Community Outreach
Here at Holy Love, we live out our mission in a variety of ways. Scroll down to check out our partner organizations and find out how you can be a part of it.
Outreach Programs
Holy Hammers Happenings
Holy Love regularly supports Holy Hammers projects around our community. Contact Melissa for information about the projects we are involved in or go to the Holy Hammers website to find out more about what's going on.
All Stars
Holy Love All-Stars Sensory Sensitive Events. Holy Love events will be for our more sensory sensitive participants. We will turndown the sounds on karaoke, offer guided crafts and hands on games. Come chill with us on the 3rd Monday of the month in the fellowship hall of Holy Love. Please see below for upcoming events to register as an All-Star or volunteer. We look forward to seeing you!
KickStart Integrated Martial Arts
KickStart IMA is an ongoing program offering affordable martial arts training for area families. Certified instructors under the leadership of a 4th degree black belts. The program is sponsored by Halo GC and proceeds go to fund programs Halo GC and Holy Love Lutheran Church.
Classes are offered for ages 4 & above.
Halo Girls Corps is an organization that works to empower young women through fitness and service to our community. Halo hosts clinics, camps and weekly educational and cultural exploration Intensives. Halo also sponsors KickStart Integrated Martial Arts, an affordable training program for families.
While Holy Love does not maintain an on-site food bank, we do accept donations that are distributed to local food banks. Please drop off your your non-perishable food items donations at the church.
Please note that we can not accept clothing items or expired food products.
Aurora Interfaith Community Services (AICS) is a non-profit agency whose sole aim is to express Christian concern for our community by providing substantive emergency assistance to the residents of Aurora.
Goods, services, and monetary gifts are donated by local businesses, our church members, civic organizations and individuals. Gover
Aurora Interfaith Community Services (AICS) is a non-profit agency whose sole aim is to express Christian concern for our community by providing substantive emergency assistance to the residents of Aurora.
Goods, services, and monetary gifts are donated by local businesses, our church members, civic organizations and individuals. Government agencies and foundations also fund our organization. Services are offered at no cost to our clients. About 30 volunteers work weekly to assist staff members at AICS as they strive to serve Aurora residents in need. The dedicated volunteers and staff strive to be faithful stewards of all gifts entrusted to our work.
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains is a faith based, non-profit human services agency providing adoption, disaster relief, foster care, older adult guardianship, family support & education, and refugee & immigration services since 1948. We provide help and support to children and families during their most challenging times reg
Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains is a faith based, non-profit human services agency providing adoption, disaster relief, foster care, older adult guardianship, family support & education, and refugee & immigration services since 1948. We provide help and support to children and families during their most challenging times regardless of race, religion, gender identity, sexual orientation or age. At LFSRM, we believe that all people, from the newborn to the most elderly, are valued members of our community.
Wholly Kicks is a non-profit organization whose presence in Aurora, Colorado, and the Denver Metro area, exists for the purpose of “walking with” those in impoverished areas or those at risk of or, experiencing homelessness. Wholly Kicks provides new shoes and socks to children and adults in shelters, in Title 1 schools, with com
Wholly Kicks is a non-profit organization whose presence in Aurora, Colorado, and the Denver Metro area, exists for the purpose of “walking with” those in impoverished areas or those at risk of or, experiencing homelessness. Wholly Kicks provides new shoes and socks to children and adults in shelters, in Title 1 schools, with community non-profits, to case managers, at motels, and low-income housing units.