November Meeting 2022

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For our November 2022 meeting, a group came to serve at the Samaritan Inn, an organization providing breakfast, lunch, and spiritual nourishment to the homeless in the community. We got ready for, served, and cleaned up after lunch, as well as unloaded a food delivery, did some work in the thrift store, and prepared sandwiches for the following day. We also listened to a local pastor share a message to those coming to the shelter for aid. It was an eye-opening and rewarding experience to serve here and we hope to return! 







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