Christmas Eve Worship Services, December 24, 2025
Disaster Relief Quilting Schedule
You can reach out to people in their time of greatest need with a strong message of hope — you are not alone. Join us as we assemble simple quilts.
No experience or equipment is needed. Volunteers stay as long as they like – an hour, two, or more. Quilting takes place at Our Savior Lutheran Church, 5 Summer Street in Hanover (on-site parking).
We invite you to join us as your schedule allows.
If you have any questions, contact the church office by email or give us a call, (603) 643-3703. You can read a brief history of our Relief Quilting here.
If you aren’t sure how to find us, click here for directions.
We gather during the academic year, typically twice each month. We enjoy the gift of community as we turn squares of fabric into simple quilts to bring warmth and love to many in need around the globe. We also assemble simple bags for School Kits. Lutheran World Relief Farmer’s Market coffee and tea are provided. Bring a brown bag lunch if you wish.
2025-2026 Schedule
We gather from 9 a.m.—1 p.m. Stay as long as you like – an hour, two, or more.
2025
Thursday, September 4 and 18
Thursdays, October 2 and 16
Thursdays, November 6 and 20
Thursday, December 4 and 18
2026
Thursdays, January 8 and 22
Thursdays, February 5 and 19
Thursdays, March 5 and 19
Thursdays, April 2 and 16
Thursdays, May 7 and 21
If you would like to be added to our quilting email list, please email the church office.
Calling All Cooks!
Calling all cooks to provide a meal the 1st Wednesday of every month for the residents of Dismas House. Up to 3 people are needed each month to make an entree, salad and dessert. The meal can be cooked at home or at Dismas House. Dinner starts at 6 p.m. For more information please talk to Nancy Kupferman after worship or call the church office. The residents at Dismas House are former prisoners who are trying to make a new start in their lives.
“Living in community accomplishes the Dismas House mission of reconciliation. Community is fundamentally about relationship and it is precisely the relationship between the offender and their community that is broken, first by the crime committed and subsequently by the resulting incarceration. In reconciliation, wholeness is restored to the former prisoner and to society.” (read more at www.dismasofvermont.org )
Sitting down for a common meal with the residents at Dismas House is of mutual benefit to the ones who provide a meal and the ones who partake of the meal. Give it a try!
Fridays at 5:00 p.m. at OSLC, Community Meal prepared by Hanover Community Kitchen
Friday evenings Dartmouth students prepare and serve meals to combat hunger in the Upper Valley. Weekly attendance at these community dinners averages around 30 people. As we support the student’s ministry, we continue to support the community meals at LISTEN in White River Junction and encourage you to do so. Dinner is served at 5:00 p.m.
Our Savior Lutheran Church and Campus Ministry 
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