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Thank You for Your Mission Support!

Your gifts matter! Read the stories of two leaders impacted by Lutheran Church of the Foothills’ Mission Support gifts to the Grand Canyon Synod.

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Changes to Household Blessings: Collection Sunday, August 30

Household Blessings provides good quality or gently used kitchen, bath, or bedroom items for people in need. Collections occur immediately after our 10:00a service on the last Sunday of each month.

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Help Aid and Transform the Lives of Unhoused Women: Sister José Women's Center

Sister José Women’s Center is a low-barrier shelter in Tucson for women without housing. Donations can be dropped off in the blue bin at the east end of the Activities Counter.

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Be Part of the Solution to Worldwide Hunger

Worldwide, about 720 million people are hungry. Over 47 million of those people are in the United States. Click “Read More” to learn how much we recently collected in our ELCA World Hunger loose change jar.

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Partner with Lutheran Disaster Response to Support Disaster Survivors

People are suffering, no matter the nature of the disaster. Click “Read More” to learn how you can help them through the power of congregations working together to support Lutheran Disaster Response.

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Sunday Bulletin and Worship Service Links for September 20, 2026

Links to the September 20, 2026, bulletin and YouTube live streaming video.

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Leave Us a Google Review!

Help us tell the world that we are a generous, grace-filled, inclusive, and justice-focused congregation. Be part of sharing the good news about our congregation. It only takes a few simple steps. Click “Read More” to learn more.

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A Letter from Bishops of the ELCA to the Church

Read this letter in which the Bishops of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America stand united for what Jesus stands—”with and for those whom society often seeks to exclude, erase, or diminish.”