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Lafayette-Orinda Presbyterian Church

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Welcome to Lafayette-Orinda Presbyterian Church

EVENT REGISTRATION

Events are listed by date.  Please scroll down to find the program you are looking for.

Love Does: Volunteer with Us – LOPC Work Days at the Food Bank

August 15 @ 11:00 am - 1:00 pm

We’re inviting you to join us by volunteering at the Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano! By working together (up to 20 of us), we’ll sort, box, and bag food to provide for those in our community facing hunger. This is an opportunity to serve those in need while building connections at LOPC. Here’s how you can help:

  • When: Saturday afternoon
    • Saturday August 15, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm
  • What we do: Warehouse Volunteers - Sort and box food donations, bag fresh produce, and ensure everything is ready for distribution.
  • What to wear: Wear comfortable clothes, long pants are recommended but not required (jeans are great!). The warehouse does not have heat or a/c, layers are encouraged.
  • Age requirements: Age Minimum (with Adult): 11+, Minimum Age:16+
  • Where: Concord Warehouse, 4010 Nelson Avenue. Parking is limited, so carpooling is a great idea!
Why it matters: The Food Bank serves over 390,000 people each month, and our volunteer support is critical to this mission. Your time and effort directly help those in Contra Costa and Solano counties who are struggling to put food on the table. Ready to make a difference? Click HERE to sign up now and help us fight hunger! Questions? Contact Michelle Browning.

LOPC welcomes Sarah Collins Rudolph, The Fifth Girl: A Journey of Survival and Justice

September 11 @ 6:00 pm

Sarah Collins Rudolph, survivor of the bombing of the 16th Street Baptist Church in Birmingham, Alabama on September 15, 1963, will share her poignant personal narrative of survival, resilience, faith, and advocacy. This event is an opportunity for our community to show appreciation for this living figure from history, who as a child endured an unimaginable trauma but as an adult carries a message of loving kindness and reconciliation. We often wonder, “what can I do?” to make things better. Here is one of those moments when our presence carries great weight and meaning. We hope to see you there. For questions, Contact Shelli Brudzinski.

To learn more about Sarah Collins Rudolph, click here: Sarah C-Rudolph

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