PO Box 811 | Dubuque, IA | 52004-0811
Delegate Schedule
September 14 - DACU Delegates' Picnic & Meeting Tuesday, 5 p.m. Packard Pavilion, Dubuque Arboretum Yes!!! At last we are able to gather in person. You will need to bring your own picnic dinner and your own seating. The Pavilion is the covered area near the parking spaces, so if there is a bit of "Iowa" weather we will stay dry. Program: Update/intro. of the coming year, President Dr. Jean Holdener. As always, guests are welcome! Come early or stay later to enjoy the gardens. Bring your family as well! Donations for the Food Pantry are always welcome.
September 28, 7pm - Brian Hallstoos will share the tragedy of Dubuque’s native son, Nathaniel Morgan. Hadley Auditorium, University of Dubuque. This will be a hybrid presentation. Please come to Hadley Auditorium if you are comfortable with being with others.
October 26 - Review of the 3 projects. First Presbyterian Church.
November 24 - Traditional PIN Thanksgiving Service. Church of the Resurrection.
January 25 - Annual Meeting – Dinner and Program. Westminster Presbyterian Church. 5:30-6pm social time. 6-6:45pm meal. 7-8pm program. $15 for the meal.
February 22 – Captain Bob Martin and his Legacy, Nelson Edmonds. Student Welcome Center auditorium, University of Dubuque.
March 22 – Caring for God’s Creation, Dubuque Area Green Coalition. Immanuel Congregational United.
April 26 – Understanding Brain Health. Hadley Chapel, Hillcrest Family Services, 7pm.
May 24 – Food Insecurity in Dubuque, Westminster Presbyterian Church, 7pm at 2155 University Ave, Dubuque.
Zoom starting at 06:30 PM. https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86712291798?pwd=dytIV1NkMDhMM3dMdUF3aWx5a3EyQT09
Meeting ID: 867 1229 1798 Passcode: 673936 Phone: +1 312 626 6799 US (Chicago)
Video of Pandemic Food Insecurity Program, May 24, 2022.
Video of Brain Health Program, April 26, 2022.
PDF of the Brain Health Program
Professor Brian Hallstoos: Nathaniel Morgan and Dubuque's Lynching. 9-28-21
DACU’s projects will give various informal reports throughout the year.
DACU Annual Meeting - first time on Zoom. 1-26-2021.
Statement by the Board of Directors of DACU. 6-19-20:
We are living through a profound time - a time of pandemic, pain and protest, as well as the possibility of real, systematic change. In this time, we commit to the Dubuque area interfaith community and racial equity. As “normal” shifts, we wish to provide meaningful assistance, anchored in a commitment to our Mission which calls us to express “concerns for justice and our call to serve others”. We are listening and learning; finding hope and inspiration in the actions of our Dubuque community.
Welcome to DACU
Our Mission
We, the members of DACU, people of diverse faiths and beliefs, are united by our belief in God, our concerns for justice and our call to serve others. Through prayerful dependence on God and respectful cooperation with each other, we will make a difference in our world by fostering an awareness and understanding of human need. We will be a supportive presence in this community and beyond through the generous sharing of our time, talents and resources. Adopted by the Delegate Assembly, 10-22-96
Annual DACU Meeting: January 28, 2020 at Westminster Presbyterian.
Faces of DACU - Tom Stovall, 1-28-20.
Thanksgiving Service at Resurrection. 11-21-18
Climate Change. Sisters of St. Francis. 4-24-18
Immigration and Refugees. Mt.Carmel. 3-27-18
DACU serves its Mission through regular monthly meetings, special activities, communication with its member congregations, and fund raising for its three main projects: Dubuque Food Pantry, Dubuque Rescue Mission and PIN (People In Need). In addition, DACU supports associate projects such as Church Women United, the Crop Walk, Habitat for Humanity, and the NAACP.
Plan to come to our next Thanksgiving Service, November 21, 2018, at Resurrection Catholic Church.
Click here to see our 2017 Thanksgiving Service at Resurrection Catholic Church.
Send us the latest news
Do you have any DACU news? Click here to send news to our Newsletter Editor.
2018-19 Worship Brochure
CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR 2018-2019 BROCHURE. Dubuque Area Congregations United (DACU) welcomes you and invites you to make worship a part of your visit to our community.
