St. Ben's - Meal Served (r)
First Monday of the month, 5:15 PM - 6:30 PM
1015 N 9th St, Milwaukee, WI US 53233
Peace be with you. As the Father has sent me, so I send you - John 20:21



Contact Mary Paull for more information and visit our Lydia’s Treasure Facebook page for frequent updates.
Address: United Methodist Church of Whitefish Bay, 819 E. Silver Spring Dr, Whitefish Bay, WI US 53217
Contact: Mary Paull | 414-759-1437
Every purchase, every day supports mission in at least one way. Located in Lobby, just inside the Silver Spring doors. We encourage you to round UP for bigger impact! Stop by, new things added every week.
Open: Sunday before and after worship, Wednesday evenings 4:30pm-7pm, and Monday and Tuesdays during NSS4S classes 10am-3:00pm.
Introducing the 2026 Lydia’s Treasure missions:
Our proceeds are divided annually between two chosen missions and UMCWFB operating budget. We are pleased to introduce you to Bread of Healing Clinic, a Milwaukee-based free medical clinic for individuals with financial or other barriers to quality health care. Located in three neighborhood churches, the clinics offer medically uninsured access to affordable, quality healthcare that leads to healthier citizens, reduces chronic conditions, lowers healthcare costs and improves overall quality of life for the community it serves. Their vision focuses on Love, healing, humility, inclusion, social justice, education, prayer and compassion.
Reading is the single most important skill a child needs, yet so many children do not have access to books and struggle with reading. Bernie’s Book Bank has been providing books to Title 1 schools and early childhood programs in the Greater Milwaukee area with age-appropriate, high-interest, and culturally relevant books since 2019. A new book bank warehouse is opening in Glendale this spring, to expand the ability to volunteer and increase the number of schools and students that may benefit from this philanthropic personal library of books for students who don’t have access to books in their homes. Literacy sparks the power of imagination.