We will be volunteering as a group at the Houston Food Bank on 03/21/2026 from 08:00 AM – 12:00 PM. We have reserved 25 spaces for volunteers from Hope.
Our duties will depend on the makeup of volunteers for the shift. Most of the projects at the warehouse involve inspecting, sorting, and repackaging of donated food items for community distribution.
We’ll probably line up carpooling for the day, so say turned.
Houston Food Bank
535 Portwall St.
Houston, TX. 77029
CLOSED-TOE SHOES REQUIRED – casual dress, long pants (preferred), t-shirt with sleeves. Bring work gloves if desired.
We count on your generous donation of time; however, if you are unable to make it, please log in to your Volunteer Profile to cancel your registration or contact the Houston Food Bank Volunteer Engagement team at hfbvolunteer@houstonfoodbank.org for additional assistance.
Thanks to Bridgett Bolden for pulling us together for this project!
The Images of Lent: Wilderness, Water, Light/Shadow, The Cross
February 26, March 5, March 19, March 26
Thursday Noon Eucharist in the Chapel – Feb 26, Mar 5, 19, 26
Feb 27-28 — Diocesan Council in The Woodlands
March 21 — Hope helps out at Houston Food Bank (watch for details)
March 29 — Palm Sunday
April 2 – Maundy Thursday
April 3 – Good Friday
April 5 — Easter Sunday
June 28 — Bishop Doyle’s visitation to Hope
This weekend, due to the ongoing federal government shutdown, many will be denied SNAP benefits which support feeding their family. Others will not be paid their wages which they have earned working for government agencies.
Let’s do what we “can.”
Let’s gather what non-perishable items we can , keep them in the parish hall. If you know of someone who is in need, please take them what we have. You don’t need to ask permission or fill out a form.
Watch here for more information. In the meantime, bring what you can to church this Sunday and we’ll ask God to bless our offering and those who will need it.
Suggested items to bring:
canned fish, salmon, chicken, sardines
nut butters
canned or dried beans
Pasta, rice, fideos
cereal and oatmeal
shelf-stable milk — boxed, soy or almond milk
whole grain crackers
canned fruits and vegetables
Canned soups, stews
coffee, tea
cooking oil, flour, sugar, masa
baby food or formula
granola bars
feminine products
toilet paper
paper towels
dish soap
If there is a demand, we’ll reassess, and add other items. Even if benefits are restored, Hope will have a stash of items for anyone in need. Thank you!
If you would like the Daughters to hold you or someone you love in prayer, contact
Bridgett Bolden (blbold@gmail.com)
Greeters are needed to welcome people each Sunday morning and at church events. If you wish to take part in this easy ministry, please speak with Danita Samples after church. Your outgoing smile and generosity is appreciated.
Every Sunday at 9:15 AM in the Parish Hall we meet to study the days scripture lessons before we gather for the Eucharist.
We meet every Thursday at 10:30 a.m. in the parish hall.
We are currently studying the book of Acts.
Please consider joining us.
The FIRST THREE Mondays of each month at 6:30 PM in the Parish Hall. We are currently studying the Revelation.
Every Tuesday afternoon 3 to 5 PM in the Parish Hall
Help Hope help the community by contributing shelf stable items to Blessing Box located at St. Stephen’s Methodist Church, W43rd and Glebe. There are donation baskets/boxes in the Narthex and Parish Hall. Please bring a canned good at least once a month for the Blessing Box.
There is also a Blessing Box for pets. If you have any cat/dog food canned or bagged, it will be greatly appreciated also.
Thank you for helping make this Outreach Project a happening. Michele Thomas is in charge of placing the items in the Blessing Boxes.