Thank you to all our volunteers once again, new and old, it takes a team! If you would like to volunteer the more the merrier. Place a note in offering plate or reach out to Linda Clark or Pastor Deb if you are interested in volunteering. The Food Shelf will not be open on holidays.

• 1st & 3rd Mondays

• 4:30pm-6:30pm

• 2nd & 4th Wednesdays

• 3:00pm-5:00pm

• Toilet Paper

• Canned /Ham/Salmon

• Cake/Brownie

• Muffin Mixes

• Canned Frosting

• Instant Oatmeal

• Cereal (Healthier)

• Crackers (Saltines)

• Rice/Pasta Pouches

• Vegetable Spray

• Brown Rice

• Juice Boxes

• V8/Tomato Juice

• Boost/Ensure

• Canned Chili

• Canned Stew

• Spices

• Applesauce

• Salad Dressing

• Ketchup

• MBBQ Sauce

Can you give a couple hours a month and volunteer at the St. John’s Food Shelf? Put a note in the offering plate this Sunday or reach out to Pastor Deb or Linda Clark at 715-495-5282. Thank you to our current volunteers! We are trying to help as many people possible!

• 259 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 18 Total People Helped

• Averages 14 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 11 Adults

• 07 Seniors

• 10 Households (1 Came Twice)

• 477 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 22 Total People Helped

• Averages 22 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 14 Adults

• 08 Seniors

• 12 Households (1 Came Twice)

• 270 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 12 Total People Helped

• Averages 23 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 06 Adults

• 06 Seniors

• 06 Households (1 Came Twice)

• 402 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 19 Total People Helped

• Averages 21 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 10 Adults

• 10 Seniors

• 11 Households (1 Came Twice)

• 271 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 21 Total People Helped

• Averages 13 Pounds Per Person

• 02 Children

• 09 Adults

• 10 Seniors

• 09 Households (2 Came Twice)

• 465 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 31 Total People Helped

• Averages 15 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 13 Adults

• 18 Seniors

• 14 Households (4 Came Twice)

• 193 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 15 Total People Helped

• Averages 13 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 04 Adults

• 11 Seniors

• 10 Households (2 Came Twice)

• 175 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 17 Total People Helped

• Averages 10 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 12 Adults

• 05 Seniors

• 05 Households (2 Came Twice)

• 405 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 22 Total People Helped

• Averages 18 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 14 Adults

• 08 Seniors

• 07 Households (1 Came Twice)

• 367 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 22 Total People Helped

• Averages 17 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 12 Adults

• 10 Seniors

• 07 Households (3 Came Twice)

• 418 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 20 Total People Helped

• Averages 21 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 12 Adults

• 08 Seniors

• 06 Households (2 Came Twice)

• 324 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 18 Total People Helped

• Averages 18 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 06 Adults

• 12 Seniors

• 09 Households (1 Came Twice)

• 507 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 33 Total People Helped

• Averages 15 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 06 Adults

• 12 Seniors

• 09 Households (3 Came Twice)

• 524 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 25 Total People Helped

• Averages 21 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 10 Adults

• 15 Seniors

• ?? Households (? Came Twice)

• 496 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 21 Total People Helped

• Averages 24 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 05 Adults

• 16 Seniors

• ?? Households (? Came Twice)

• 473 Pounds Of Food Distributed

• 24 Total People Helped

• Averages 20 Pounds Per Person

• 00 Children

• 12 Adults

• 12 Seniors

• ?? Households (? Came Twice)

In 1957 St. John’s Evangelical and Reformed Church became St. John’s United Church of Christ as a result of a merger. The denominations of the Congregational Christian Church, along with Evangelical and Reformed Church joined to form United Church of Christ. UCC is a distinct and diverse community of Christians that came together as one church. They joined faith and actions and currently are over 5,000 churches with nearly one million members across the U.S. The UCC serves God in the co-creation of a just and sustainable world. The UCC is a church of “firsts,” a church of extravagant welcome, and a church where “…they may all be one”.