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A great way to love your neighbors and help foster community is by participating in National Night Out on August 2nd 2024. Mark your calendars for more ideas message ideas in the comments and we will send you ideas for a great night!

Please take a moment to pray for and honor the memory of these brave first responders who gave their lives in service to others during an incident involving a household in Burnsville.

Save the date…. Registration opens soon

Join us for an evening of powerful prayer and worship on Tuesday, February 13 at Maple Grove Covenant at 6:30 PM.

Kingdom Collective MN We are a collaboration of local churches serving our community in ways that demonstrate God's love th

Special thanks to Maple Grove Police Department for faithful service to our community and providing opportunities to equip and encourage their team with holistic health. We are blessed to have these men and women in our city!

This Christmas season, look for ways to live out Mark 12:30-31 to the people that live around you. Ideas how in the comments…

Such a powerful night of worship and prayer as churches and people from all over the northwest metro gathered to pray and proclaim the name of Jesus!
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See you this weekend at our Community Worship Night @ Town Green in Maple Grove. Outdoor games & water available at 4:30pm, bring your own picnic dinner from 5:00-6:00pm, and our worship & prayer service will start at 6:00pm, followed by free ice cream!

We love our police department and all they do for our city - come support this great cause!

Stop by the Maple Grove Police booth at the Community Center during Maple Grove Days! Members of the Maple Grove Police Association will be selling End Domestic Violence patches and mugs!

All proceeds will benefit domestic violence prevention!

Citywide worship night & ice cream July 30 6:30pm @ Maple Grove TownGreen

So fun to partner with Zanewood Community School last week for a fantastic Steamfest celebration.

It is a beautiful thing when churches and people partner to advance the Kingdom of God!

7 ways to love your neighbor in 2023.
(1) do random acts of kindness (2) spend time together (3) share a meal (4) seek forgiveness (5) listen (6) serve side by side in your community (7) pray for your neigbor

It is a blessing to partner as a faith community to encourage those who faithfully serve our city. I am thankful for the relationships being cultivated and the leadership of our chief and command staff of the Maple Grove Police Department. We have incredible officers!

So much fun blessing the staff at Zanewood Community School. We are thankful for educators and the investment they make into students lives!

Turn your light on and love your neighbors. It is a natural opportunity to connect with your neighbors.

Give great candy — love your neighbor as yourself and give out the good candy you would want.

Compliment cool and interesting costumes.

Pray for each family after they leave your house/driveway. Who doesn’t need prayer ?

Have a bonfire in your driveway with hot dogs, smores, etc.

If your community or subdivision has a special unified Halloween event, attend it and participate.

Smile and laugh. Again, that’s the way you’d want to be treated if you were a kid.

Tonights community worship has been moved due to weather to The Grove @ 8585 Rice Lake Road Maple Grove 55369 6PM start time

Kingdom Collective MN updated their info in the about section.

We Love Maple Grove was just the beginning. Kingdom Collective aims to reach not just Maple Grove, but surrounding communities as well. for future updates and events!

August 2nd is National Night Out. Minnesota friends grab your neighbors and plan an event that shows people just how great your neighborhood is!

As Minnesota gets warmer here are a few ways to love your neighbors this spring.

1. smile
2. wave and say hello
3. hold the door for someone
4. cut their grass (repair vol damage)
5. bring in their trashcans
6. take them their newspaper
7. buy a cup of coffee
8. buy someone lunch
9. give them a card, just because
10. bring them flowers
11. bake cookies
12. offer to pick up groceries
13. bring them dinner
14. carry someones bags
15. leave a kind note
16. offer to watch their kids
17. water their plants
18. acknowledge visitors on your street
19. Buy coffee for the car behind you
20. offer your seat to someone who needs it
21. call an old friend to catch up
22. allow drivers to merge into your lane
23. make chicken soup for a friend or neighbor that is sick
24. write a thank you note
25. bring a treat to share at work
26. give compliments generously
27. give a surprise gift
28. thank your law enforcement
29. visit a retirement home
30. give bags of toiletries and food to homeless
31. be polite to store clerks
32. volunteer in your community
33. send a text to let someone know you’re thinking about them
34. Leave surprise notes for someone to find
35. listen when someone else is talking
36. offer a shoulder to cry on
37. help a friend or neighbor move
38. carry something heavy for someone
39. forgive a debt or grievance
40. give the benefit of the doubt
41. don’t listen to gossip
42. donate items you do not need
43. send gifts to needy at Christmas time
44. invite someone to share a meal
45. open your home for a holiday
46. learn peoples names and use them
47. offer a ride to someone that may need help
48. pay the difference when someone comes up short at the store
49. be positive and encouraging
50. share a good book

March 2 6:30 PM @ Maple Grove Covenant, churches are joining together to pray and worship in preparation for Easter. Come participate in corporate worship and prayer (for all ages) and prayer stations that celebrate our collective heart for God.

Some fun ideas to show love to your neighbors this Christmas!

1. Make Christmas Cookies for your neighbors
2. Invite neighbors over for a movie night
3. Serve at a local non-profit as a neighborhood
4. Host a holiday neighborhood can drive for your local food pantry
5. Shovel your neighbors driveway
6. Invite neighbors over for a holiday meal or appetizers and drinks
7. Host a neighborhood broom hockey tournament
8. Write thank you letters as a neighborhood for community leaders (police, fire, first responders)
9. Sing Christmas carols in the neighborhood
10. Go to a movie as a neighborhood
11. Neighborhood game night
12. Have kids design cards for neighbors and surprise your neighbors with them
13. Creating blessings bags for your neighbors
14. Arrange for kids free night out by exchanging kids nights during the holidays one family goes out the other watches kids
15. Host a progressive dinner with all the holiday favorites

Bonus - attend a Christmas Eve service with your neighbors! Better yet invite a neighbor

If you are interested in blessing some of our public schools and their amazing staff, we are sending encouragement cards and gift bags this November as part of our campaign. It’s a focus on loving our community educators. Connect with one of our partner churches here or email [email protected] to find out how to get involved.

Partner churches are hosting the “Love Your Neigbor” food drive in the month of October. Our goal is to bless others and support our local food shelves. You can drop food donations off at any one of the local church partners on the month of October!

The best way to love your neighbor, is to stay connected to your neighbors and to bless and serve them! As an encouragement, post your “National Night Out” pics and let’s create some of the best connected, loved and served neighborhoods in America.

Matthew 22 gives us a great game plan for life. Love God with everything you have and love your neighbors! Take the first step this coming Tuesday!

Want to see our neighborhoods and communities change…. Try this!

As the world watches MInnesota, we invite our friends and partner churches to pray for the Twin Cities, our state and nation for revival, healing, peace, unify and justice! Matthew 5:16