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Weekend Warriors

Could you donate a small bag of food occasionally for a Washington Township family?

Washington Township School's Early Learning Center Developmental Preschool serves students ages 3 through 5 who have met the eligibility requirements for special education services and supports and would benefit from early intervention.

This school reached out to us recently about providing diapers and food to some of their struggling families, and we knew our congregation would rise to the occasion! Each week we are taking plastic grocery bags of food (that will fit in a child's backpack) to send home for the weekend. We need your help! Can you bring 1-2 small bags of food? Consider including non-perishable items like canned pasta sauce, veggies, fruit, meats, soups, or beans, boxes of pasta, bags of rice, tortillas, granola bars, crackers, and other kid-friendly items. Nothing that needs to be refrigerated, is in a glass jar, or requires other ingredients to be made, please.

Drop off your donation in the bin marked "Weekend Warriors" between doors 6 and 7 any time before noon on Thursdays.

Click here to sign up.

Contact Deleath Blomberg at drblomberg1@gmail.com with any questions.

Submitted by Deleath Blomberg



Indy Action Coalition

April 8 | 6:30PM | North Indy Campus

“We are building power to create safe and healthy communities where everyone is safe from gun violence, has access to affordable housing, and welcomes our immigrant and refugee neighbors.”

So what is Indy Action Coalition anyway?

Indy Action Coalition is a grassroots, multi-faith community organizing effort. We started organizing in December, and the movement is growing and gaining participation from over a dozen different faith-based groups. Our coach and professional organizer, Josh Riddick, is taking us through a disciplined process, where we are putting our learnings into immediate action. We are learning how structure organizing is different from mass protests, and the role that each plays in bringing social change. We are proud to be connected as a “sister movement” to Indianapolis’ Black Church Coalition and Validus Movement, making this the largest organizing effort in the state.

If you have felt helpless in the face of executive orders and rapid social change, you might consider joining this movement.

Click here to register.

Submitted by Shelly Clasen