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Wednesday, August 24, 2005
Hamilton Co. pastors at metro roundtable?
Just a quick note -- If you're a Hamilton County pastor or leader, and are interested in getting together with other Bible-believing pastors/leaders here in our area... then please plan on being in attendance at the Transform Indiana ministry-networking meeting on the campus of Crossroads Bible College (map) on Sept. 13th at lunchtime.
All 9 metro-area counties will be represented as the initiative continues to grow... to work together toward the Great Commission and Great Commandment... community by community, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Stay tuned for details at IndyChristian.com. ¶ 2:34 PM 1 comments
All 9 metro-area counties will be represented as the initiative continues to grow... to work together toward the Great Commission and Great Commandment... community by community, neighborhood by neighborhood.
Stay tuned for details at IndyChristian.com. ¶ 2:34 PM 1 comments
Sunday, August 14, 2005
Hamilton food panties feel pinch
[excerpted from Carmel Topics newspaper]
Two of Carmel's five food pantries and two of Fishers three agencies are desperate for donations, especially canned goods, as limited supplies continue to dwindle.
"We are really having a tough time keeping these people going, and the need's getting greater, too," said Nancy Chance, president of Good Samaritan of Hamilton County, which oversees 29 food pantries throughout Hamilton County.
Chance said the solution is simple.
"If everyone would take a bag of food to their local pantry, we might be able to turn this around..."
[continued at Topics.com] ¶ 7:09 AM 0 comments
[excerpted from Carmel Topics newspaper]Two of Carmel's five food pantries and two of Fishers three agencies are desperate for donations, especially canned goods, as limited supplies continue to dwindle.
"We are really having a tough time keeping these people going, and the need's getting greater, too," said Nancy Chance, president of Good Samaritan of Hamilton County, which oversees 29 food pantries throughout Hamilton County.
Chance said the solution is simple.
"If everyone would take a bag of food to their local pantry, we might be able to turn this around..."
[continued at Topics.com] ¶ 7:09 AM 0 comments
