Community Storehouse
Collective Church has partnered with Community Storehouse, a local nonprofit with a mission to help children stay, and be successful, in school. While the organization has a variety or programs aimed at keeping kids in school, Collective Church is specifically helping with the food pantry and snack packs programs.
According to the Community Storehouse, 20% to 25% of the children living in Keller and Northwest ISD are living below the poverty line. Many of these children, who rely on the schools to provide them with meals during the week, show up to class Monday morning hungry. The Community Storehouse has partnered with some of the local schools to send home “snack packs” filled with child-friendly, healthy snacks on Fridays in an effort to prevent this from occurring. They also have a food pantry for emergency needs to ensure no one who requests food is ever turned away.
Collective Church is collecting food items on an ongoing basis to support the food pantry, and we will be hosting regular events to assemble snack packs for the children to eat throughout the weekend. There is a donation table in the back of the sanctuary. You can bring your food items to the church Sunday mornings or email Info@CollectiveChurch.net to requests a donation pickup.
Denton County Friends of the Family (DCFoF)
Collective Church has partnered with Denton County Friends of the Family (DCFoF), a nonprofit dedicated to providing compassionate, comprehensive services to those impacted by rape, sexual abuse, and domestic violence, while promoting safety, hope, healing, justice, and prevention.
DCFoF accepts donations of items to support women and children as they transition out of violent situations. These include maternity clothes and items for postpartum care, baby items, baby and children’s clothing, home items, and hygiene products.
Collective Church is collecting items on an ongoing basis in the basket in our Kid’s Ministry lobby. While we are accepting items of all kinds, we have been specifically asked to collect menstrual pads of various sizes. You can bring your donation items to the church Sunday mornings or email Info@CollectiveChurch.net to requests a donation pickup.
Noah’s Ministry
Noah’s Ministry helps churches facilitate safe space for children and adults with special needs and educates groups and individuals on the reality of life for special needs families. Collective Church is working with Noah’s Ministry to update our facilities and train our Kid’s Ministry volunteers. Our goal is to have a safe and inclusive space for children with disabilities, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), down syndrome, and intellectual disabilities, to fully participate in our children’s program, build relationships, and know they and their families are welcome at Collective Church.
Our building and children’s program rooms are wheelchair accessible. If you or your child needs particular accommodations (including ASL interpreters), please email Info@CollectiveChurch.net.
Prayer Team
The prayer team is a dedicated group of individuals committed to covering Collective Church, including its leadership, members and community, in prayer. If you’re in need of prayer or another kind of support, click here to submit your request. If you’re interested in joining the prayer team, email Prayer@CollectiveChurch.net.
Members of the prayer team are asked to respect the privacy and confidentiality of all requests. When you submit a prayer request or a request for support, you have the option of keeping your name or other sensitive information private. If you would like to request prayer from only one individual rather than the full team, please include this information in your request.
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