Faith in Action: Be the Hands and Feet of Jesus
Faith in Action: Be the Hands and Feet of Jesus
Faith is not meant to remain inside the walls of a church. Faith must move. Faith must serve. Faith must reach the streets and touch the lives of people who feel forgotten.
On September 6, 2026, at 1:00 PM, Traditional Urban Catholic is heading back into the community to serve and connect with our brothers and sisters in need throughout San Bernardino and Highland.
We will bring food, water, prayer, encouragement, and—most importantly—the love of Jesus Christ. Every person we encounter has dignity. Every person was created in the image and likeness of God. Nobody should feel invisible, abandoned, or forgotten.
Jesus tells us in Matthew 25:40:
“Whatever you did for one of these least brothers of mine, you did for me.”
That is why we take our faith from the pews to the streets. We are not coming out to judge anyone or look down on anyone. We are coming out to listen, build relationships, offer practical help, and remind people that their lives matter.
Everybody Can Serve
You do not need special training or a perfect past to help. You only need a willing heart.
You can help prepare meals, distribute water and supplies, pray with someone, clean an area, or simply offer a few words of hope. Sometimes the smallest act of love can remind someone that God has no not forgotten them.
This outreach is about more than handing someone a meal. It is about human connection. It is about meeting people where they are and walking beside them with compassion, patience, and respect.
Join Us on September 6
We invite individuals, families, churches, ministries, organizations, and community members to come serve alongside us. Race, gender, religion, or background does not matter—we care about the person.
Come help us be the hands and feet of Jesus!
Date: September 6, 2026
Time: 1:00 PM
Meeting location: 7189 Alice Street, Highland, CA 92346
Call or text: (909) 346-4200
Website:tuc7.org
Let’s put faith into action. Let’s bring hope to the streets. Let’s love our neighbors and serve Christ through those who need us most.
No more sidelines. Boots on the ground. From the pews to the streets—let’s go!
Viva Cristo Rey!
