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COMING SOON & OTHER NEWS Sunday, April 7~ 5th Sunday in Lent 10:00 am - Worship & Communion  11:30 am -Coffee & Social Time       Wednesday, April 10 6:00 pm - Soup Supper 6:45 pm - Worship                       Sunday, April 14 ~ Palm Sunday 10:00 am - Worship & Communion  11:30 am -Coffee & Social Time       Thursday, April 18 Pantry Open 3-6 pm       Thursday, April 18 ~Maundy Thursday 7:00 pm Worship     Friday, April 19 ~ Good Friday 7:00 pm Worship       Sunday, April 21 ~ Easter Sunday   9:00 am Easter Breakfast 10:00 am Festival Worship & Communion 11:30 am -Easter Brunch

We encourage participation of all children at worship services.  There is an children's activity time during the sermon.

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A community based emergency food pantry.

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SAFE OVERNIGHT SHELTER FAQ'S

Frequently Asked Questions about Safe Overnight Shelter

What is it? 

Safe Overnight Shelter is a Pilot program authorized by Clackamas County to provide temporary parking spaces for people who lack permanent housing to safely park overnight and sleep in their vehicles.  Potential clients would apply through the county to ensure they met the criteria set up by the church.  They would need to agree to rules ensuring the safety and comfort of the church, the neighbors, and themselves.  They would be provided with support services from the Providence’s Bob (Better Outcomes Through Bridges) Program to help them work on goals leading to their own stability.

Why would a church want to do that?

People currently park their vehicles in the church parking lot overnight without authorization, communication, or behavior agreements.  The congregation would like to have a say about who parks here overnight and build a relationship with them that would benefit us all.  The congregation would like to link clients with support services so that people can find hope and perhaps cycle out of homelessness.

How many cars will be authorized to park in the church lot?

Up to 3

What will be the hours?

Vehicles will be permitted to park from 6 pm to 8 am, though hours may be modified for guests according to their work schedule.

Where in the parking lot will the vehicles park?

Vehicles will be allocated spaces in the North parking lot at the Northeast corner.

What about garbage?

The church will provide trash collection.  Clients will agree to rules about keeping spaces around vehicles tidy.

What about bathrooms?

The church will provide a porta-potty and a hand-washing station.

What about visitors?

Visitors will be allowed between 6pm and 9:30 pm and will be expected to abide by the Safe Overnight Shelter rules

What about pets?

Pets will be considered on a case by case basis.

What if unauthorized campers come and try to join the authorized ones?

Unauthorized campers will be asked to move along as soon as the church becomes aware of their presence.  They will be provided with a packet of information about resources and the application process for Safe Overnight Shelter. 

What about cooking?

Guests may cook near their vehicles using approved appliances and cleaning up immediately afterward.

What about drugs and alcohol?

Drugs and alcohol will be strictly prohibited on or near church grounds.