Serve the Community

Opportunities for service to the greater community…

Last year Wasatch Presbyterian Church committed over $70,000 to mission efforts in Salt Lake City and worldwide, as well as participating in local hands-on mission work. If you would like to get involved in any of the following service opportunities, we’ll find a place for you to contribute your time and talents! Contact the church office at (801) 487-7576.

  • Youth Mentor Project- Make a difference in a young adult's life! Youth that leave the custody of Foster Care at 18 are truly on their own for the first time. They are desperately in need of support, direction, and kindness from responsible and caring adults. Whether you can volunteer some or quite frequently, attend the information meeting and find out more about this great way to get involved and make a difference in our community.
  • Sandwich-making for the Salvation Army Soup Kitchen. We get together at the church to make sandwiches at 7:00 pm on the last Tuesday before the last Wednesday of each month. The next night, on Wednesday at 5:15 pm, we serve our sandwiches at St. Vincent de Paul, 427 West 200 South. Jerry Richardson, Coordinator.

    • WASATCH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
      2009 SOUP KITCHEN SCHEDULE

      SERVING DATES

      January 28 -McGillis School- Meg Leonard

      February 25-Deacons-Joan Reid

      Mar 25 -WPC Brownies - Deanna DiBella

      April 12 - Easter - All Church

      May 27-Rafael’s Ward -Rafael Kyremes

      June 24-Book Club-Mary Jane Dow

      July 29-Presbyterian Women- Loyda Kyremes

      August 26-Youth-Amy-Kim Kyremes-Parks

      September 30- Leora Hewitt sorority - Leora Hewitt

      October 28 - New Members-Scott Wipperman

      November 25 -Boy Scouts -Amy Orr

      December 30-All Church

  • Oquirrh Prison Ministry. On the first Sunday of each month we conduct a worship service at the Oquirrh prison. We welcome your participation in this important ministry. Paul Hewitt, Coordinator.
  • Family Promise Hospitality Network provides shelter and meals here at the church to homeless families several times a year. David Harris, Coordinator.
  • Food collection for the Crossroads Urban Center happens at the church the first Sunday of each month.
  • Angel Tree Project provides Christmas gifts for children of prisoners. Mary Jane Dow, Coordinator.
  • Alternative Gift Market offers fair trade gifts to benefit needy peoples around the world. Sue Marquardt, Coordinator.
  • Easter Dinner is served for the hungry and homeless at St. Vincent DePaul Center every Easter Sunday. Jerry Richardson, Coordinator.
  • Blood drives and Flu shot clinics periodically take place at the church.