Each Monday our Missionaries host a Parking Lot Ministry where free food and clothing are distributed to our community.

Outreach



Senior Citizen and Nursing Home Visitation
The mission of the Visitation Ministry is to share love and the life changing message of Jesus Christ with members who are unable actively participate in worship services and those the world may have forgotten those living in nursing homes..

Love Tree
The Love Tree partners with the New Jersey Division of Youth and Family Services in order to provide children and families toys, gifts, and food, culminating in a fetive holiday dinner. Contributions and assistance are always welcome. Please see Ms. Doris Arnett-Gary for further information.

- we are scheduling appointments for Monday and Wenesday ****
PLEASE CALL THE OFFICE AT 603-888-7579 to schedule the appointment

We will resume our normal Grace Food Pantry once the social distancing of the pandemic is lifted. We serve the Nashua area residents, however anyone in need of food is welcome to come to the food pantry! When things return to normal we will again have Grace Food Pantry every 2nd Thursday of the month from 6 - 7:30 pm by a generous group of volunteers with caring hearts, comforting hands, and smiling faces.

Click here -> Nashua Area Resource List to download our Nashua area list of Food Pantries, Shelters and Special Services.

Click here -> Food Resources in Nashua During Covid-19 Quarantine to download a list of Nashua area Food Resources available during the Covid-19 Quarantine.

Our Current Pantry Needs:
Shelf stable Milk
Mac & Cheese
Cereal
Spaghetti Sauce
Pasta
Tuna
Baked Beans

We are pleased to have Emmanuel Child Care Center as one of the essential ministries of Emmanuel Church. Click here to learn more!



Children who love Jesus aren’t just the church of tomorrow, they’re a valuable part of the church of today! Our aim is to come alongside parents, grandparents, and caregivers alike to support and encourage you as you shepherd your child’s heart for the Lord. We welcome your children into the worship service, and want to provide opportunity for them to be involved in the worship as part of the church family. Click Here to see how we do this on a weekly basis. We also hold a one-week VBS in the summer, and schedule events for the whole family throughout the year.



Women’s ministry at Emmanuel Church has many opportunities to serve, grow and encourage one another in our faith. Monthly prayer breakfasts, fellowship times, and our annual Ladies Christmas Tea are just some of the ways that we put that into practice. We invite you to become involved with Women’s Ministry at Emmanuel! Be sure to check out our calendar for upcoming events.

The Men’s ministry of Emmanuel Church seeks to develop strong men of God. Our desire is to bring men of all walks of life together to share friendship and spiritual growth so they may help to transform their families, church and community. We accomplish this by meeting regularly at monthly men’s breakfasts, in homes for accountability and study, and at events like Iron Sharpens Iron. Be sure to check out the calendar for upcoming events.



Some of the ways that we reach out to our community is through an Acts of Kindness ministry (making items to be given out to people in need), community suppers, and our food pantry. Each of these “acts of kindness” are for those in our community who may need a kind word or a kind smile. We expect nothing in return. We seek to do good as Jesus did (Acts 10:38). Be sure to check out the calendar for upcoming events!



We seek to fulfill the Great Commission globally by following the leading of the Holy Spirit and by linking up with these partners:

Advent Christian General Conference
Missionary Air Group
Missions Door
Keys Ministries
New Tribes Missions
Operation Christmas Child


Prayer is an important aspect of all that we do here in the Emmanuel Family. Even before we gather on Sunday mornings, our Prayer Partners are praying for every aspect of the service and all those involved. It is a unique privilege to lift our requests to the Lord. Please reach out if you have a specific prayer request.

Call the church office for appointments
732-477-0324
Our soup kitchen will be open from 11am to 12pm on Tuesdays for carry out food only.
The food pantry will be open Thursdays from
10am to 11am.

