Helping Others

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​Mitten Tree & Coat Collection

Blessing Box

Thank you for your generous support of the Blessing Box! The Blessing Box continues to be an important food resource for our community. Donations of non-perishable food and household items are always welcome. Items can be placed directly in the box or placed in the tote in the narthex.

​Our Blessing Box was installed  April 2017. This free pantry provides food and household items to anyone in need; the community has heavily used this resource since it was installed. If you would like to donate to the Blessing Box, your donations can be put directly into the Blessing Box or dropped off at the Church office.  We ask that any donated food products not be expired and can withstand the outside weather.  

Lutheran World Relief Supplies

Once again, we are in need of hand towels, bars of soap, and baby socks for our baby kits. Please place the items in the basket by the elevator.  Thank you for all your support!!

The Concerns Committee is collecting gently used winter coats and new hats, gloves, and scarves for The Salvation Army through January 6. If you’d like to support this cause, coats can be hung on the marked coat rack in the narthex. Gloves, hats, and scarves can be added to the Mitten Tree. Thank you for your support!

​Operation Christmas Child

The Concerns Committee would like to thank everyone who packed a shoebox for Operation Christmas Child.  A total of 76 boxes were packed by St. Peter.  We pray that they will bring joy to a child this Christmas.

Mission Trip

ACT (Answering the Call Together) is planning a hurricane relief mission trip to Plymouth, NC on February 25th - March 1st, 2019. This mission trip is free to any volunteer who would like to go help. ACT will provide lodging, all meals, and tools. Transportation to Plymouth, NC will be the responsibility of the volunteer. Car-pooling will be available as people sign-up for this mission trip. All individuals, groups, and churches are welcome to join ACT on this mission trip. If anyone has questions please call David Wallace at 419-706-8656 for more information.​