The local chapter of Habitat for Humanity works in partnership to build simple, decent houses that are sold to partner families at no profit through zero-interest loans. St. Paul provides funding support and willing workers.
Do you have time and heart to give? People are exercising their can-do faith this fall, swinging hammers and serving lunches. The Davenport worksite is at 1920 W. 2nd St.
To get involved, be in touch with Joel Moore,
Photo, above: St. Paul members Don Hiesterman and Phil Simms join new Habitat homeowners holding a quilt made by St. Paul volunteers.
St. Paul sponsors two opportunities to give blood each year. The Mississippi Valley Regional Blood Center sets up a mobile clinic that inspires the generosity of St. Paul people. The next date is Wednesday, Sept. 24, 1-6 p.m. in Fellowship Hall.
You’re eligible if you’re 17 or older (16-year-olds may give with parental consent) and in good health. Make an appointment today.
Contact Irene Hanssen, , 563-381-5037
St. Paul women create colorful quilts that are distributed through community agencies and to worldwide mission. Join the quilters when they gather to tie-off their handiwork with yarn knots.
Contact Corrine Betcher, 563-355-6163
Quilt sewing sessions will help young and old learn to sew quilt tops to share with people in need, or for your own quilting project. Bring a machine and cutting tools. Cloth is provided.
Contact Lisa Gaston,
"...Jesus reduced the mark of a Christian to one word: 'By this all will know you are my disciples,' he said: 'if you LOVE one another.' The most subversive act the church can take is consistently to obey that command." ~Philip Yancey