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Ministries Overview
Neighborhood Food Network
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We offer families food once a month at no charge through a network of 29 local food pantries in churches and social agencies.
The Food Bank is an "emergency food bank" – our pantries provide a five-day supply of food to prepare balanced and nutritious meals as recommended by the Dept. of Agriculture nutrition food chart. Clients must abide by the guidelines of the Food Bank Systems.
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Listing of area food banks >> |
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A Baby’s Closet helps low-income families by providing essential baby items to safely and adequately care for their children. The program provides a unique opportunity to earn coupons which can be redeemed for clothing, a crib, car seat, and baby supplies. Parents receive coupons for learning about nutrition and parenting, keeping prenatal and well child appointments, childbirth classes, and keeping their children’s immunizations up-to-date. Some parents also earn coupons by continuing their education. Read More >>
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Associated Churches staff will be working in the schools and churches to build community, cooperation, and provide tangible support to the children, their families, and the schools. We will do this through after school programs, school wide assemblies, and meeting needs of students in meaningful ways. Read More >> |
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Military Family Support
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Volunteers and businesses assist Associated Churches in donating holiday meals and gifts to families with loved ones deployed. Read More >> |
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Believing that all people can be living examples of love and compassion, Associated Churches offers a variety of missions, both local and nationally, to serve the hungry, disadvantaged and young. Read More >> |
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