Bread and Jam began in 1996. It’s original idea was to help single parents with limited funds. Free meals were served the first and last Sunday of the month to anyone who came. It has evolved into a free meal served to any person who attends, regardless of religion or financial circumstances every Sunday. We offer food for the body and fellowship for the soul. We serve from 2:30pm – 3:30pm and a bag lunch is given to each guest when they leave.
Memory Cafe
Share your stories and socialize with others who have worries about their memory. This is a social engagement opportunity at Bay View United Methodist Church presented by the Alzheimer’s Association. Individuals with early to moderate Alzheimer’s and their care partners as well as those who worry about memory problems are welcome to come. Please note this is not a support group. Being active physically, socially and mentally is good for the brain! And we all understand: “We’re all in the same boat!”
Memory Cafe is on the 3rd Monday of Each Month from 1pm to 2:30pm at BVUMC. 2772 South Kinnickinnic Avenue, Milwaukee, WI
RSVP to Jennifer Nowak, Alzheimer’s Association at 414.479.8800
Bay View UMC families and friends helped stock boxes at The Hunger Task Force. This group was able to pack 18 pallets, which is 720 boxes. That’s 21,600 pounds of food! Community partnerships like this are an important part of our ministry. Look for more opportunities like this one in the church gathering space. New opportunities are being posted regularly. We hope you join us!