OUTREACH AT ST. CHRISTOPHER
[Jesus said,] “Very truly I tell you, whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these, because I am going to the Father.”
John 14:12
Helping those in need is at the heart of our understanding of the Gospel as we reach out to the larger community of the city, the nation, and the world.
St. Christopher Outreach Collaborative is a working group and coordinating circle of leadership which drives the many services and missions of the Parish in the community— local, domestic, and international.
OUTREACH & MISSIONS
Multiplying Community Resources.
Amplifying Service Through Community Partnerships.
St. Christopher Food Insecurity Ministries
St. Christopher Little Free Pantry
Clear Creek Independent School District Faith Partnership */**
Communities in Schools/League City Elementary */**
Crossroads at Park Place Services for the Unsheltered*
Interfaith Caring Ministries*
Anchor Point Family Network
Mental Health & Wellness Ministry
Mental Health & Wellness Art Studio
Galveston County Critical Incident Stress Management Team**
UTMB Trauma Prevention & Education Services, League City Location
Kairos/Torch (Incarcerated Juveniles)
*Also interfaces with St. Christopher Food Insecurity Ministry
**Also interfaces with Mental Health & Wellness, and Art Studio
St. Christopher Thrift Shop
2023-2026 LOCAL MISSION
Crossroads at Park Place Services for the Unsheltered
Houston
2023-2026 DOMESTIC MISSION
Mission to the First Nations Diné (Navajo People)
Episcopal Diocese of Navajoland, New Mexico
2025-2026 INTERNATIONAL MISSION
Manos de Jesus (Hands of Jesus)
Chichicastenango, Guatemala
Each O&M ministry has a TEAM!
To learn more or join: community@stchrischurch.org
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St. Christopher Little Food Pantry
The Hungry are MANY! Supplies are MEDIUM.
Little Free Pantries are a resource to receive from and a place to give. It’s food by neighbors for neighbors. Anyone in our community may support this ministry by donating non perishable food items. Mac & cheese, soups, instant mashed potatoes, canned meats/tuna, pasta and sauce, and cereal go especially fast!
Click here to see a fuller list of shopping suggestions. You may donate by placing in the collection container near the Welcome Center, dropping off at the Parish Office or filling the curbside box as you are able. The box is open 24/7. Non-Perishable Food only; no dry goods.