Thank you to the nine Esperanza volunteers and eight members of Scouts American Troop 3014, who removed 25 pounds of trash along one mile of South Ranch Circle between Ray Road and Mountain Parkway on June 8. This was the …

Esperanza is on track to surpass its donation goal for 2024 to the Kyrene Family Resource Center! Through May, our church had donated 725 pounds of food, which is more than halfway to our goal of 1,250 pounds for the …

Through April, Esperanza has donated 497 pounds of food to its longtime partner, the Kyrene Family Resource Center. Currently, the center has the greatest need for granola bars, fruit cups (individual packages), apple sauce (individual packages), cereal, dry rice, and …

What do bunny ears, volunteers, a deacon, a director, preschool families, decorated bicycles, and a 1965 Ford Thunderbird have in common? All were participants in the 48th annual Ahwatukee Kiwanis Easter Parade on behalf of Esperanza Lutheran Church. On Saturday, March …

Esperanza’s longtime partnership with the Kyrene Family Resource Center is off to a good start in 2024. Through March, we have donated 429 pounds of food, putting us more than a third of the way to our goal for the …

Esperanza’s meal brigade is up and running! The cool people are in the club. Want to join? You’re invited! Every now and then, a church friend is in need of a meal or more, delivered to their home. Peggy Wagner …

Hope for Newborns, a group of volunteers that makes clothing items for Arizona infants in need, has been known by different names in its lengthy history at Esperanza. But its mission hasn’t changed, according to a 15-year member of the …

Fourteen volunteers from Esperanza helped serve the Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP) on March 26, providing dinner and making sack lunches for the following day. I-HELP is a ministry that provides meals and shelter nights to homeless adults and …

Ahwatukee’s annual Easter parade is fast approaching! Esperanza will have a spot in the parade, which is scheduled to begin at 10 a.m. Saturday, March 30, near Warner Road and 48th Street. Volunteers are needed at that location at 9 …

On March 10, a crew of 13 Esperanza volunteers removed 60 pounds of trash along a one-mile stretch of South Ranch Circle between Ray Road and Mountain Parkway. This was the first trash pickup of our two-year commitment to the …

Esperanza’s Outreach Team is partnering with Desert Cross Lutheran Church, 8600 E McClintock Drive, Tempe, to serve the Interfaith Homeless Emergency Lodging Program (I-HELP). This ministry provides shelter nights to homeless adults as well as a case management program that …

Now that Esperanza has adopted South Ranch Circle between Ray Road and Mountain Parkway, we need your assistance in keeping it clean! NEXT CLEAN UP IS MARCH 10TH at 4:30 P.M.  We will perform four cleanups per year.  We will …