BOLD has sent kids home due to weather, so we will not have WOW, Confirmation or Soup Supper today.
We WILL have our 12 pm and 7 pm Ash Wednesday Worship services in person and online. Please prioritize safety.
Flower Sales
Cross of Calvary’s best fundraiser for children and youth ministries begins tomorrow!
2026 Spring Fling Flower Sales Flyer
All ordering will be done online.
Store opens February 16th!!!
To ORDER log on to:
Enter STORE ID: 338
Please remember to choose the youth you are buying from for them to receive the profits, if you do not see their name please let Kelsey know.
ALL ORDERS DUE BY March 30th. The online store will be shut down on this date at 10pm.
FLOWER PICKUP
Friday MAY 1st, 2:00pm-5:00pm
All orders must be picked up that day, contact seller if you are not able!
All flowers must be pre-ordered ONLINE. There will not be any extra flowers available for purchase
Committee Members Contact Information:
Kelsey Wertish (320) 522-2404 [email protected]
Amanda Malvin (320) 579-1515 [email protected]
Bobbi Kopel (320) 522-1163 [email protected]
All proceeds from their individual sales will go into your family youth account. This is a wonderful opportunity to raise money for things like ski trips, bible camp, youth gatherings .
Love They Neighbor Partners
If you’re looking for ways support those displaced or affected by ICE involvement, below are some trusted donation sites.
Families Served by Latino Voices, Minneapolis Area
https://www.amazon.com/registries/gl/guest-view/2OWI7A5EF8AOA
This is is an Amazon list of needs families have that are being distributed to them by a local organization Latino Voices. The Amazon list has an option to ship directly to the Children’s Store called Little Roos who is collecting and getting supplies to Latino Voices who delivers to families.
Families Served by VEAP, Minneapolis Area
https://veap.org/ways-to-give/
VEAP is the Twin Cities’ largest food pantry, providing access to healthy foods, social services, and financial assistance.
VEAP takes a holistic approach to program delivery together with its strategic partners to build a stronger community.
Families Served by Dios Habla Hoy Ministries, Minneapolis Area
https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/donation-form/despensas-food-drive
Join our Community Food Drive to support those in need while nurturing faith and fellowship. With your help, we can extend a helping hand and foster a sense of community.
Your contribution will go towards crucial food supplies, emphasizing our mission to empower individuals not just spiritually but also practically. Together, we can be a beacon of support in our community. We welcome your involvement and generosity.
Arrive Ministries is a refugee resettlement agency providing essential services and practical assistance to refugees and immigrants to advance self-sufficiency. We mobilize volunteers, in partnership with local churches, to extend love and friendship to our new neighbors to promote thriving in a new homeland.
Families Served by Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota
The Immigrant Law Center of Minnesota (ILCM) is a nonprofit organization that provides free immigration legal representation to low-income immigrants and refugees in Minnesota and North Dakota. ILCM also works to educate the community about immigration matters and advocates for public policies which respect the universal human rights of immigrants.
Families with Pets Served by North Minneapolis Pet Resource Center, Minneapolis
https://www.mypitbullisfamily.org/mutualaid
We’re not new to mutual aid. When families are under pressure, pets feel it too. By providing groceries, pet food, and access to veterinary care, we’re supporting both ends of the leash—so families don’t have to choose between feeding themselves and caring for the animals they love. Keeping people and pets together isn’t extra work for us. It’s what we’ve been doing.
ICE activity doesn’t just impact people—it impacts pets, families, and entire communities. Mutual aid is how we respond: groceries, pet food, and vet care, no questions asked. We protect families by meeting their basic needs.
