Key Poland church leaders that our Summit teams served with during past summers will share how God is using English camps and other outreach ideas to create open doors for young people to build relationships and encounter Jesus. 

Students (grades 6-8) and leaders reflect on how God worked through service, relationships, and stepping out in faith during their time in Chicago.

Hear how God moved through medical and dental outreach, school outreach, and through prayer with our 9-member Minnesota team and our 9-member Brazil team.

Students (grades 11-12) and leaders share how God worked through kids ministry, outreach, and relationships with Muslim refugee families.

A look at how hands-on service and meaningful relationships are making an impact with Muslim immigrants in the Vancouver area.

Hear how God is working through refugee resettlement and local outreach in our communities as lives are being rebuilt and hope
is restored. Interested in joining a Good Neighbor Team: Stay for lunch (11:30am) and learn how to be involved in a new team.

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Learn how sustainable farming and church planting are creating opportunities to share the Gospel and strengthen communities around the world.

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Come hear how God is moving through our partner church in Guadalajara and a new outreach that is starting in a nearby community.

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Students (grades 6-8) and leaders reflect on how God worked through service, relationships, and stepping out in faith during their time in Chicago.

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Partners serving internationally share stories and updates from their ministries. (Details limited for security. Will not be on Zoom.)

Hear how God moved through medical and dental outreach, school outreach, and through prayer with our 9-member Minnesota team and our 9-member Brazil team.

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Church service at Island Lake Park.

Students (grades 11-12) and leaders share how God worked through kids ministry, outreach, and relationships with Muslim refugee families.

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Hear about their recent missionary care trip with Zach & Misa Harrod and learn how God is at work in the Czech Republic.

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Discover how Calvary is partnering with other churches to provide a holistic clinic offering dental, medical, eye care, and more this November. There will be time to cover this ministry with prayer.

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A look at how hands-on service and meaningful relationships are making an impact with Muslim immigrants in the Vancouver area.

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Learn how God is at work through our broader church network and partnerships.

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Thousands of refugees arrive in Minnesota from all over the world. Calvary works with Arrive Ministries and “adopts” a new family each year. Volunteers have the privilege of welcoming refugees and walking alongside them as they adjust to life in Minnesota, finding new hope, new beginnings, and new friends. 

• Provide rides to and from appointments for families.

• Help with finding refugees new employment and/or provide English tutoring.• Collect new and lightly-used children’s books to help families improve literacy.

• Purchase and/or bring furniture, food, and clothing to a new family’s home.

Contact 

Vonn Dornbush

Impact Pastor

Through the effective reuse of donated items, Bridging improves lives by providing quality furniture and household goods to those transitioning out of homelessness and poverty. 

To date, Bridging has served over 80,000 households and currently operates out of two locations—Bloomington and Roseville. Bridging serves over 14,000 people in need every year, including 7,000 youth and children. On average, Bridging distributes 14 semi-truck loads of furniture and household goods to 80 households every week. They continue to accept quality, gently used items, and by doing so, divert 200,000 pounds of inventory from landfills each week.

The impact Bridging has made in the lives of local people in need, the environment, and its volunteers is monumental. Through support from individuals and businesses throughout the community, Bridging continues to bring hope and stability to thousands of local households.

QUALITY OF ITEMS ACCEPTED
• Quality, gently used, and new items accepted.
• All items must be clean and in good working condition (fully functioning).
• Free of rips, stains, and/or pet hair.
• Not sure if you should donate an item? Ask yourself if you would feel comfortable giving it to a friend or family member.

Do you still have questions?

Contact
WENDY ERICKSON
Volunteer Coordinator—Roseville

Door of Hope partners with God to redeem lives and restore families affected by trauma and abuse. They offer Biblical counseling, trauma recovery prayer ministry, conferences, and workshops. 

Volunteer to be a support group facilitator, help with monthly mailings, conferences, fundraising events, and more.

Contact
DIANE STORES
Founder & President

Esther Homes comes alongside pregnant women experiencing crisis by providing housing and resources within a community of support to move towards family stability. There are various ways of getting involved.

• In-House examples include cooking meals, providing childcare, service projects at the house, etc.

• Organizational examples include fundraising, event organization, donation sorting, networking, etc.

Contact

Amber Hornsby

Executive Director

Feed My Starving Children (FMSC) strives to eliminate starvation throughout the world by packing simple, sustainable meals.
Donations, given by people like you, fund the meal ingredients. Volunteers like you hand-pack the meals. Meals are donated to FMSC food partners around the world, where kids are fed and lives are saved.
Calvary Church and Calvary in Haiti are official partners with FMSC. We ship an annual container to Haiti and distribute the food to the 16 Calvary partner churches including our sister church in Delmas and the churches in Pernier and Cotin.

