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Local
Service
Austin Area Interreligious Ministries—Ted Ziehe
Blood
Drive—Donate blood at TLLC's quarterly blood drives.
CROP
Walk—Make
a difference in our community and the world.
Down
Home Ranch—Donate greeting
card fronts to and buy greeting cards from
this country place for kids and adults with special
needs. Bring donated greeting card fronts to the Giving
Market in the narthex.
Faith in Action Caregivers - NW—Drive seniors to doctor appointments, grocery shopping, and personal errands.
Habitat
for Humanity—working in conjunction with
Thrivent/Habitat for Humanity.
Hill
Country Community Ministries—Donate
peanut butter and other nonperishable food items at
the TLLC Giving Market in the Narthex.
Lutheran
Social Services of the
South—TLLC Coordinators
are Laurel and
Joel Reed.
MANNA—Funding
for local needs via Caritas of Austin, Far Northwest Caregivers,
and members in need of special assistance, at Pastors’ discretion.
Meals on Wheels—Join the TLLC team to deliver meals to homebound poor and elderly.
Refugee Sponsorship—We currently do not have a TLLC coordinator for this program.
If you would like to volunteer or find out more, contact Mary Halaney.
Salvation
Army—TLLC
provides a team of 6-10 volunteers the 4th Sunday
of every month to serve dinner to homeless and urban
poor.
Global Outreach
CROP
Walk—Join the CROP Walk or sponsor
a Cropwalker!
ELCA World Hunger Appeal—Funding
from Randalls Good Neighbor Program
Fair
Trade Coffee—Support
small growers in third world countries by buying
Fair Trade coffee, tea and chocolate.
Global
Health Ministries—Roll sheet bandages for Global Health Ministries to send to third world countries. For more information contact: Mary Halaney.
Quilts for Lutheran World Relief—TLLC’s
quilting group meets on Monday morning to make
quilts for Lutheran World Relief to deliver to people
in need throughout the world. You can participate by
making the quilts and/or donating supplies.
Advocacy
The
ELCA understands advocacy to be part of its
mission, stating it “is one way we seek to love
our neighbor in response to God’s love given
us in Jesus Christ. We are caring for, standing with,
and serving people who are living in poverty and who
are suffering when we work for public and corporate
policies that advance justice, peace, human dignity,
and care for the earth.”
Bread
for the World—Write
to legislators urging action on hunger-related issues,
buy Christmas cards to support the work of Bread for
the World.
Texas
Impact—TLLC
contact person—Ted Ziehe
Ministry
Mission
Laredo—Support the work of Miission Laredo by becoming a Missionary for a Day, providing Christmas gifts for children and elders, and/or preparing school bags for the
children.
Olivewood Project—Purchase hand-carved olive wood figures and support the Lutheran School at Beit Sahour, near Bethlehem.
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