DACU Board Members 2022 - 2023
President: Morgan Frazer frazermt@hotmail.com
Communication: Sue Hattel shattel220@aol.com
Membership: Bob Krayer bdkrayer@aol.com
Treasurer: Sr. Barbara Hubeny barbara.hubeny@gmail.com
Secretary: Tom Lo Guidice loguidice@fastmail.fm
Worship: Pastor Stephanie Ells ells.steph81@gmail.com
Newsletter: Pastor Stephanie Ells ells.steph81@gmail.com
People in Need (PIN): Tom Stovall tomstov@aol.com
Dubuque Food Pantry: Theresa Caldwell dubuquefoodpantry@yahoo.com
Dubuque Rescue Mission: tba
Click here to view DACU membership
Click here to view pictures from past Annual Meetings
Dubuque CROP Hunger Walk Committee 2021-2022
Sara McCaw Chairperson
Morgan Frazer First Congregational UCC - Treasurer
Rev. Karen Candee Summit Congregational Church
Sue Hattel St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Bob Krayer Immanuel Congregational Church
Rev. Derek Rosenstiel Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sharon Speckhard St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tammy Wehrspann First Presbyterian Church
The latest CROP Walk Newsletter
Latest News:
WI Council of Churches Interfaith Report
Sr. Betty Kugi shares this marvelous resource from the Wisconsin Council of Churches. Their publication is "Loving our Interfaith Neighbors: A Study-Action Guide" which can be downloaded here.
- PIN (People in Need) Fundraiser
PIN currently has funds, thanks to all the caring congregations and people in Dubuque. Some, but not much. If you have already contributed, then thank you so very much. If you are thinking about contributing, we urge you to do so to help those in our community. Please send monetary contributions to:
PIN
2155 University Ave
Dubuque, IA 52001
- Food Pantry Needs
DUBUQUE FOOD PANTRY
1598 Jackson Street 563-583-4440
Hours: Mon. ,Wed., & Fri. 1:00-4:00p.m., Tues. 9:00-noon
Someone is usually at the Pantry on Mon., Wed., & Fri. mornings after 9:30a.m.
Monthly Needs
Jan. Peanut Butter & Jelly, Canned meats, ramen noodles
Shampoo, laundry soap, Hot chocolate mix
Feb. “Souper Bowl” Soups & crackers
Ravioli, Spaghetti O’s, chili
Liquid hand soap
Mar. Tuna, Mac & Cheese, Apple sauce, salt
Toothpaste, deodorant, facial tissues
Apr. Rice, ketchup, brownie mix, sugar
Dish soap, ramen noodles, graham crackers
May Pasta, spaghetti sauce, canned fruit, tuna
Toilet tissue, bar soap, laundry soap
Garden produce
June Juices of any size, pancake mix & syrup, ramen noodles
Lotion, liquid hand soap, bath gel
Garden produce
July Cake mix, frosting, pork & beans, soup, canned meats
Toilet tissue, toothbrushes, toothpaste
Garden produce
Aug. Crackers, Hamburger helper, can meats, peanut butter
Deodorant, bar soap, facial tissues
Garden produce
Sept. Potatoes any kind, sugar, mac & cheese, tuna, oil
Laundry soap, dish soap
Garden produce
Oct. Can fruit, soup, coffee, hot chocolate, jelly, salt, pepper
Paper towels, shampoo,
Nov. Stuffing mix, pumpkin, evaporated milk, ramen noodles
Bar soap, dish soap, facial tissue
Dec. Hot chocolate, potatoes, graham crackers, can fruit, oil
Toothpaste, lotion, Toilet tissue
Please feel free to post this in your church or assembly area.
Thank you for your continued support.
PDF of the Brain Health Program
DACU’s projects will give various informal reports throughout the year.
DACU Annual Meeting - first time on Zoom. 1-26-2021.
Statement by the Board of Directors of DACU. 6-19-20:
We are living through a profound time - a time of pandemic, pain and protest, as well as the possibility of real, systematic change. In this time, we commit to the Dubuque area interfaith community and racial equity. As “normal” shifts, we wish to provide meaningful assistance, anchored in a commitment to our Mission which calls us to express “concerns for justice and our call to serve others”. We are listening and learning; finding hope and inspiration in the actions of our Dubuque community.
Welcome to DACU
Our Mission
We, the members of DACU, people of diverse faiths and beliefs, are united by our belief in God, our concerns for justice and our call to serve others. Through prayerful dependence on God and respectful cooperation with each other, we will make a difference in our world by fostering an awareness and understanding of human need. We will be a supportive presence in this community and beyond through the generous sharing of our time, talents and resources. Adopted by the Delegate Assembly, 10-22-96
Faces of DACU - Tom Stovall, 1-28-20.
