"All Find A Welcome"

St. Laurence Episcopal Church, Conifer, Colorado
26812 Barkley Rd., Conifer 80433   303-838-2457

Mailing Address: PO Box 361, Conifer, CO 80433
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Entrance sign and view from 	Barkley Road
Entrance view
Summer Schedule (June-Aug): No Godly Play; Nursery provided for 10:15 service
Sunday Schedule
8:00 AM
Holy Communion
9:00 AM
Adult Discussion

9:45 AM
Godly Play

10:15 AM
Sung Eucharist
Nursery (under 3)

Your Vestry:
Rev. Nina Churchman,
Priest in Charge

Beth Lincoln, Sr. Warden
Ted Norman, Jr. Warden '11
Christy Cragin, '11
Paul Gallagher, '11
Alletta Bode, '12
Christy Schaad, '12

Peter Barkman, '13
Jim Motley, '13
Jeanine Brazell, Clerk
Melony Harris, Treasurer


Outreach

The outreach work done by St. Laurence’s started almost when the church was formed in 1977. Originally food was given to those in need from church member’s homes. An Outreach committee was formed and, as St. Laurence’s grew, so did its Outreach work. Today, in conjunction with the Mountain Resource Center (MRC), we help people throughout the year, with food, utilities, wood for heat, and occasionally an odd request. Every Thanksgiving and Christmas we deliver over 100 holiday food baskets to those in need in the community. Included in the Christmas baskets are presents for the family. We work with several other churches, service organizations, and local businesses on these projects.

During the year we have fund raisers. We receive donations from service organizations, local businesses, and private donors. Local schools, businesses, and television stations hold food drives which contribute food to our pantry. We now have a grand, new pantry in the basement. It holds a good deal more than the old one.

Clients are referred to us from the Mountain Resource Center in Conifer. Their trained volunteers and staff interview the clients and direct them to the resources they need. When their need is food or firewood, MRC contacts the volunteer on duty for the day, and refers the client to our volunteer. The volunteer arranges with the client when to meet. We try to provide enough food for a week, mostly canned or boxed goods, but sometimes we have meats or bread.

 

Last Updated:  October 10, 2009 Comments? Give us feedback!