We believe our hands on work and our financial contributions are making a meaningful impact on those less fortunate. We look forward to continuing to share God’s love and blessings abundantly and joyfully in the years ahead!
Outreach Activities
Hands on work as a congregation:
Beautified Robeson Harrington Park in September with over 40 people participating
Raised over $27,000 from the Tour de Noel
Provided over 80 gifts with our Christmas Giving Tree program
Donated over 100 coats in January to the homeless
Raised over $1,200 from over 100 people as part of our UTO in March
Donated 18 pints of blood from 30 donors during our two Blood Drive’s in March and June
Delivered 80 beautiful overflowing Easter Baskets to the needy
Painted the entire Canal Alliance facility with other churches and local organizations (90 gallons of paint, 25 offices, 90 people- 10 from St John’s)
Donated $27,000 to charities (so far this year from Tour proceeds)
Raised $21,000 for charities from the Rummage Sale
Donated over 250 pounds of nutritious food to the Marin Community Food Bank during our Feed a Family Month in May
Improved the lives of Mexican Orphans as 25 members of the parish went on the Family Mission Trip. These families also raised $1,400 from the Fiesta Luncheon to buy school supplies and St John’s made an additional $1,000 grant to the orphanage for supplies.
Delivered monthly meals to a local homeless shelter
For more information on how you can ''Share the Love,'' please see the links below, come by the Outreach bulletin board in Hallet Hall at church, contact one of the outreach team members, or come to our outreach meetings.
We cannot merely pray to you, O God, to end war; for we know that you have made the world in a way
that humans must find their own path to peace
within themselves and with their neighbors.
We cannot merely pray to you, O God, to end starvation;
for you have already given us the resources with which
to feed the entire world if only we would use them wisely.
We cannot merely pray to you, O God, to root out prejudice;
for you have given us eyes with which to see the good in
all people if only we would use them rightly.
We cannot merely pray to you, O God, to end despair;
for you have given us the power to end hopelessness and
poverty and to give hope if only we would use our power justly.
We cannot merely pray to you, O God, to end disease;
for you have already given us great minds with which to search
out cures and healing, if only we would use them constructively.
Therefore, we pray to you instead, O God, for strength, determination
and will power to DO instead of just to pray, to BECOME instead
of just to wish. AMEN.