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Our Next Bread Bake is December 6th

Stop by Hope’s Lounge on Sunday morning, December 7th and pick up a loaf of freshly baked holiday quick bread or some delicious scones. While you are there, consider brightening someone’s day by sharing a baked good with them – perhaps a neighbor, a friend, a family member, a stranger. 

This Baking Hope session we’ll be offering:

  • Chocolate Cherry Scones
  • Mixed Berry Scones
  • Cranberry Orange Bread
  • Savory Bread
  • Cinnamon Rolls

Bread and scones are available for a freewill donation on a first-come, first-served basis until we run out. You can reserve your loaves in advance for pick-up on Sunday morning by emailing your request to Kathy Kufus at kmkufus@icloud.

Your donations from our Baking Hope sessions cover bread baking expenses and fund community pizza events. In addition, a portion of our freshly baked bread is shared with members of Hope through the Friendly Visitor and Compassion Care programs, Portland House, a community-based service offering an alternative to incarceration and prison prevention for men, as well as with the congregation through Holy Communion in worship.

Future 2025-26 Bread Bakes will be offered on Nov 7-8, Dec 6-7, Jan 10-11, Feb 7-8, Mar 7-8, Apr 11-12.

Join us for one of our upcoming bread bakes to lend your hands to this centuries-old craft of wood-fired baking this fall, winter and spring! Our pizza bake season starts in May.  It is a great way to connect with others, learn something new, share stories, create new memories, and make a meaningful difference in our neighborhood. It is said that baking bread not only nourishes our bodies, but also our souls. It brings us together and creates a sense of community that is much needed in our world today. 

For more information on how you can join in the fun, contact Brian Kufus at bkufus462@icloud.com or Rebecca Tetlie at rebecca.tetlie@gmail.com.

Baking Hope logo created by Tomi McClellan.