Our Mission

To transform people into the divine nature of Jesus Christ by the word, knowledge, and love of God. Therefore, we are escaping worldly lust and being set free by the Holy Spirit to become more and more excellent, victorious, and powerful. God's way is the only way.

Our Hours

Monday and Wednesday: 2-6 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday: 9 a.m. - 1 p.m.
Friday: 10 a.m.-noon

Meal Hours:
Monday and Wednesday: 5-6 p.m.
Tuesday and Thursday: noon-1 p.m.

Friday, February 12, 2010

The Website is up!

Our shiny new website launched today. You can click on the picture of the church on the sidebar to visit the site. Huge thanks to Randy who designed and built the site for us.

Yesterday we hosted Jean Couch, Disability Navigator for Region 16. The Disability Navigator is the person to guide people who receive SSI or SSDI in receiving all of the services they are entitled to. She can assist job seekers who have disabilities and find answers regarding ADA or other disability-related topics. Jean is eager to meet and assist people in the local area who can benefit from her service.

We have many winter coats and a lot of winter clothing available to anyone who needs a warm wardrobe. There is no reason for anyone you know to be cold this winter just because of a lack in their wardrobe. Rest assured that anyone who needs clothing is always welcome to come and choose whatever they like at no cost.

Wednesday, February 3, 2010

Numbers

These numbers are not certified.


  • Meals served at the soup kitchen in 2009: 7204


  • Grocery orders filled in 2009: 756 households of 1890 individuals


  • Visits to clothing closet 2009: 3512

Volunteer Recognition and Appreciation

On Thursday, January 28 God's Way recognized some of our volunteers of 2009. Our volunteers do an invaluable job at the center. From preparing and delivering meals, sorting and arranging clothing as it comes in from donors, cleaning the center and serving meals to mowing the grass and shoveling snow, the volunteers spend many hours each week donating their time and energy to help.

Mayor Tom Marion spoke to the crowd recounting the volunteer training he received in his home as a boy. He commended all who are willing to devote time and resources to helping those who can benefit so from their efforts.







The 26 volunteers received a certificate and a small gift as a token of our appreciation.


Some of the volunteers were in the kitchen getting the meal ready to serve and a few were not able to attend. We appreciate everyone who gives so freely of their time and talents.

Thanks to all of you.