We serve more than just soup!
All are welcome to come and join us no matter what situations you are in.
In 2012 our town was devastated by Superstorm Sandy and this is when OBC open the doors to victims in need of any kind. From as little as no electric for a few days to losing their home all together. Our members cooked for these people and gave them comfort in any way they could. As months and years went by people never stopped coming. The Soup Kitchen is not just for People to come and get some food in there belly.This was now a place they came to talk among the community and learn about more information regarding the issues with Superstorm Sandy, what is going on around our town and for the homeless to come and get a bite to eat.
About the Food Pantry
Director: Betty Hoebel
FOOD PANTRY IS ONLY OPEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
CONTACT THE PHONE NUMBER BELOW
732-477-0324
The food pantry works with the Ocean County Food Bank.
Food is also available to walk-ins at the listed times. We also provide information for social services. Anyone interested in donating food times are listed for drop-offs.
In Need of some help
Please call for an appointment to pick up food.
While enjoying your experience and socializing with others go grab something to eat.

Food Pantry VALLEY VIEW CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP CHURCH
Sunday, 8:00 AM - 9:00 AM
A ministry that provides groceries to those in need. All are welcome, and no family is too big or too small.

Homeless Outreach Needs
Items we’re currently looking for


Size 13 Combat Boots

We currently have a client looking for a combat style boot in size 13. Thank you!

Socks - Summer and Winter Weight

There are several individuals in need of winter socks. Just male socks are needed currently and the sizes can range from M-L. These should be new items.

Sheets & Comforters

Any size sheets & comforters needed. Anything clean and in decent condition will be well loved and much appreciated!

Gloves & Scarves

Any matching winter gloves, hats and/or scarves are always appreciated! Hats & scarves don’t have to match ;)

Even in the summer, if you are cleaning out your winter stuff, keep us in mind. We have some storage available at the outreach centers and are happy to hold onto items like this till the cold weather comes back. Thank you!

Drapes & Curtains

We’re looking for standard sized window curtains, nothing fancy but if you have some that you’re not using, they would be appreciated and well used. Hardware is also needed in most cases so if you have extra or purchase additional to donate, they won’t go to waste!

Kitchen Items

If you’re going through your kitchen and find a few things you might not need or have extras of, we know a few folks that would love to utilize them. Including pots, pans, cooking utensils. Should be in good condition.
Updated June 2020
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Sunday Service & Schedule
10am — 11:30

Sunday Pre-Service Prayer
Sunday 9:30 a.m.

Precious Treasures
Sunday 10:00 a.m.

Kingdom Connection
Sunday 10:00 a.m.



Monday — Saturday
Please call / See events list
Weekly Regular Schedule

Kingdom Men
Breakfast

Every Saturday: 7:00 a.m.
POOR BOY'S DINER
136 Rockingham Road
Londonderry, NH
Phone: (603) 432-8990

Bible Study
“Hebrews”
Mondays: 7:-8:30 p.m.
Intercessory Prayer via Conference Call:
Call: 1-425-436-6341
Access Code: 7112800#
Wednesdays: 7:00 p.m.

Worship Ministry Team
Thursdays: 7:00 p.m.

Ministries


Outreach
The Community Food Pantry at St. Paul’s
The Food Bank of Northern Nevada
Laundry Love

Dover Food Pantry
​Dover Food Pantry ~ In 1992 First Parish Church purchased the former drug store on the corner of Central and Silver Streets. Since that time, that building has provided space for many outreach services to our community and its citizens, including the Food Pantry, Thrift Shop, AA and Al-Anon. The Dover Food Pantry came into existence in 1979 as an outgrowth of the Food Pantry and is supported by local churches through Dover Cooperative Ministries.

The Food Pantry is open Tuesdays 3:00--5:00 p.m. and Thursdays 9:00--11:00 a.m. and is located in the Parish House building which is accessed through the parking lot between the church building and Parish House.

Food Pantry of First Church
Pantry Hours:
Monday, Tuesday and Thursday
9:30 to 11:30 a.m
"Someone will not go hungry tonight because of what you do today."
We are still open at our regular hours!

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The Food Pantry at First Congregational Church is a vital ministry of our community that fills a significant need in the Concord area. Through the volunteer efforts and financial donations of our church this past year, the pantry has provided the equivalent of 32,500 meals to local families.

