Loaves and Fishes | St. Paul's Cleveland Heights

Wednesday, February 12, 2025, 12:00 PM

Loaves and Fishes is a St. Paul’s hospitality ministry that serves monthly meals at Lutheran Metropolitan Ministries Men’s Shelter, the largest men’s shelter in Ohio.

The next meal is on Wednesday, February 12, at noon. If you would like to go to the shelter to help serve the meal, but have never been before, contact Adam Blackman, [email protected].

The meal for Wednesday, February 12, will be jointly prepared by St. Paul’s Loaves and Fishes volunteers and St. Christopher’s volunteers. Here is the recipe for this month's casserole.

Please email Adam Blackman confirming your contribution of a casserole and if you have questions.

Instructions for casserole makers and cookie bakers:

Your contributions need to be at St. Paul's NO LATER THAN 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, February 11.
Casseroles can be left in the refrigerator in the lower-level kitchen at St. Paul's (if you bring the casserole on Sunday, please put it in the freezer).
Cookies can be left on the round table in the St. Paul’s office (again, no later than 9:30 a.m., Tuesday, February 11).

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