Thanks to anyone who was able to donate at our first blood drive, on-site right here at Woodland!
It was a great success, and Red Cross said we did amazing for our first ever blood drive. We certainly aim to set up more in the future! Read More
Financial support for programs: to supply ducks (to replace chickens) as ducks survive flooding better than chickens or other protein sources promote planting fruit trees to provide food, a commodity … Read More
On Sundays, hundreds of people come in and out of Door A at Woodland Hills, but on Wednesdays, it’s a small band of people sitting outside the doors laughing and chatting. These are the volunteer drivers for Open Arms of Minnesota. Read More
In our Christmas sermon series this year, we will look at how the birth of a tiny Jewish boy served to light up our dark world. Read More
Research on food waste has shown that most homes are likely to throw away 1/3 or more of their food on a regular basis!!! This is mostly due to buying … Read More
Thank you to all who came out for this year’s With a Grateful Heart event! What a lovely time spent together, enjoying warm drinks and pie, and experiencing what some of the gifted artists in our community have to offer. Read More
Before you purchase another box of disposable sandwich bags, freezer bags or plastic wrap, consider switching to an eco-friendly, reusable product. Do a few online searches for, “reusable food storage … Read More
One of the Seasonal Partnerships we’ve had over the years is with the Salvation Army Toy Shop, who use our building as a distribution site. We’re excited to again be hosting the Toy Shop this December 13-15!
The Twin Cities Salvation Army provides toys for thousands of children who may not otherwise receive a Christmas gift. They’re one of the largest providers of toys in the area. Read More
One of the easiest ways to help animals raised for meat, who are kept in insufferable conditions, is to buy meat labeled “Certified Humane Raised & Handled.” Other products with … Read More
This book is an eye opener to how plastics are hurting animals, humans and the environment. I highly recommend it! Shared by Kim Engstrom on Sunday November 6, 2022