Thanksgiving Service at Resurrection. 11-21-18
Climate Change. Sisters of St. Francis. 4-24-18
Immigration and Refugees. Mt.Carmel. 3-27-18
Plan to come to our next Thanksgiving Service, November 21, 2018, at Resurrection Catholic Church.
Click here to see our 2017 Thanksgiving Service at Resurrection Catholic Church.
Send us the latest news
Do you have any DACU news? Click here to send news to our Newsletter Editor.
2018-19 Worship Brochure
CLICK HERE TO VIEW OUR 2018-2019 BROCHURE. Dubuque Area Congregations United (DACU) welcomes you and invites you to make worship a part of your visit to our community.
DACU Board Members 2022 - 2023
President: Morgan Frazer frazermt@hotmail.com
Communication: Sue Hattel shattel220@aol.com
Membership: Bob Krayer bdkrayer@aol.com
Treasurer: Sr. Barbara Hubeny barbara.hubeny@gmail.com
Secretary: Tom Lo Guidice loguidice@fastmail.fm
Worship: Pastor Stephanie Ells ells.steph81@gmail.com
Newsletter: Pastor Stephanie Ells ells.steph81@gmail.com
People in Need (PIN): Tom Stovall tomstov@aol.com
Dubuque Food Pantry: Theresa Caldwell dubuquefoodpantry@yahoo.com
Dubuque Rescue Mission: tba
Click here to view DACU membership
Click here to view pictures from past Annual Meetings
Dubuque CROP Hunger Walk Committee 2021-2022
Sara McCaw Chairperson
Morgan Frazer First Congregational UCC - Treasurer
Rev. Karen Candee Summit Congregational Church
Sue Hattel St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
Bob Krayer Immanuel Congregational Church
Rev. Derek Rosenstiel Holy Trinity Lutheran Church
Sharon Speckhard St. John’s Lutheran Church
Tammy Wehrspann First Presbyterian Church
The latest CROP Walk Newsletter
Latest News:
WI Council of Churches Interfaith Report
- PIN (People in Need) Fundraiser
PIN currently has funds, thanks to all the caring congregations and people in Dubuque. Some, but not much. If you have already contributed, then thank you so very much. If you are thinking about contributing, we urge you to do so to help those in our community. Please send monetary contributions to:
PIN
2155 University Ave
Dubuque, IA 52001 - Food Pantry Needs
DUBUQUE FOOD PANTRY 1598 Jackson Street 563-583-4440 Hours: Mon. ,Wed., & Fri. 1:00-4:00p.m., Tues. 9:00-noon Someone is usually at the Pantry on Mon., Wed., & Fri. mornings after 9:30a.m.
Monthly Needs
Jan. Peanut Butter & Jelly, Canned meats, ramen noodles Shampoo, laundry soap, Hot chocolate mix
Feb. “Souper Bowl” Soups & crackers Ravioli, Spaghetti O’s, chili Liquid hand soap
Mar. Tuna, Mac & Cheese, Apple sauce, salt Toothpaste, deodorant, facial tissues
Apr. Rice, ketchup, brownie mix, sugar Dish soap, ramen noodles, graham crackers
May Pasta, spaghetti sauce, canned fruit, tuna Toilet tissue, bar soap, laundry soap Garden produce
June Juices of any size, pancake mix & syrup, ramen noodles Lotion, liquid hand soap, bath gel Garden produce
July Cake mix, frosting, pork & beans, soup, canned meats Toilet tissue, toothbrushes, toothpaste Garden produce
Aug. Crackers, Hamburger helper, can meats, peanut butter Deodorant, bar soap, facial tissues Garden produce
Sept. Potatoes any kind, sugar, mac & cheese, tuna, oil Laundry soap, dish soap Garden produce
Oct. Can fruit, soup, coffee, hot chocolate, jelly, salt, pepper Paper towels, shampoo,
Nov. Stuffing mix, pumpkin, evaporated milk, ramen noodles Bar soap, dish soap, facial tissue
Dec. Hot chocolate, potatoes, graham crackers, can fruit, oil Toothpaste, lotion, Toilet tissue
Please feel free to post this in your church or assembly area. Thank you for your continued support.
Sr. Betty Kugi shares this marvelous resource from the Wisconsin Council of Churches. Their publication is "Loving our Interfaith Neighbors: A Study-Action Guide" which can be downloaded here.