Congregational Acts of Kindness

We take pride in doing good for our community and for the world. Each week we gather an Offering for “God’s work in God’s World.” Here are just a few things we have been engaged in as a congregation.

milk bag beds

An amazing and talented group of women from our congregation and around Cambridge get together and create these sleeping-mat beds. Some are shipped to third-world countries, and some are used right here in Cambridge.

These beds are made by donated milk bags that are cut, chained together, and then woven to make durable beds that protect from ground moisture.

If you would like to help out, we would love to collect your milk bags or even your time to help create these life-changing beds.

planting trees

The youth in our congregation getting together to plant trees.

We are always working to make the world a better place, and we invite you to join us — no matter your age! Looking forward to seeing you!

Food cupboard

In addition to supporting local service agencies such as The Cambridge Self-Help Food Bank, The Alzheimer Society, Trinity Community Table, The Bridges, Haven House, and Sleeping Children Around the World, we stock our own cupboard of food which is available year-round to anyone who needs it.

Thank you in advance to all who donate to the cupboard. In 2023, the Coffee Hour contributions for the Food Pantry totaled to $344.

Sunday “Coffee Hours” are dedicated to various Ministries such as these from 2023

Neighbours in Need: Coffee hour Donation in 2023 = $424

Community Table: Coffee Hour Contribution in 2023 = $274 Nutrition for Learning: Coffee Hour Contribution in 2023 = $162

Cambridge Self-Help Food Bank: Coffee Contribution in 2023 = $213

Significant Funds are collected in support of organizations in our community and around the world.

Bridges: More Coming Soon

Canadian Lutheran World Relief: More Coming Soon

Camino Wellbeing (formerly Monica Place): More Coming soon

Member Acts of Kindness

The people of St. Paul’s use Sundays to “fuel up” to be “sent out.” We are gathering a list of the ministries congregants are invested in that are typical of the people of St. Paul’s. We are eager to feature these stories on this page.