Spreading Joy and Community Spirit: Springfield Assembly's Outreach Initiatives and Upcoming Holiday Events

Springfield Assembly, a vibrant church nestled in the heart of Springfield Township, has been a pillar of support and community engagement for over 80 years. With a commitment to serving both spiritual and practical needs and a mission statement that is centered around helping people find and follow Jesus”, the church has initiated various outreach programs and community events that have become integral parts of Springfield's identity. In this blog post, we'll delve into the recent Thanksgiving Food Drive, the church's deep connection with Springfield Township, details on upcoming events, and the history behind these impactful initiatives.

Thanksgiving Food Drive: A Feast of Generosity

Event Overview: On November 19th, Springfield Assembly hosted a Thanksgiving Food Drive, providing essential groceries and Giant Eagle gift cards for meat to those in need. The event aimed to ensure that everyone in the community could enjoy a hearty Thanksgiving meal.

Inspiration: The drive is inspired by a deep-rooted commitment to supporting the local community. Springfield Assembly has consistently sought ways to be the "hands and feet" of Jesus, meeting practical needs and fostering a sense of togetherness.

Community Collaboration: The church actively collaborates with organizations like Tyler Redemption Place and looks forward to future partnerships with other community entities.

Connection with Springfield Township: Building Strong Foundations

Historical Roots: Springfield Assembly has been an integral part of Springfield Township for over eight decades. Their building, a landmark at 1551 Canton Road, has been a hub for both spiritual growth and community support. Before they had this location they were at both Massillon Road and Krumroy Rd.

Ongoing Engagement: The church engages with the community through monthly food giveaways, a Crisis Food Program, and annual events like the Community Celebration, Trunk or Treat, and a Foster Closet in partnership with Summit County.

Diverse Support: Springfield Assembly's support extends to local schools, first responders, and community events, showcasing a holistic commitment to the well-being of Springfield Township residents.

Event Registration and Participation: Welcoming All

User-Friendly Participation: With the exception of food programs, most events do not require advance registration. Springfield Assembly believes in the inclusive nature of community events, allowing individuals to simply show up and participate.

Event Origins and History: A Legacy of Compassion

Meeting Local Needs: The events initiated by Springfield Assembly have evolved in response to identified community needs. The church's goal is not only to assist practically but also to connect individuals with the right resources when needed.

Youth and Kids Programs: In addition to community events, the church offers engaging and safe programs for youth and kids, fostering an environment of learning, fun, and connection with Biblical Principles.

Details of Holiday Events: Celebrating the Season

Christmas at Springfield: On December 17th at 10 am, the church will host a Family Christmas service for all generations, complete with a Happy Birthday Jesus Party for the youngest attendees.

Christmas Candlelight: December 24th at 10 am marks the Christmas Candlelight service, featuring carol singing and special participation from the kids.

Easter Teasers: Stay tuned for Easter Services and an annual Easter Egg Hunt in the upcoming year, with updates available on Instagram, Facebook, and www.springfieldassembly.net.

Springfield Assembly's commitment to community outreach and engagement shines through its diverse initiatives and events. By addressing both spiritual and practical needs, the church has become a beacon of hope and support in Springfield Township. As the holiday season approaches, residents can look forward to festive events that celebrate the spirit of togetherness and joy.

Blog Post Sponsored by: Springfield Assembly

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