Family Promise - St. Aidan’s is one of many churches in Washington County who support a program for homeless families. We partner with United Methodist to provide volunteers to staff the shelter. You may be asked to provide a meal, serve as an evening host or act as an overnight volunteer.
Highway Cleanup - Three times a year, parishioners “keep it clean” along Hwy 83 south of Hartford. You meet at church at 8 am and proceed to the Erin Restaurant. Bags and orange vests are provided.
Neighborhood Garden - Using the open property south of the church St. Aidan’s sponsors a D-I-Y garden for neighbors, parishioners and friends. Church members on this committee look after things regarding the garden.
Website – St. Aidan’s currently has a website that is regularly maintained with our worship information, sermons, and upcoming events. If you have events, ministries, or news that you would like to share on the church website or if you have an interest in technology you’re the person we need.
Facebook – Our Facebook page is https://www.facebook.com/st.aidans.hartford
If you are a fan of Facebook, and have experience creating and maintaining a Facebook page, this is an exciting ministry opportunity!
Hartford Community Lunch - St Aidan’s hosts a monthly free meal program for those in any kind of need in the Hartford area. The needs aren’t just
financial. Consider those who live alone, those who have lost a spouse and yearn for companionship, those who no longer cook for themselves, those who can’t afford to go out for a
meal. In Matthew’s gospel we are called to visit the sick, to give drink to the thirsty, to feed the hungry, to clothe the naked, to welcome the stranger. Many of these ministries are
already part of St. Aidan’s outreach to the community, and now we have another opportunity to feed the hungry. We work in conjunction with other churches each month, including St. Kilian’s and
Redeemer Lutheran, and
need about 2 or 3 volunteers per month. We feed people the last Saturday of each month between 11:30 AM and 1:00 PM. For more details on how you can become involved, please see Larry
Thomas.