St. Luke’s Delivers “Buckets of Love” to Door of Life Food Pantry

Trudi Jischke readies “Buckets of Love” for delivery. Submitted.

On Easter weekend, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Sister Bay delivered more than 30 Buckets of Love containing household and personal goods to the food pantry at Door of Life Church in Sister Bay. As their Lenten project, the confirmation class invited all of the people at St. Luke’s to take a bucket, donated by Jungwirth Ace Hardware, Sister Bay, and fill it with items that families need but which cannot be purchased with food stamps. Things such as toothpaste, toilet paper, paper towels, napkins, cleaning supplies went into the buckets and then delivered to Pastor Ed House of Door of Life.

The food pantry at Door of Life Church is open 24/7, available year-round. This pantry is open to everyone regardless of income status, without obligation or explanation. It is located in the entryway of the church, and is stocked regularly. Items available include non-perishable foods and disposable tableware. There is always a need for items, so for those who can help, drop off your items for the pantry in the entryway of the church. Door of Life is located at 2731 Hwy 42 in Sister Bay. To learn more about Door of Life Food Pantry, go to dooroflife.org/food-pantry.

St. Luke’s is located at 2336 Canterbury Lane, Sister Bay, just off of Highway 57. To learn more about St. Luke’s, go to stlukes-sisterbay.org.