Whom Do We Serve?
Some of the visitors to the Pantry are currently homeless. Some just can't make ends meet in this economy. Some are recently unemployed. Some just can't find jobs. Some are on fixed incomes. Some are refugees who have come to this country with nothing but the hope of a better tomorrow.

In short, we serve our neighbors.

Supplementing their needs not only provides meals but also relief and hope.
Donating Food:
If you would like to donate non-perishable food items to the pantry you can drop them off at First Congregational Church.
~ Church office hours are ~
Monday through Thursday 9:00 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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To make a monetary donation by check, please make it out to:
First Congregational Church, UCC
Please write food pantry in the memo.
News from the Food Pantry:
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Paper or plastic shopping bags are needed!
Please, drop them off at the back door of the church, off of the Washington Street parking lot.

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Drive Up Pantry
(Please FOLLOW us on our Facebook page to stay up to date on our next Drive UP Pantry @tcmichurch)
We are here to help you during this time of uncertainty. Our Saturday pantry is open from 7am-9am. We have changed this to a DRIVE UP only to help keep the community and volunteers safe during this time. Each car will receive a prepackaged box of food. There will also be a walk-up line for those who do not have a vehicle.

Few things to note to help make our car line run smoothly and safely.
•Make sure you have enough gas to wait in line

•Please drive SLOW. We have many volunteers in the parking lot

•Know how to pop open your trunk

• There is a walk-up line for those who are bus riders/don’t have a vehicle

*If you are HOMEBOUND and are not able to come to our Drive Up Pantry, please email: info@tcmichurch.com for food delivery*
WEEKLY DISTRIBUTION LOCATIONS
Ending Hunger in our Backyard
Our Food Pantry continues to feed hundreds of thousands of families in the Las Vegas community! If you or someone you know is experiencing hardship with food and would like to be provided with a box of fresh food please visit us! We’d love to help meet your physical & spiritual needs.

Our mission is to help individuals and families in the Las Vegas community. It’s an every day endeavor. Our amazing volunteers are committed to serving the community and serving you! Help us reach the hungry seniors that have to choose to between paying for their medications or filling their refrigerator. Help us feed the children that go to school hungry and are anxiously awaiting their free lunch for the day. Help us bridge the gap between those that make too much for welfare but not enough to make ends meet. Thank you for your continued support that helps us end hunger . . . right here in our backyard!

MAIN LOCATION • TCMI CHURCH
FOOD & CLOTHING DISTRIBUTIONS
SATURDAYS FROM 7-9AM

when
Wednesday
10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

Thursday
10:00 AM to 12:00 PM

Where
Calvary Downtown Outreach
@ Renaissance Church Campus
2101 E. Owens Ave.
North Las Vegas, NV 89030

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Above address NOT FOR DONATIONS.

View donation info here.

DONATIONS INFO
Eligibility
Anyone living in a house or apartment that can provide valid proof of residency.

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Must live in the 89030, 89031, 89032, 89081, 89101, 89106, 89104, 89110, 89115, 89142, 89156 zip code or have a church referral on official church letterhead.

required docs
Adults​

Lease agreement in your name with current rent receipt
or

Major utility bill in your name

Picture ID for all adults



minors

Birth certificate for children under 18 years of age

Social security card for children under 18 years of age

Home→Our Saviors Food Bank
Our Saviors Food Bank
Volunteer members distribute food to needy community members.

Please contact us directly if you or your neighbor needs food assistance.

Potluck & Program:

Every 2nd Sunday of the Month

Two Food Pantry offered Mobile Food Pantry
4th Saturday of Each Month
Each month, on the fourth Saturday, All Saints hosts the Food Bank of the Heartland's Mobile Food Pantry. During the coronavirus pandemic, the mobile pantry will have modified hours and operations—See the box at right for current details, and see below for a video of our March 28th Mobile Pantry in Action!

Next Mobile Food Pantry
The next Mobile Food Pantry will be a drive-through on Saturday, December 12th, from 8:30 AM until we run out. Volunteers should show up at 7 AM.

Pantry on Blondo
Mondays and Wednesdays
10 AM to Noon
Each Monday and Wednesday from 10:00 to noon, All Saints' Pantry on Blondo is open, providing food, diapers, and clothing for both children and adults. Volunteers are to pre-bag food. Call the church office to help. See this post for current information and details.

