Lebanon Rescue Mission |

WE ARE OPEN AND CONTINUE TO SERVE OUR COMMUNITY…

Thank you for your phone calls and emails expressing your support and concern for our ministry. We are all fine and taking things one day at a time! We are providing services as best we can, while trying to keep our guests and staff healthy and safe.

We encourage you to: Stay calm…Stay home…Stay Safe

If you would like to help us during this time, we would welcome any of the following items that could be ordered online and shipped directly to us at: Lebanon Rescue Mission – 1223 Bittner Blvd., Lebanon PA 17046.

Again…thank you so much for you concerns and your support!

Cleaner/Disinfectant with bleach of all kinds
Clorox wipes
Paper plates, plastic utensils, disposable cups
Hand sanitizer – pump bottles
Non-latex gloves all sizes: S, M, L
Toilet paper
Tissues
Bleach
Laundry detergent
Hand soap

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Ways to Help

The Lebanon Rescue Mission relies on the generosity of volunteers and donors.

Upcoming Events

Notice

Due to the current situation, The Annual Dinner and Auction dated Friday, October 16th has been replaced with an Open House Tour with sweet treats and a Silent Auction on Sunday October 11th from 1pm to 4:30pm at our Men’s Campus located at 1223 Bittner Blvd, Lebanon. Reservation are required for social distancing call Patti at 717-273-2301 or email at ppasquale@lebanonrescuemission.org.

Sunday Supper Schedule

Sunday Supper has begun again in the form of “To-Go” meals served from 5pm – 5:30pm the following dates:

August 16th – 5pm
Sept 6th – no meal
Sept 20 – 5pm
Oct 4th – 5pm
Oct 18th – 5pm
Nov 1st – 5pm
Nov 15th – 5pm
Nov 26th – Thanksgiving Day meal served at 12pm

December dates will be announced in November.

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Mission News

2020 U.S. Census

On April 1, 2020 the U.S. Census Bureau will be counting all residents living in the United States. We encourage all to learn more about the 2020 Census, your role as a resident, and explore ideas and downloadable materials you can use to help spread the word about the upcoming census. Click here for details.

Agape Christmas

Agape Christmas was a huge success! With the help of 40 volunteers and 600 volunteer hours we were able to sort, pack and deliver 678 gift bags to 13 different senior communities.

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Who We Are

We work to provide the “weary and burdened” not only with the essentials of life — safe shelter, a bed to sleep in, and food to eat – but also with rest for their souls. We offer the time and tools to build a relationship with Jesus Christ…this is where true life change starts.

	At the Lebanon Rescue Mission, men battling addictions will receive support to stay clean and work toward a brighter future.
	At Agape Family Shelter, women will discover skills for independence and a safe environment for their children.
	At the Lebanon Free Clinic, patients who could not otherwise afford health care are treated with respect and kindness.