Ways you can join us to give back to our community.
A five-congregation ecumenical partnership in a Habitat for Humanity project is about to happen in St. Helens.
We are excited about our new service and mission project helping build a house! As we begin you have the chance to meet others who are involved, see the site of the house, and join in prayer for this new adventure.
Sunday, September 29 from 1:30-2:15 pm will be the “kick-off” at the Project site at 7th and Plymouth St. (497 S. 7th). Plan on coming to see what’s happening.
Keep an eye out in the local paper for the photo and article featuring the Habitat project and the pastors breaking ground with the golden shovel.
A Chili Cook-Off is scheduled for October 12 at First Lutheran Church. 4:30 to 6:30. Tickets are $8 for adults and $4 for children.
We are excited about our new service and mission project helping build a house! As we begin you have the chance to meet others who are involved, see the site of the house, and join in prayer for this new adventure.
Sunday, September 29 from 1:30-2:15 pm will be the “kick-off” at the Project site at 7th and Plymouth St. (497 S. 7th). Plan on coming to see what’s happening.
Keep an eye out in the local paper for the photo and article featuring the Habitat project and the pastors breaking ground with the golden shovel.
A Chili Cook-Off is scheduled for October 12 at First Lutheran Church. 4:30 to 6:30. Tickets are $8 for adults and $4 for children.
Check out these Newspaper articles:
THE CHRONICLE NEWSPAPER 9/29/19: Churches partner for Habitat for HumanityCHANNEL 8 NEWS COVERAGE 9/29/19: Churches, Habitat for Humanity break ground on St. Helens homes
Helping Our neighbors in need with dignity, respect and hospitality.
Community Meals is an all-volunteer group of individuals. It has been operating as a benevolent kitchen at First Lutheran Church in St. Helens since June, 2009. It is a member agency of the Columbia Pacific Food Bank and the first of its kind for Columbia County, serving hot nutritious meals every Tuesday and Thursday prepared with the resources from the local Food Bank. Community Meals has a restaurant license with the County Health Department and has received all perfect scores from inspections.
Plymouth Presbyterian Church Supports this organization through volunteers and donations of butter and funding. We sponsor a "Butter Shower" on a regular basis to collect butter for the cause. If you would like to volunteer to work at Community Meals with the Plymouth Volunteers or if you would like to make a donation contact Gina Harrington or Linda Dunn.
Community Meals Website
Serving meals: Tuesdays and Thursdays year-round
Plymouth Presbyterian Church Supports this organization through volunteers and donations of butter and funding. We sponsor a "Butter Shower" on a regular basis to collect butter for the cause. If you would like to volunteer to work at Community Meals with the Plymouth Volunteers or if you would like to make a donation contact Gina Harrington or Linda Dunn.
Community Meals Website
Serving meals: Tuesdays and Thursdays year-round
A Butter shower is held periodically throughout the year to collect butter for Community Meals. However, you may donate butter at any time. Contact Linda Dunn for more information.
Plymouth Presbyterian Church supports and sponsors the CCWC. The warming center provides a warm place to sleep for those who are in need of shelter. If you would like more information on this program contact Jan Stites.
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We are a group who serve at the St Helens Senior Center on the 3rd Wednesday & the 4th Monday of each month at 11:15 am. The location is St Helens Senior Center. Services provided by these volunteers are kitchen and dining room assistance as well as meals on wheels delivery. Financial support and volunteer time are both appreciated at the St Helens Senior Center.
Stewardship is accomplished in many ways...
1. Monetary giving. Place your gift in the collections basket or contact Fran Pickering. Be sure to indicate your preference as to how you want the donation applied.
2. Sweep the sidewalk before Sunday Morning Church
3. Open the Blinds before Sunday Morning Church
4. Mowing - trim work
5. Wash windows
6. Weed flower beds
7. Volunteer as Lay Leader
8. Volunteer to host or help host Coffee Hour
9. Volunteer on a work project, See Blg. & Grounds Chair, Ken Anderson, for more information.
10. Help on a committee - click on "Session page" in the navigation bar find a committee.
A big thank you to all those who give so often and so much!