| Reisterstown Baptist Church |
| 25 E. Chestnut Hill Lane - Reisterstown, MD 21136 |
| Feel free to call anytime: (410) 833-0149 |
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| Events |
Food Delivery - This is one of the most important community
outreach events we participate in. Every year for the last 15 years our
church has gathered to deliver groceries to families we have qualified for
the program. Pray for the community crisis center as they make
themselves available to help us.
outreach events we participate in. Every year for the last 15 years our
church has gathered to deliver groceries to families we have qualified for
the program. Pray for the community crisis center as they make
themselves available to help us.
Curtis Bay Dinner Ministry - Another exciting way to serve is to
become involved with the Curtis Bay Ministry. Six times a year, on
Thursdays, a team of workers meets to prepare (12 - 3) and serve
meals (3:30 - 6:30) at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Curtis
Bay. . Willing hands are needed to assist and all are welcome.
become involved with the Curtis Bay Ministry. Six times a year, on
Thursdays, a team of workers meets to prepare (12 - 3) and serve
meals (3:30 - 6:30) at St. Paul's Evangelical Lutheran Church in Curtis
Bay. . Willing hands are needed to assist and all are welcome.
The “Buckets of Hope” ministry was just one means by which Baptists fulfilled
the mandate of Jesus Christ to feed the hungry in the name of Jesus. As we
are reminded in Matthew 25:40, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the
least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.'" (KJV)
A “Bucket of Hope” consisted of a plastic five-gallon bucket packed to stringent
tolerances with selected foodstuffs. For approximately $30 anyone could
purchase the materials and assemble a "Bucket of Hope." The food contained
in a single bucket fed a Haitian family for a week. You were also requested to
include a $10 cash contribution, placed in an envelope and attached to the lid
of the bucket, to offset the cost of transporting the relief buckets to Haiti.
the mandate of Jesus Christ to feed the hungry in the name of Jesus. As we
are reminded in Matthew 25:40, Inasmuch as ye have done it unto one of the
least of these my brethren, ye have done it unto me.'" (KJV)
A “Bucket of Hope” consisted of a plastic five-gallon bucket packed to stringent
tolerances with selected foodstuffs. For approximately $30 anyone could
purchase the materials and assemble a "Bucket of Hope." The food contained
in a single bucket fed a Haitian family for a week. You were also requested to
include a $10 cash contribution, placed in an envelope and attached to the lid
of the bucket, to offset the cost of transporting the relief buckets to Haiti.
HIV/AIDS Ministry
February 4 - 6
Picnic Photos
Assessment
