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Summer Themes/Sermons
July 6 Our Need for Christ (Communion) Sermon: “A God-Shaped Hunger” Matthew 4: 1-11, John 6: 25-35 Humans have a spiritual need for a higher power in our lives. What Jesus taught, what he accomplished, the hope he gives us, and his spiritual presence with us satisfies this hunger. July 13 Venturing Forth in Faith Sermon: “An Act of Faith” Ruth 1: 6-18, John 3: 16-21 One’s religious life is more encompassing than what one does in church. What happens in worship is preparation for one’s religious life, which is no less than what one believes about God and how one responds to God daily with one act of faith after another. July 20 Bearing Witness to Christ Sermon: “The Need For Role Models” Judges 6: 33-40, 2 Tim. 3: 10-14 No one is without an influence. Everyone is at times a role model, which is good. We all need in-the-flesh role models to show us how to behave as followers of Jesus. And at times it is up to us to serve as such. July 27 Rev. Johnson is out this Sunday August 3 Miracles: The Miracle That We’re Even Here Sermon “Beating the Odds” Psalm 139: 13-18, Philippians 4: 4-9 Given the incredible odds against our being born, and the reality that everyone eventually dies, what’s truly important is that we give our life, which is none other than God’s wonderful gift, our best shot. Church News
Rev. Dewey Johnson is the interim minister now. His office hours are Tuesday 9AM to 12 Noon. Office phone is 505-831-1143 and his email is [email protected] Sue Haseltine is the new Office Administrator. Office hours will be Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday 9 AM to 12 Noon. Phone: 505-831-1143 New Email is [email protected] When organizations like Rio Grande Food Project, Food is Free Albuquerque and ABQ Mutual Aid work together, MORE food gets distributed throughout our commUNITY, like these beautiful cold-weather plants that were distributed to RGFP clients and even some planted in our Urban Garden. Together our 3 nonprofits have distributed over 500k pounds of food in 2021.
Donate on #GivingTuesday or start early on #GivingMonday, where your support will have 3x the impact since all proceeds will be shared among our 3 non-profits working to reduce hunger, sharing the bounty of food available with those who need it the most. Visit bit.ly/FIFABQUnity for all info and to donate. Thank you! #BetterTogether #CommUNITY #thankyouverymuch |
FREE FOOD Pick up food every week at 600 Coors Blvd NW, Albuquerque NM 87121 Coors & Daytona: Wed, Fri & Saturdays, Rio Grande Presbyterian Church (Clothing also available on Wednesdays and Fridays) FOOD DISTRIBUTION: Wednesday, Friday and Saturdays, 9-11 am You do NOT need to show ID or proof of income or residence NO DOCUMENTATION REQUIRED Just let us know that your household meets income limits. www.rgfp.org [email protected] (505) 831-3778 COMIDA GRATIS recoger comida cada semana 600 Coors Blvd NW, Albuquerque NM 87121 Coors & Daytona: Lote del este Río Grande Presbyterian Church para walk-in DISTRIBUCIÓN DE COMIDA: Miércoles 9-11, Viernes y Sabados, 9-11 am NO es necesario que muestre un documento de identidad o un comprobante de ingresos o de residencia NO SE REQUIERE DOCUMENTACIÓN Sólo dejanoslo saber que su hogar cumple con los límites de ingresos Rio Grande Food Project (RGFP) has undertaken a project with Lynn Trojahn at Thrive Consulting (Lynn’s bio is attached) to ensure a successful capital campaign to build a new Rio Grande Food Project campus (same location) that will include a client-choice grocery store experience for our food pantry guests, an expanded warehouse, a food security community resource and education hub, office space, and an expanded urban garden. We are taking initial steps to purchase the empty land adjacent to our existing shared space (that we have outgrown) and to design a future facility that will provide a more robust continuum of care to families and individuals experiencing food insecurity. RGFP has provided millions of pounds of food, plus additional household income-maximizing assistance, to food-insecure community members for the past 33 years. This buildout is critical to fully realizing our mission of alleviating hunger and cultivating long-term food security in our communities. www.rgfp.org [email protected] (505) 831-3778 |

Meetings and Events
1st Tuesday Luncheons:
- Begin in September
Volunteer at Rio Grande Food Project:
The Rio Grande Food Project distributes food at Rio Grande Church, 600 Coors Blvd. NW Call 505-831-3778 (Number for PNM and Water Bill Appointments, too!)
FOOD PROJECT HOURS
Wednesdays, Fridays & Saturdays, 9-11am
Just bring your Driver's License
Lisa, RGFP Volunteer Recruiter
Contact her at the food project, 505-831-3778
or email her at [email protected]
Like to Garden?
Join Master Gardeners, Saturdays, from 9 - 11 am
Need more info? Email Kathi at [email protected]
Gently Used Clothing Available
Wednesdays and Fridays, 9-11am
Rio Grande Church (located on church's NW corner)
Volunteers Welcome! Talk with Marilyn
Mission Networking Team meets Quarterly
Talk with Marilyn for more information on how you can join!
Sunday Adult Bible Study
Sundays (Oct. - May), 9:15 am, library
Coffee (and sometimes snacks) provided
Men's Fellowship
2nd Saturdays (Oct. - May), 8:30 am, library Coffee/pastries served. John, leader
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Interested in Being a Sunday morning Liturgist?
Sign up with Gayle or Phil, Worship Co-Chairs
or call the church office at 831-1143 and leave a message
Enjoy fresh flowers in the Sanctuary Sundays?
Please sign the Flower Sheet in sanctuary
Thank you!
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Community Groups Meet Here, Including:
Thursday Narcotics Anonymous (NA), 7:00 pm
Rio Grande Presbyterian Church, 600 Coors Blvd. NW
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Planning a Wedding, Shower, Anniversary or Other Special Occasion?
Call the church office regarding reservations/fees/information at 831-1143