Sew Much Love is a warm, faith-filled community of Christian sewists and artisans of every age and ability, using our gifts to serve Jesus through ministries at home and around the world.

What We Do:

  • Sew and create practical items such as quilts, clothing, layettes, hospital linens, hygiene kits, sewing kits, and more for local and global ministries.
  • Support organizations like Caring for Congo, hospitals, non-profits, widows, and orphans through hands-on service projects.
  • Provide opportunities for everyone to serve through sewing, cutting fabric, ironing, tying quilts, assembling kits, rolling bandages, and other creative projects.
  • Offer sewing classes for those interested in learning new skills for personal use or ministry opportunities.
  • Build community through fellowship, encouragement, prayer, and serving alongside one another.
  • Create encouragement resources including scripture cards and care items for those in need.

    • Who We Serve

    The Dwelling Place
    Safe Haven Foster Shoppe
    Gillettes Children's Hospital
    Grace Place 
    Chisago County Nursing 
    Caring for Congo (Grace Hill)

    How to Get Involved

    Join us!

    Join us!

    We meet every 3rd Friday of the month, 9:00am-3:00pm. Come and go as you're able. Sign up below to receive emails and stay up to date on upcoming events.

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    Donate

    Donate

    Even if you’re not crafty, donating supplies is a meaningful and tangible way to support the ministry and help provide needed items for people both locally and around the world. 

    supplies needed
    Pray

    Pray

    We invite you to partner with Sew Much Love through prayer—for the women who serve, for the projects being created, and for the individuals and families who will be encouraged and cared for through these gifts.

    New Workshop Options

    We are very excited to offer a series of workshops. Feel free to participate in the workshop from 10:30am to 12:00pm or spend the time working on any of the ministry tasks that we have. Workshops will be skill based for those of you wanting to learn a new skill, starting with beginning sewing. We are hoping to host workshops in the future for other textile arts such as yarn arts (knitting & crochet), fiber wall art, garment construction and any other suggestions you might have.