Hot Dish and Hope on Greene Street
posted: June 17, 2008 | category: community, faith
tags: downtown, hunger, you can help
Downtown churches are launching a new dinner ministry for those in need on Tuesday evenings, beginning in July:
Prayer and worship | Free hot dinner | Unlimited hope
HOT DISH AND HOPE ON GREENE STREET
A family-friendly ministry for people in need, where all who participate will give and receive.
Come if you need dinner and a full measure of hope, or volunteer to help by contacting one of the sponsoring congregations:
- First Presbyterian, 373-0445
- New Creation community, 478-4775
- Anderson Grove Baptist, 574-0202
- Holy Trinity Episcopal, 272-0149
Tuesdays starting July 8 at 6 p.m.
Mullin Life Center, First Presbyterian Church
700 block of N. Green St., downtown Greensboro
373-0445 | www.fpcgreensboro.org
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CM~
I read an article in the latest issue of Newsweek about Danielle Steele (of all people!) who has been ’secretly’ helping the homeless in San Francisco for the last 10 years. It sounds like similar work as Night Watch. Great story. Check it out!
~Anna