December 13, 2020
Christmas Eve Offering
Christmas Eve offering has been a tradition for SPL. 100% of the funds donated go outside of the church to our community. This year, our Christmas Eve offering will help support the six different food banks in our area during the upcoming winter months.
All of us have been impacted in different ways by the challenges of this COVID season, but a special thank you to our local food banks. These organizations & their volunteers are part of our “frontline support network” providing our community with the “essential service” of access to food.
You can help families in our communities going through tough times right now. How?
- Volunteering to pick up groceries for your local food bank with donated funds.
- Dropping food donations into the bins at your grocery store.
- Giving to our Christmas Eve offering.
- If you’d like to volunteer at a local food bank in your area, please contact Ryan Lamoureux at ryanplamoureus@gmail.com.
Thank you for your generosity towards families who need a helping hand this season.
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