To schedule a group session, visit FMSC.ORG

Food shelves provide quality, healthy food for our neighbors in need, helping them be self-sufficient, stable, and successful.

• Bring canned food items throughout the year to the collection bins on each campus. Donations go to Keystone Community Food Shelf and White Bear Emergency Food Shelf.
• There are also opportunities to volunteer at these food shelves. Volunteers make a difference as they help their neighbors.

Contact
VONN DORNBUSH
Impact Pastor

The Hospitality Center’s mission is “Sharing the love of Jesus Christ through hospitality with international students and scholars in the Twin Cities.” They create activities that give the students and volunteers a chance to become friends. When students have a Christian friend who shares not just their lives but also the love of Jesus, students spirits' are lifted and their sense of belonging shaped.

Founded in 1992, the Hospitality Center building is located across the street from the University of Minnesota St. Paul Campus. They also have offices in River of Hope Church close to the East Bank Campus.

• Host an international student in your home at the holidays or throughout the summer.
• Be a friendship match to a student.
• Participate in day hikes, trips, eand events with a core form the church.

Contact
JON NESVIG
Volunteer Director

Manna Market is an emergency food rescue ministry in Spring Lake Park. The mission of Manna Market is to be good stewards of the abundance God blesses our state with to build community through distribution of recovered food, and to provide opportunities for people to grow in the Christian faith. Manna Market believes that faith is most powerful when it is lived out in action and that action means rescuing some of 38% of food wasted annually in Minnesota to come alongside and help the approximately 1 in 5 Minnesotan’s who struggle with food insecurity. Volunteer opportunities include:

• Picking up food from stores, unloading trucks, sorting food, distributing food, checking in visitors, tear down, and more.

 Contact

MOY GOMEZ, Calvary Church Volunteer

Meals on Wheels is a community-based service that focuses on providing fresh, nutritious meals and delivering them directly to the home of seniors and others with limited mobility. Calvary partners with 15 other Twin Cities churches to fill the need for a fresh meal and a listening ear for homebound individuals. It’s a minimal commitment—just two hours, once a month!

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BARRY JOHNSON
Calvary Church Volunteer

At New Life Family Services, we believe each person should have the ability to receive physical, emotional, and spiritual support as they face pregnancy-related situations and circumstances.

We walk beside each client offering them love and support to make informed and educated decisions in their time of crisis and need. It is through this care that we are seeing God change hearts, save lives, build families, and restore hope.

• Client support roles are only available during New Life Family Service business hours. More information can be found at nlfs.org/get-involved/volunteer
• Ministry support roles vary and can be matched to volunteer availability and time commitment. Examples include donating baby items, distributing brochures in your area, and more. 

Contact
VOLUNTEER COORDINATOR

NorthHub Mission is the parent non-profit organization for The Well (Middle School) and The Mounds View Breakfast Club (High School) for the Mounds View area students.

• The Well meets two Fridays a month right after school from 2:30-3:30pm. There is always an awesome treat, games, and truths from the Bible.

• The Mounds View Breakfast Club happens two Fridays a moth at 7am with a huge breakfast, lots of friends, and truths from the Bible.

Contact

Jon Ochs

Solid Ground is an award winning nonprofit organization whose proven, holistic approach helps families build the strong foundations they need to emerge from homelessness into a brighter future. Through safe, affordable housing and innovative supportive programming, Solid Ground helps families transition to a higher-level of self-sufficiency and break the cycle of homelessness and poverty for the next generation.

Volunteer opportunities include serving as an academic tutor for youth or adults, welcoming visitors as a front desk assistant, helping families shop for groceries as a mobile food shelf helper, and more. Supporting participants by helping them access additional resources throughout the community.

Contact
AMY OTTAVIANI
Calvary Church Volunteer

Union Gospel Mission Twin Cities (UGMTC) offers help for the homeless, poor, and addicted in the Twin Cities through meals, shelter, recovery, education and job training programs.

Hundreds of volunteers make the work of Union Gospel Mission possible each week. If you are ready to give someone a hand, there are many ways to get involved.

• Ongoing opportunities include mentors, Bible study leaders, drivers, serving meals, and many more. Go online at ugmtc.org/volunteer to see a complete list and fill out a volunteer application.
• Group opportunities include fine dining experience, serve dessert, and sort incoming donations. This is a great way to serve with your Small Group.

Contact
JOSH WINDHAM
Volunteer Services Manager

Young Life Northern Twin Cities exists to introduce adolescents to Jesus Christ and help them grow in their faith. All middle and high school students who live in the Mounds View & Roseville School distrcts are welcome (whether they attend public or private school).

• Become a leader and volunteer your time to work direclty with young people.

• Support the staff and leaders as part of the local adult committee.

Contact

Mitch Fredrickson