Shoebox Drop Off Information After Sunday, November 17, Spring Lake Church will no longer be collecting shoeboxes. We ask that you bring any remaining packed shoeboxes to:
‍Highland Crest Baptist Church
1830 S Military Ave, Green Bay, WI 54304
Monday, November 18    9am to 11am
Tuesday, November 19    9am to 11am
Wednesday, November 20    9am to 11am
Thursday, November 21    4pm to 6pm
Friday, November 22    4pm to 6pm
Saturday, November 23    11am to 1pm
Sunday, November 24    12:30pm to 3pm
Monday, November 25    10am to 12pm

Warming at the Heart is a new outreach opportunity for Spring Lake to love Green Bay and to share the gospel in word and action.  Together with seven other local churches, Spring Lake will be helping provide a warm, safe, inviting environment for the guests of St. John's Ministries and our unhoused neighbors during the shelter season (November 1 to April 30).

Many people in Green Bay do not know that on Sundays, there are no free, open locations for homeless individuals to spend the afternoon.  Some will go a local church in the mornings, but after services there are no places for them to hang out and stay warm.  To solve this problem, Samaritan's Heart Mission Church has opened their doors on Sunday afternoons.  Each Sunday, one of the eight church partners will facilitate an afternoon of watching football games or movies, shooting hoops, creating crafts, playing cards or games, socializing, and/or having Bible studies.

Come join one of the six person teams as we help provide a respectful and caring environment for all. Shifts are from 12:30pm to 4:30pm on various dates.

‍Any questions for this event, please contact dana@springlakechurch.org

Register here.

Hurricane Helene made landfall in Florida on Thursday, September 26th, as a Category 4 storm. As the storm moved slowly across the region, it left a path of destruction across the southeast United States. The Evangelical Free Church of America, our church’s denomination, has a response website set up to funnel support/donations and relief efforts to churches in the affected areas.

Hurricane Milton made landfall on Florida's central west coast on Wednesday, October 9, as a dangerous Category 3 storm. As the storm moved slowly across the region, it left a path of destruction across Florida.ReachGlobal Crisis Response is mobilizing to support EFCA churches as they share the love of Christ in affected communities. While washed out roads, power outages and disrupted cell service have slowed the ability to assess the situation and connect with churches, Crisis Response staff are currently visiting sites in Florida.

Donate here.