09/01/2026
Service has been part of the Wayfinders story from the very beginning.
For years, every fifth Sunday meant stepping outside our normal rhythm and into our community to serve. Now that we have our own building, service doesn’t replace our Sunday gathering—but we don’t want it to disappear from our identity, either. Serving is still part of who we are.
So this month, we moved our service project to the Saturday before fifth Sunday and spent the morning serving alongside The Teacher Reuse in San Marcos.
The Teacher Reuse collects gently used classroom supplies, furniture, and materials and makes them available to teachers at no cost. It’s a simple idea with a big impact—helping educators stock their classrooms and provide for their students without having to reach into their own pockets.
Our Wayfinders crew loaded up our trailer with furniture and other large items from their storage units, helped clear and clean out a space, transported things to their new home in the San Marcos outlet mall, and then helped carry it in and put things away. And yes, there were kids serving alongside the adults, too—because there’s no age requirement on service.
We’re grateful for organizations like The Teacher Reuse that are already doing the work of loving and serving our community, and we’re glad we could come alongside them for a morning.
And if this sounds like something you’d love to support, let us know! We’d be happy to connect you with The Teacher Reuse and help you find out how you can volunteer, donate, or get involved.
Because serving our community isn’t just something we do.
It’s part of who we are.