PFLC-at-home resources

 

Want to participate in our relationship with Martha & Mary for God’s Work/Our Hands Sunday? Here’s their COVID wish-list. Easy-peasy!!

Hunger in the Time of COVID-19: Life for Today and Hope for Tomorrow
An online benefit for ELCA World Hunger

Rick Steves, guidebook author and travel TV host; the Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton, presiding bishop of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA); and the Rev. Shelley Bryan Wee, bishop of the ELCA Northwest Washington Synod, invite you to an online benefit — the first of its kind — for ELCA World Hunger. Together, we hope to raise $250,000 to confront hunger in the time of COVID-19 at this event.

When: Thursday, Sept. 24, 7 p.m. Central time
Where: Zoom virtual event

 

Check out Bishop Eaton’s Earth Day message and the resources she highlights. Our responsibility for earth care is not limited to one day. Maybe you have some time now to explore ways PFLC can be more active in care for God’s creation?

Prepare/Enrich suggests 6 cozy dates for quarantine. Give the time together meaning. Or check out 5 small ways you can support each other every day.

The people at Illustrated Children’s Ministry are offering free faith formation resources during this time of stress. They are mostly in the form of coloring pages emailed to you each week. If you sign up using this link they will begin sending you the coloring pages right away. Have no fear of them filling your email with other things, you will not be added to any other list and after this is over they will delete your email address.

Please share your colored pages via email with Paul Davis at pauldavis@pflc.org and he can share them with others.

We have been approached by Harrison Medical Center. They are in need of reusable face masks for their staff. The current Covid-19 crisis is finding medical centers around the country and the world with shrinking resource supplies. Reusable masks are used in many parts of the world.

The staff at HMC found a pattern that will meet their needs. It has 2 layers of fabric and a barrier layer can be inserted between the 2 fabric layers. The hospital is providing the inserts. Staff can wash the fabric masks and replace the barrier layers with fresh inserts.

For more information, download the link, the pattern, and the instructions here.