Servant Corps
Border Servant Corps
Las Cruces, New Mexico | El Paso, Texas | Juarez, Mexico
Border Servant Corps promotes and demonstrates justice, kindness, and humility through the intentional exploration of community, simplicity, social justice, and spirituality in the U.S./México border region. BSC does this by:
- hosting groups interested in accompaniment-style immersion, where relationships and first-hand educational experiences about border issues are prioritized
- creating opportunities for community members to immerse themselves in education and service in the borderlands
- accompanying our sisters and brothers on the U.S. / México border
Urban Servant Corps
Metropolitan Denver, Colorado
USC is a one-year, full-time Lutheran volunteer program involved in ministries serving inner-city Denver. The USC works in cooperation with community agencies, churches, and individuals in the city as channels of God's love and concern. USC volunteers bring a variety of gifts to the larger community. USC volunteer positions balance between working with direct service programs to address immediate needs, and advocating or networking with other organizations to work for long-term social change.
Urban Servant Corps: Emeritus
Urban Servant Corps is extending the current full-time volunteer service program with a new focus that provides opportunities for retired folks to have purposeful community engagement during their encore years.
The Veteran Servant Corps Project (VSCP)
The Veteran Servant Corps Project partners with ELCA faith communities across the Rocky Mountain Synod to recognize, support, and walk alongside veterans and their families. VSCP helps equip clergy and lay-leaders with training to better understand veterans’ issues, offers no-cost retreats for veterans and their families to find healing and connection, and provides resources, materials, and ideas for congregations to honor and support veterans through advocacy, awareness, community, and care.
