LEHIGH COUNTY CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES

 

 

Welcome

Founded in 1954 on the principle that working together churches can do more to improve the lives of ‘the least among us’ than any one church can do alone, the Lehigh County Conference of Churches addresses food and nutrition, housing, mental and physical health, and  the barriers preventing at-risk youth from succeeding. 138 member churches, 3,000 volunteers, and a staff of 30 live out our mission:

 

Responding to the call of Jesus Christ, the mission of the Lehigh County Conference of Churches is to unite communities of faith as ecumenical partners. Putting our faith into action, we minister to and advocate for those in need and encourage all to reach their full potential.

 

 

Event Follow Up

 

 

2012 MKL Unity Service

 

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February 2 - Prelent Workshop 2012: Matthew in Lent & Holy Week

 

February 22 - Ash Wednesday Service

 

February 25 - Christian Principles in an Election Year

 

March 22 - Campbell Lectures with Dr. Lamin Sanneh of Yale Divinity School

 

 

1 L & 5 C's:  The LCCC COVENANT CHALLENGE 

 

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Youth Choir

Fellowship & Sing with us at our Prayer for Christian Unity Service

 

Sunday, January 29, 4pm
First Presbyterian Church of Allentown

 

 

Featuring Bishop Barres, Fourth Bishop of Allentown Roman Catholic Diocese

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Souper Bowl

 

How you can fight hunger here in the Lehigh Valley?

 

Join Souper Bowl!

Sunday February 5

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Hunger in the Lehigh Valley

 

 

The Second Harvest Food Bank released the results of a survey of people who have sought assistance from food pantries and soup kitchens in Lehigh and Northampton counties.  Below are some of the key findings of the hunger felt in the Lehigh Valley.
·  76% used a food pantry/soup kitchen for the first time over the past four years
· 16% are homeowners, a 60% increase from 2007

 

Read the complete findings, visit Links We Suggest.

 

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