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Serve Annapolis |
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“The church has left the building!”
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Serve Annapolis was envisioned in 2009 as a day of selfless ministry and service to the community by showing God’s love through unity of action. It is a day when churches in the Annapolis area unite as one Christ-centered church body and reach out in service to those less fortunate in our community.
Ministry projects ranged in scope and magnitude from the cleaning of a homebound person’s apartment by four volunteers to the refurbishment of the Chesapeake Children’s Museum by more than 250 people.
Other service projects include helping:
- Individual families
- Local schools
- Community centers and other organizations
- Parks
- And many more...
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Just a few of the results from this day of service include:
- A serenity garden that emerged from dense woods,
- A foster care home which bloomed with spring cleanup and gardening, and
- A faith-based community storage building that was re-roofed.
- Teacher’s lounge at Edgewater Elementary was refurbished.
Interesting Facts over the years:
- 74 projects completed
- RTBC donated $22,700 in cash to the project.
- RTBC donated $14,000 in materials to Serve Annapolis projects.
- Approximately 850 people from Riva Trace worked on various projects.
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It is our hope to give as we have received by fulfilling God’s call for the church to show the love of Jesus by serving our community on a grand scale.
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