Mobile Food Pantry Calendar
The All Saints Foodbank of the Heartland Mobile Food Pantry is on the fourth Saturday of each month, from 9:00 to 11:00 AM. Volunteers are needed to help set up, distribute, and tear down, from 7:30 AM until noon. (You can come for any part of that time, or the whole time.)

2020 Summer Dates:
Saturday, June 27th
Saturday, July 25th
Saturday, August 22nd
Saturday, September 26th

Food-Net
Tuesday's @ 5:00pm
Our Site Rules
Everyone is treated equally regardless of race, disability or religious faith.
Smoking is prohibited.
Everyone must sign in and indicate the number of individuals in their household.
Distribution is conducted in lottery fashion. Tokens will be handed out beginning at 4:30 pm.
Everyone must supply his or her own bags or boxes.
You must be 18 or older to receive a token, as food cannot be distributed to children.
Distribution site is open from 5:00-6:00 pm only.
Each individual receives the same amount. No “extra” items are given for larger families.
Please do not ask for favorite items.
Children must remain with their parents at all times.
Restrooms are not available during distribution.
Service may be refused to anyone not following the site rules.
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Foodnet is a 501©(3) organization, and is a group of volunteers from many different churches and other non-profit organizations, trying to stop the waste of food and provide for those in need. Foodnet has been serving the Lincoln area since 1985.

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Visit us each Tuesday @ 5pm for the free distribution of food.



FoodNet continues to be a vibrant offering

from the Northwest Lincoln Church!! Clothing Give-away
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The clothing give-away is a free service we've offered to the community for many years. We accept good quality clothing, and open our doors once a month for any who would need clothing.

please contact to learn more

Food Pantry

The second Sunday of each month, parishioners bring food items for the Parish Food Pantry. These items are then donated to families in need. Individuals may come to the Blessed Sacrament Food Pantry every TWO months.

Contact: Parish Office/Teri Puncochar - 308-384-0532

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Billings First United Methodist Church strives to live out the following promises of Offering Hope…Changing Lives…Transforming Communities by offering opportunities for you to get involved in serving your neighbors.
Sandwich Ministry: Every Tuesday from 1-2pm
Prayer Ministry: Every Wednesday from 10-11am
Boy Scout Troop #7: Every Monday from 7-8pm
Food Bank Sunday: Every first Sunday of the month
Revelat!on Choir: Every Wednesday from 6-7pm

The Food + Personal Care Pantry, and the Clothing Closet are ministries of Christian City Church. Our mission is to provide confidential, temporary, bi-monthly assistance to the people of Christian City Church and the Gallatin Valley. In fulfilling this mission, we are constantly reminded that just as we have reviewed God's love, grace, and forgiveness, He empowers us to offer this gift to others by service to the community. As we serve the city, we serve Jesus.

Offers assistance to community and church families by offering weekly food baskets from our food pantry, fellowship meal services for homebound and sick/shut-in individuals. Through each person touched by this ministry, we seek to nourish not only their bodies, but their spirits as well.

For more information, please contact goodshepherdministry@cumc-kc.org.

Missions and Outreach
The mission of Antioch is to reach up, reach in, and reach out. We give out free food at the Crosslines Food Distribution on the first Friday from March through October at Robberson Elementary School and on the fourth Wednesday of every month at Deliverance Temple Ministries. If you would like to join us to be disciples of Christ, call Pastor Kevin at 417-833-6171.

Jesus said to them,

"I am the bread of life. Whoever comes to me will never be hungry,

and whoever believes in me will never be thirsty." - John 6:35



Project Hope Food Pantry provides nourishment for the mind, body, and soul. Tell someone, whose family is in need of food, that we have room for them at our table. Project Hope Food Pantry is open every Tuesday from 9:00 am - 11:00 am.



We are located at 10600 Bellefontaine Rd, St Louis MO 63137



For details contact the BUMC main office at 314.867.0800.



We are waiting to serve you. Until then, Live Well!

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