The Love Bus goes on another adventure, this time to the OUR Center (learn more about the OUR Center). The Love Bus pulled up to the OUR Center’s front doors and with an open trunk style to it, two musicians with acoustic guitars played and sang some songs like “Summer of 69,” “Waiting for the World to Change,” “How He Loves Us,” “The Scientist,” and “Stand by Me” to name a few.

As they played, a couple of others with them handed out Freezer Pops to the crowd and street workers nearby. A lady walking out of the OUR Center said, “LifeBridge, of course. Who else would do something like this?” A young man being offered a Freezer Pop asked, “Is it free?” We were there following God’s command of taking care of His people.

The Student Impact team, a few volunteers, and students took the Love Bus to the Boulder County Fair Parade, sponsored by the Longmont Kiwanis’s. Our team handed out popsicles and spread the love! Several LifeBridge attendees recognized us and were glad to see the Bus involved.

The Love Bus went around Longmont delivering baked goods provided by the ministry assistants from LifeBridge, to Fire Stations, Police Station, and the Post Office at Ace Hardware.

A group of LifeBridge volunteers has planted a community garden behind the Activities Center of the church. This was done with two goals in mind: One is to inform and educate people on how to garden in Colorado. The second is to offer the harvest to those in need.

If you would like to be a part of the team working the garden, contact Chris Kouns at the church, and he will connect you with the volunteers for the week. You will meet the team, and assist in weeding and harvesting (basic maintenance).

Volunteers have the opportunity to take some of the produce home with them, and make sure it goes to someone who needs it–it may be their own table, or a table of someone they know.

If you know of anyone who could use this assistance, please contact the church office.