2019 – eNewsletter Archive
2019 – LUM eNewsletters December 31, 2019 – Wishing You Comfort & Joy in 2020 Happy New Year to You & Your Family from LUM December 26, 2019 – Before
LUM Solar Energy Project – Final Stages
Solar Panels Installed – “Flip the Switch” Scheduled In late December, the solar panels were installed on the new steel roof on the LUM Office building — completing the final
Happy New Year to You & Your Family
Dear Friend, Let’s take a moment this New Year to reflect and be THANKFUL — because there is so much to be thankful for. At LUM, we’re thankful for YOU and
Bus Drivers Needed – Now through May 2019
Seeking Volunteers for LUM After School Program Volunteer Activity Bus Drivers are needed to transport the LUM After School Program students from their schools to our program facility in downtown
Jubilee Christmas The Happiest Day of the Year
Jubilee Christmas Served 640 Local Families & 1,831 Local Children The 38th annual Lafayette Urban Ministry Jubilee Christmas Program took place this past Saturday (December 8) at 27 different events
A Holiday Season Greeting from LUM
A Letter from Joe Micon, LUM Executive Director Ring in the valiant man and free, the larger heartthe kindlier hand;Ring out the darkness of the land, Ring in the Christ that
Jubilee Christmas is HERE!
Jubilee Christmas – the Happiest Day of the Year! This Saturday (Dec. 8) is the happiest day of the year — Jubilee Christmas! At 27 different events across Tippecanoe County
Jubilee Christmas is HERE!
TOMORROW – the Happiest Day of the Year! This Saturday (Dec. 8) is the happiest day of the year — Jubilee Christmas! At 27 different events across Tippecanoe County from
Turkey Trot 5K Run 2018 Raises Close to $22,000
The annual Turkey Trot 5K Run was festive as well as a big success. Turkey Trot attracted a fun bunch willing to arrive before sunrise and run or walk a 5K on
Lafayette Urban Ministry Serves 800+ Meals on Thanksgiving
Yesterday, Lafayette Urban Ministry hosted the 32nd annual Greater Lafayette Interfaith Community THANKSGIVING Celebration. The event was free, open to the public and included a Thanksgiving feastfrom noon to 2 p.m.