Outreach at St. Luke's

St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Durham NC has always considered serving others to be an essential part of who we are as a church. In following Jesus' words and example, we find fellowship with each other and with those we serve. Our parish practices Outreach in two complementary ways: through direct, hands-on involvement of our members, and through financial support of selected programs and agencies both in Durham and throughout the world. Whether we are hammering nails at a Habitat house, making a casserole for the Soup Kitchen, or participating in one of our Outreach fundraisers, Outreach is an integral part of living our faith at St. Luke's. Read these stories and then come and join us as we "go in peace to love and serve the Lord."

Sunday, September 18, 2011

Casseroles for Urban Ministries of Durham (UMD) Ministry

Once per month (usually the 1st Sunday) you will find casserole pans, a recipe, and a label on the round glass table in the Sprague Room. 
 This is a quiet, easy ministry, where we make and bake a casserole for those who are hungry and will be fed at UMD’s Soup Kitchen.  Other churches in Durham also participate in this ministry.  Please take at least one pan home – you have a week to make, bake, and return it to the freezer in Johnson Hall’s kitchen.  I then pick up and deliver all of the casseroles (we try for at least 20 per month) to the Soup Kitchen on Tuesday morning.  Contact Monnie Riggin for more information or questions.  
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