Outreach programs and Court Mandate community Service

Multiple roles within our organization.  

Overseeing Court-Mandated Community Service   Through the Evangelical Spiritual Church, we offer a welcoming space for individuals fulfilling court-mandated service hours. As part of our commitment to healing and transformation, we partner with No Addict Need Ever Die, a life-affirming initiative that hosts daily recovery meetings. This program not only meets legal requirements—it offers a chance to reconnect, rebuild, and rediscover purpose in community.

For more information or to begin your service journey, please contact Annette at 708.299.5646.

Outreach Volunteer Advocate   As part of our seasonal outreach efforts, The Evangelical Spiritual Church  gratefully receive donations of clothing, school supplies, and other essentials to support families and individuals in need. These gifts are distributed with care through our volunteer-led programs, ensuring that children are equipped for school, parents feel supported, and dignity is upheld in every interaction.

Our Outreach Volunteer Advocates play a vital role in organizing, distributing, and offering compassionate presence to those we serve. Whether it's a warm coat in winter or a backpack filled with supplies in the fall, each item becomes a gesture of hope and belonging.

 Court Mandated Community Service Program   Offered through the Evangelical Spiritual Church. This program supports individuals fulfilling their mandated service hours by providing meaningful opportunities to contribute to the community. The United Spiritual Council of Nations  (USCN),  believes that service can be more than obligation—it can be a path toward healing, purpose, and transformation. Through guided work and compassionate engagement, participants are invited to give back, reconnect, and perhaps discover a new direction in life. 

We  advocate empathetic approach and leadership skills likely help in creating a supportive environment where people can fulfill their obligations in a constructive manner.

 We welcome volunteers who feel called to serve—those who believe that small acts of kindness can ripple into lasting change.