The Cactus & The Cross Blog

Looking for a meaningful way to assist others? Join our Shower Ministry on Friday, November 20, from 9 am to noon, where we extend support and companionship to our community's unhoused neighbors. This ministry offers more than just hot showers. It emphasizes dignity, hospitality, and expressing God’s love through small, caring actions. Besides showers, we provide hygiene products, clean towels, and most importantly, a warm and respectful presence. 👐 How You Can Help Whether

From November 15-22, we have a wonderful opportunity to support our neighbors experiencing homelessness by partnering with Family Promise. This crucial ministry provides families not only with shelter and meals but also with dignity, encouragement, stability, and hope during challenging times. Your involvement makes this transformative work possible. Whether you can offer a few hours or stay overnight, there’s a chance for everyone to contribute. 👐 Ways You Can Serve Overnig

From November 15-22, we have a wonderful opportunity to support our neighbors experiencing homelessness by partnering with Family Promise. This crucial ministry provides families not only with shelter and meals but also with dignity, encouragement, stability, and hope during challenging times. Your involvement makes this transformative work possible. Whether you can offer a few hours or stay overnight, there’s a chance for everyone to contribute. 👐 Ways You Can Serve Overnig

Looking for a meaningful way to assist others? Join our Shower Ministry on Friday, November 6, from 9 am to noon, where we extend support and companionship to our community's unhoused neighbors. This ministry offers more than just hot showers. It emphasizes dignity, hospitality, and expressing God’s love through small, caring actions. Besides showers, we provide hygiene products, clean towels, and most importantly, a warm and respectful presence. 👐 How You Can Help Whether y

The General Election is November 3. Make plans now to participate in this important part of our civic life. As we prepare for the election, we are reminded of these words from Scripture: “Seek the welfare of the city … and pray to the Lord on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare.”— Jeremiah 29:7 May we faithfully participate in our community and pray for the welfare of our city and neighbors.

The General Election is November 3. Make plans now to participate in this important part of our civic life. As we prepare for the election, we are reminded of these words from Scripture: “Seek the welfare of the city … and pray to the Lord on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare.”— Jeremiah 29:7 May we faithfully participate in our community and pray for the welfare of our city and neighbors.

The General Election is November 3. Make plans now to participate in this important part of our civic life. As we prepare for the election, we are reminded of these words from Scripture: “Seek the welfare of the city … and pray to the Lord on its behalf, for in its welfare you will find your welfare.”— Jeremiah 29:7 May we faithfully participate in our community and pray for the welfare of our city and neighbors.

How would you react if an emergency arose during worship? Are you aware of how to safely leave the building and where to go? During the weekend of October 17–18, St. John’s will conduct emergency evacuation drills at the end of all services. This will give everyone the opportunity to practice our evacuation procedures and learn the safe exits from the building. Your participation is essential! The more individuals who practice, the better prepared we will be for an actual eme

How would you respond if an emergency occurred during worship? Do you know how to exit the building safely and where to go? On the weekend of October 17–18, St. John’s will hold emergency evacuation drills at the conclusion of all services. This will allow everyone to practice our evacuation procedures and become familiar with the safe ways to leave the building. Your participation is crucial! The more people who practice, the better prepared we will be in the event of a real

What would you do if an emergency happened during worship? Would you know how to safely get out of the building and where to go? The weekend of October 17–18, St. John’s will be conducting emergency evacuation drills at the end of all services. This will give everyone an opportunity to practice our evacuation procedures and become familiar with how we can safely exit the building. Your participation is important! The more people who practice, the better prepared we will be if