Rolling Road Regency Senior Lunch Ministry

Every Tuesday morning throughout the year, lots of laughter and tantalizing smells fill the Hope kitchen! That’s when a group of 3–4 dedicated volunteers gathers to prepare and deliver lunch to 20–30 residents of the Rolling Road Apartments in Cranberry Township.

The menu changes each week, but one thing remains the same—the meals are always delicious and greatly appreciated by the residents.

Those who volunteer with the Senior Lunch Ministry enjoy being part of it for many reasons. It’s an opportunity to provide a meal to neighbors, make a difference in our community, and spend time with fellow Hope members. For many volunteers, the friendships and connections they make along the way are an added blessing.

The Senior Lunch Ministry is just one of the many outreach efforts supported by our Social Outreach Committee. Throughout the year, our church family comes together to support our neighbors in many ways— from donating food to local food banks and providing Christmas gifts for local children to participating in a variety of community service projects.

The Senior Lunch Ministry is always looking for volunteers. If you would like to learn more, please reach out to Angie Wentz or one of our pastors.

And if Tuesdays don’t fit your schedule, there are plenty of other ways to get involved. You might enjoy cooking or baking, helping with meal preparation, serving or delivering meals, or simply spending time with others. Whatever your gifts, interests, or availability, there is a place for you. The Social Outreach Committee would be happy to tell you more about the many opportunities available and help you find one that’s a good fit. Please contact Patti Black or visit the Social Outreach Ministry page for more details.

Serving our neighbors is a wonderful way to put our faith into action. Through these simple acts of service, we become God’s hands in the world and share His love with others. Whether you have a little time or a lot, there is a place for you to serve—and a neighbor who may be blessed by your willingness to help.

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