empowering youth of the ELCA to grow in faith, act as disciples and lift their voices in service to the world. (www.elca-ses.org)

Holy Grounds Coffee House–The Parish Hall is transformed into a relaxed Coffee House with music, poetry, art, baked goods, and great coffee. This ministry is open to the community to provide a safe environment to share your gifts and find fellowship with one another.

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