Blind Ministry
This outreach to the blind community provides a monthly fellowship dinner for those who are blind or visually impaired on the last Friday of each month from 5:30-7:30 pm in the Fellowship Hall. Volunteers provide transportation, prepare and serve food to guests, and help set up and clean up.
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Contact: Annette Langefeld-Kennedy
The Coffeehouse
The Coffeehouse, a monthly social event for adults with special needs, is held on the 2nd Friday of each month from 7:00-8:30 pm (except December) in the Family Life Center gym. In 2022, we celebrated our 20th year hosting Coffeehouses!
Volunteers help make these nights special from beginning to end for over 150 attendees by volunteering to set up, greet guests, serve refreshments, and clean up. Volunteer Sign Up: bit.ly/3kqoHGN. Please come and help us make our special needs adults feel our Christian love!
Learn More about The Coffeehouse at Resurrection and At Other Churches
Contact: Brenda Peterson
Habitat for Humanity, Lutheran Coalition
Volunteer as part of a team in home construction for families in need.
The Lutheran Coalition brings 10 Wake County churches together to strengthen relationships while serving families in need of affordable housing.
Sign Up: http://vhub.at/lutheranbuild
No experience necessary; there will be jobs for everyone with a serving heart! Look at pictures here!
For details, Lutheran Coalition | Habitat for Humanity Wake County (habitatwake.org). If interested or have any questions, reach out to Tim Hiteshew, Lyle Malotky, or Bill Boyer.
Contact: Tim Hiteshew
H.E.R.O.E.S. Care
The Hometown Support Program pairs services members, veterans, and their families or other primary caregivers with extensively trained Stephen Ministers serving as Hometown Support Volunteers (HSV).
Contact: Faith Shaw
Human Care
Resurrection partners with several local agencies to provide support. Volunteers are needed for year-round special events and collections.
Contact: Jan Boyer
Meals on Wheels Wake County
Deliver noontime meals to Cary area elderly and shut-ins.
Contact: Meals on Wheels Wake County (wakemow.org)
RLC Day of Service (Operation Inasmuch)
During this annual event, we provide numerous acts of service for our church, community, and country. We begin with breakfast in the Family Life Center at 8:00 am, and most activities are completed by noon. There are many opportunities available for all ages to participate. Nursery care provided. Some of the activities will be at RLC and others off-site.
In the past, activities included Habitat for Humanity, Lutheran World Relief care packages, card making, quilting and sewing, and much more. You will find the full listing closer to the date of event.
Contact: Jan Boyer
Safe Families for Children
Safe Families for Children creates extended family-like supports for desperate families through a community of devoted volunteers who are motivated by faith to keep children safe and keep families intact. There are a variety of ways to serve including General Supporters, Host Family, Family Friend, Family Coach, and Resource Friend.
If you are looking for a truly rewarding and challenging experience, consider becoming a Safe Families Host Family. You will make a lasting impression on a child in need and possibly change the trajectory of a family in crisis. Host Families serve as the backbone of the Safe Families movement. Without families opening their homes and opening their hearts, we could not care for vulnerable children in our communities.
safe-families.org
Contact: Dan and Jennifer Shaltanis
Sleep in Heavenly Peace
Sleep in Heavenly Peace builds beds for families who do not have the means to provide beds for their children. Volunteers help build, deliver, and assemble beds in homes under the direction of SHP team leads.
shpbeds.org
Contact: Sandy Douglas