EAGLE PROJECT BY THOMAS LIBRIZZI

Thomas will be doing several projects
​for our church property:

Digitally map out the cemetery so we have an electronic record of grave sites,

Building bat boxes for the bats that are presently in steeple (it is being renovated),

Painting a Labyrinth on the asphalt
at the back of the cemetery,

​Placing signs for our prayer garden.
​
Thomas is in the fundraising stage
of the project, and you can help.
The link is attached for you to
make your donations to help him.
Even the smallest gift is a big help.
Thank you.
We are looking for photos that you may have of St. James and its people.
You can ​share them digitally with us at stjameslutheran@folsom.comastbiz.net
or lend them to us for us to scan. We plan to use them at our celebrations.
​Thank you.

HELPFUL LINKS

Caring for God's People who are refugees from Afghan and Ukraine

We continue to pray for the people of Afghanistan, and for those who are finding refuge here. We ask for you to consider your support through Lutheran Immigration and Refugee Service. It provides for the needs of those who are have had to uproot from their homes so as to remain safe. We cannot imagine what they are going through, but we can care. Take the following link to find out how you can help the Afghan Refugees.​

Helping those who are Recovering from
Fires, Flooding, and other Disasters

There have been a number of disasters hitting people in various parts of the world and in our country. You can help those impacted by donating to Lutheran Disaster Response. You can even specify where you want your money to go. Every cent goes to help the people. Let us help as God first helped us. Make a difference in someone's life. Use the link below to help them.

Does someone you know have issues with dementia or Alzheimer's?
Are you caring for someone who has memory issues? 

​Click on the button below for a link to information that might be of assistance.
​MemoryCare.com’s team is composed of doctors, aging experts, medical experts, and a Board of Directors, who all contribute to their content and processes to ensure seniors and their families have access to the highest quality memory care resources. The Board of Directors consists of community members who care for a family member with dementia, offering first-hand knowledge of what caregivers need. We are not affiliated with any religious or political groups.

Also available is information on Assisted Living

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