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Place your order by noon on Tuesdays and pick up curbside between 5:30-6:30 pm on Wednesdays. Weekly options include individual dinners for adults and children and casseroles by Kim/IPC Kitchen.

Join a class or small group at IPC that works for your schedule Monday through Friday.

Join us for a family-friendly Fall Celebration hosted by IPC Connect on Thursday, Sept. 23, from 5 -7 pm in the outdoor area at Carrigan's Beer Garden.

Adults of all ages are welcome to join this Wednesday Night class from 6-7 pm facilitated by IPC member Gail Pless using the Book Listening for God: Volume One: Contemporary Literature and the Life of Faith.

Drop off your children at IPC Wednesday evening, Oct. 6 from 5:30-7:30 pm, while you and your partner enjoy a couple of hours together.

Request a Porch Session. The Family Ministry Team wants to to come to you for the purpose of listening and hear your hopes and dreams for 2021, as well as your hopes and dreams for IPC.

One stop for all your fall registrations at IPC! Use this form to let us know you plan to attend in-person Atrium in the fall as well as MidWeek Music & More: Champions of Faith and our new fun nights.

Classes for rising 9th and 10th graders to be held Aug. 15 - Nov. 14.

Sign up for our 8:45 am and 11 am Sunday worship services.

Sign up to join IPC for this year’s Habitat for Humanity Build. IPC volunteer days are planned on Sept. 17, 24, and 25; as well as Oct. 15.

Kick-off our annual Harvest for Hunger campaign with a family-friendly Crop Drop on Sunday, Oct. 17, at 3 pm. All ages 5 and up are invited to help sack potatoes for our neighbors who struggle with food insecurity. The deadline to register is Friday, Oct. 1.

Provide and serve dinner for the women and children staying at First Light each night the weeks of Oct. 3-9 and Nov. 24-Dec. 4. Great activity for a family or group!

We're helping Highlands UMC to provide 50 sacked lunches every Tuesday for the homeless.

Help us to continue refilling our Blessing Boxes and Food Pantry. Although the Food Pantry is closed to visitors due to Covid-19, food donations are being accepted. Donations can be dropped off or sent via a delivery service Monday - Friday, 8:30 am - 4:30 pm to IPC Community Ministries' entrance on 31st Street South, up from the covered walkway. Please call Lisa at 205 933-3725 and let her know when you plan to arrive and she will meet you or your delivery service at the entrance to bring the food inside.

Please consider making a monetary gift to assist IPC Social Services with the larger vouchers and with our utility, rent and medical assistance program. Here are some examples of how we are using these funds during this COVID-19 crisis:
* A gift of $45 to IPC Social Services will purchase a voucher to feed a family of four for a week to ten days, providing them with two boxes of food from City Meats in Woodlawn: a box of canned, boxed and dry goods and a box of frozen meat, vegetables, and fresh dairy, eggs and bread;
* A gift of $20 will help families purchase essential items they are not allowed to buy using their food stamps, such as diapers, wipes, toilet paper, paper towels and cleaning supplies;
* A gift of $30 will buy a gasoline card to help those still working during this crisis get to their employment;
* A gift of any size, pooled with other gifts, can assist people in paying utility bills, rent, and in purchasing prescription medications and other needed medical equipment.