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Cathedral, First Presbyterian, St. Paul’s Lutheran, Trinity Lutheran, and Harvest Churches in Crookston invite everyone to “Follow the Star” on Sunday, December 19, from 5:00-6:00 p.m. The event is a community drive-by live nativity experience that will take 15-20 minutes to complete. The event was also put on last year, and Francine Olson of Trinity […]
Harvest Church and Trinity Lutheran Church of Crookston, along with the Crookston High School Leo Club will be holding another drive-through food distribution event on Saturday morning (May 22). The group has partnered with Farmers to Families and free food boxes will be available in the Crookston High School parking lot starting at about 9:30
Harvest and Trinity Lutheran churches of Crookston partner with Farmers to Families to present another drive-through grocery event this Saturday. Free food boxes will be available in the Crookston High School parking lot. Jason Tangquist said they plan to start giving out food mid-morning. “We’ve gotten another truck for this Saturday,” said Tangquist. “The youth
Harvest and Trinity Lutheran churches of Crookston are partnering with Farmers to Families to present another drive-through grocery event this Saturday. Free food boxes will be available in the Crookston High School parking lot. Jason Tangquist said there will only be one truck this time. “We were able to secure another food truck for this
Harvest Church and Trinity Lutheran Church will be holding a food distribution event at the Crookston High School Saturday until the boxes are gone. The churches are hosting the event with their partners from the Farmer to Families USDA program and SunOpta. Jason Tangquist from Harvest Church said they hope to start distributing boxes at
The Crookston Care & Share recently received two food donations. One from Harvest Church, who organized four semi-trucks filled with boxes of food to be delivered to the community over the last two weeks. And the second from the Crookston High School Leo Club and Crookston Police Department, who collected over 1,200 pounds of food
