Other Outreach Programs
Loaves and Fishes is a free meal offered to the community at the Watertown Moravian Church. We want to feed people physically, emotionally, relationally and spiritually. We provide a hot, healthy meal and fellowship to those who are facing financial difficulties, to those who enjoy sharing a meal with others and to anyone for any reason that brings them in the door. The meal is served every Monday, except holidays, from 5:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at the Watertown Moravian Church, 510 Cole Street, Watertown.
See more at: http://www.ebenezermoravianchurch.org/Loaves---Fishes.html
Who is required to take the training? St. Paul's Staff, St. Paul's Vestry, volunteers who work with or interact with children including Mary's Room, youth group, and Sunday School.
Click HERE for Model Policies for the Protection of Children and Youth from Abuse PDF.
Go online to register at: http://dioceseofmilwaukee.wufoo.com/forms/safeguarding-gods-children-and-people-online/
St. Paul’s is part of the Shared Mission Group of nine churches in the city. We are currently serving 97 kids. Collecting: 16-oz can size of peaches, pears, mandarin oranges, and pineapple chunks. We always need fruit!
We also run SOS or Save our Students, which is a brief mission during June, July and August where each church collects school supplies and then they are distributed to all families in need right before school starts.
Click here for more information on the programs.
Click here for a School Supplies Needed List.
Serving a wide range of people from elderly, to singles, to young families. It is a meal of fellowship for the community. The joy of Bread and Roses is that all are welcome.
There is no sign-up nor sign-in sheet. Just come to the 10th Street entrance of Immanuel Lutheran Church, go down the elevator or stairway to the hallway which leads to the Fellowship Hall, find an empty chair at the table, and enjoy the delicious home cooked food.
There is never a request for donation from meal participants. For more details and to read about the history of how it was started at St. Paul's see: http://www.watertownimmanuel.org/bread-roses
What is our Vision? To provide a safe environment, demonstrating love, hope and encouragement to all who stay.
What is our mission? The Haus of Peace cultivates independence and helps provide solutions for our guests in times of housing crisis by walking with them on their path and helping them with decisions that will create a more secure future for them
and their families.
For more information contact us at houseofpeace.wi@gmail.com