Welcome Robin!

We are thrilled to introduce Robin Fowler as the new Office Manager at Mount Olive! Robin has been a part of the Lake Havasu community for the past five years, having moved here from Kentucky, and she now proudly calls it home.

Robin and her husband have been married for 25 years and have built a beautiful family together, including four children and two wonderful grandchildren. When she’s not at Mount Olive, you might find her enjoying the great outdoors—camping, boating, or getting lost in a good book.

One of the things Robin loves most about Lake Havasu is the endless array of activities available, making every day an opportunity for adventure. But what truly stands out to her at Mount Olive is the people—the kindness and grace she has encountered here have already made a lasting impression on her heart.

Looking ahead, Robin dreams of traveling and cherishing more time with her grandchildren when she retires. Until then, we are blessed to have her serving in this role, bringing her warmth, dedication, and love for community to our church family.

Please take a moment to introduce yourself and give Robin a warm Mount Olive welcome!

GENEROUS DONATIONS

Quilters & crafters

We have been blessed with many talented sewists, both permanent residents as well as snowbirds. Another successful Quilt and Craft Sale was held last month; and as a result, we were able to donate $3000 to Lutheran World Relief and $1000 to Faith & Grace.

In addition, quilts were donated to the local VFW to be taken to Prescott and children’s quilts and baby receiving blankets were donated to the Clothes Closet.

Our group meets Thursday mornings from 9:00 to 12:00. It’s a very friendly group. We’re always learning from each other and forming new friendships. If you’re interested in sewing or quilting and want to learn or if you are a seasoned sewist or quilter who would be interested in sharing your talent, we would love for you to join us.

God continues to bless us with very generous people. We recently received a donation from Linda Haynes for which we are very grateful.

Quilt and Craft Sale 2025

Mount Olive Volunteers Donate $8,500 to Havasu Community Health Foundation

In a heartfelt display of generosity and dedication, volunteers from Mount Olive Lutheran Church’s White Burro Rummage Sale Committee recently presented a significant donation of $8,500 to the Havasu Community Health Foundation (HCHF). This contribution will directly support numerous charitable groups within the HCHF network, ensuring that funds are directed to those who need it most.

On March 17, 2025, committee members gathered to present the check to Linda Seavers of HCHF. The funds were raised through the tireless efforts of Mount Olive’s volunteers, who devoted countless hours to organizing, collecting, and selling items for the White Burro Rummage Sale. This event has become a cornerstone of the church’s outreach, making a meaningful impact on the Lake Havasu City community.

"We are incredibly grateful for the hard work and dedication of our volunteers," said a Mount Olive spokesperson. "Their efforts are a true reflection of our mission to share God’s love and support those in need."

The Havasu Community Health Foundation oversees 32 different charitable programs, all designed to enhance the health and well-being of local residents. With this generous donation, HCHF will continue to provide crucial services to those facing medical, financial, and emotional hardships.

Pictured in the photo are (left to right): Betty Shaffer, Barbra Hanson, Bob Jewkes, Linda Seavers (HCHF), Lynn Imsdahl, and Donna Johnson, all proudly representing Mount Olive's commitment to community care.

Mount Olive Lutheran Church extends heartfelt thanks to all volunteers and community members who contributed to the success of this fundraising effort. Together, we are making a meaningful difference in the lives of others.