God's Work, Our Hands 2017

​God’s Work, Our Hands Day is the second Sunday of September set aside by the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America for its members to reach out into their communities to make a difference.  Nearly one hundred members of St. Paul of all ages donned yellow shirts, gathered for breakfast, and worked on projects.  These included the painting skate board park area, trash can holders, weed sidewalks, making and decorating cookies for service workers in our community, changed oil in vehicles, clean Liggett park and replace a section of fence, collecting self-care items for Family Resource Exchange, and tying fleece blankets to be distributed around the world by Lutheran World Relief.  Seed money for the projects was received from Thrivent to purchase fleece for the blankets, cookie decorations.  Thanks to all who came out to share their hands for God’s work.

  HERE WE ARE AGAIN TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY WITH
                         "GOD WORK. OUR HANDS"


wATCH  fOR  oUR  yELLOW  sHIRTS  WE WILL
BE EVERY WHERE  !!