Join us as we seek to follow his example and care for our own and the physical, emotional, and educational needs of others.
AA
For over 25 years, Central has been proud to provide space for AA members to meet as they support one another in their spiritual growth and recovery. Currently AA Serenity groups meet at Central on Saturday at 5:00 p.m. to focus on the AA Big Book and on Sundays at 5:00 p.m. to focus on the AA Twelve Step Book.…
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The Freezer Ministry and Garden Gatherers
About six times a year, members of the six Bethlehem Area Moravian Churches meet at East Hills Moravian Church, 1830 Butztown Road, to cook, pack, and freeze major quantities of food for distribution through any of our churches. This ministry assists anyone who is going through times of transition, having difficulty cooking, or experiencing long-term food insecurity. Contact East Hills…
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Bethlehem Emergency Shelter
Working together with other faith-based organizations, we participate in the Bethlehem Emergency Sheltering system, which offers supper, overnight shelter and breakfast for our homeless neighbors December through March, the coldest months of the year.
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Bread for the World
Believing that we should use our power as citizens to advocate for legislation which will help alleviate hunger nationally and internationally, we support Bread for the World and participate in Bread for the World’s annual offering of letters. For more information, contact the church office.
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Central Santas
Each Christmas, Central members provide books for children through agencies like Community Services for Children in Allentown and Esperanza for Bethlehem. To learn how you can participate, contact Joan Carson through the church office.
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CROP Walk
We support the work of Church World Services by participating in the annual CROP Walk. Proceeds from the walk are used locally and internationally to help feed the hungry and to care for people recovering from natural disasters. For more information, contact Coordinator Helen Forasté through the church office.
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Cynthia’s Boutique (Clothing Closet)
Donate your clothing. Find the clothing you and your family need. Our warm and respectful volunteers at Cynthia’s Boutique, our clothing closet, are ready to assist you.
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Fair Trade Coffee
To support fair wages for coffee growers, local land ownership, and sustainable farming practices, we sell fair trade coffee, tea, and chocolate from Equal Exchange on the second Sunday of each month in the Northeast entrance of the Sanctuary. All Equal Exchange product packing can be returned to the sales table to be recycled by TerraCycle, which is an innovative…
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Food Pantry
Does your family need food to get through the month? Do you need a way to follow Jesus’ example and provide food for others? Our Food Pantry brings people together to meet both these needs. Find out how you can get food and how you can serve as a food pantry volunteer.
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International Ministries
We are grateful for the opportunity to serve with other Moravians in the world-wide Moravian Unity. Since education and building relationships are important to us, it is no surprise that friendships formed years ago with students from Tanzania and Nepal studying at Moravian Theological Seminary in Bethlehem have led to on-going partnerships with fellow Moravians in those countries and efforts…
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Luminaria Night
Participating in a fundraiser for New Bethany Ministries and spreading Christmas cheer in downtown Bethlehem, we place and light Luminaria around the Sanctuary building one Saturday evening in December. To volunteer for this fun and easy activity, contact Social Action Committee Co-Chairs, Brenda Hoelman, Dick or Judy Williams through the church office.
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New Bethany Ministries Lunches
A mid-day meal can make all the difference for someone struggling to make ends meet or to overcome homelessness. Continuing a decade’s old commitment to take part in the ecumenical work of New Bethany Ministries, our cooks help prepare lunch for clients there several times a month.
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Resettlement Committee
As descendants of the ancient Unitas Fratrum who themselves were refugees during times of war and oppression, and as Christians who are called to welcome the stranger and sojourner, we are committed to the work of refugee resettlement.
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Sacristans and Collectors
Service at Central includes making our worship a welcoming experience for our members and visitors alike. Find out more about our Sacristans who care for our worship spaces and our Collectors who take up our offering each week.
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Victory House Meals
Feeding the hungry is a core part of Christian ministry. Since 1985, Central Moravian has been providing supper meals once or twice a month for the residents of Victory House, a transitional housing facility which provides shelter and supportive services for formerly homeless men.
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