Connections stand at the heart of why Christians become involved in community service. Meeting physical needs — a meal, a pair of shoes, a warm jacket — can be very important, but even more vital is time spent face-to-face, looking one another in the eye, saying with actions more than with words that we care; that we see them as a child of God; someone with value and dignity.
Read MoreThis article is part one in a three-part series of articles from Pastor Dave Risendal and Faith Formation Leader Jeanne Maloney on community service as a core component of Christian life. These articles are intended to coincide with our High School Youth Group’s service trip to Anapra, Mexico (June 23-29).
Read MoreThe StPLC youth are preparing for their mission trip and several events are planned for the summer. Get the details here.
Read MoreIf you or one of your friends, neighbors, co-workers or relatives has been struggling with life challenges, contact a Saint Peter Stephen Leader.
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