What's New At The Gospel Mission For The Week Of June 29-July 5

Category: Local News Releases Local News Releases
Published: 29 June 2015 29 June 2015

There will be another farmers market for anyone who is hungry and really needs some fresh produce on Tuesday, June 30 from 2-4 pm.   It will be held at the old Shamrock station across from Gough Park and HMS and if you would like to help, please show up around 12 pm to help us unload the truck or around 1:30 to help us distribute the food.

We will be decorating our float for the 4th of July parade on Friday, July 3 at 9 am at the Mission if you would like to lend a hand and if you would like to ride on the float or hand out candy, please be at the Mission at 8 am on Saturday, July 4.

The thrift store, front pantry and clothing bank will be closed, Friday July 3rd, but the soup kitchen will remain open July 3,4 and 5th.

Verse Of The Week:
... My name is a strong tower that you can run to and find safety ~ Proverbs 18:10

Life Skills Classes: 8:30-9 am
Different topics daily courtesy of our case worker, Christy Wolford

Foot Care Clinic: Will return next fall
~Courtesy of Sherry Bassi and her WNMU Nursing Students

Bible Study: 9-10 am
Monday: Tony Egan
Tuesday: Marsha Bowman
Wednesday: Marsha Bowman
Thursday: Healing prayer with Faye Severe and Tyler Lanham (on hold until fall)
Friday: Open

Soup Kitchen
Continental Breakfast: 8:30 am-12 pm Monday through Friday
Lunch: 12 pm-1 pm Daily

  • Monday-Red Enchiladas
  • Tuesday-Steak Fajitas
  • Wednesday-Green Enchiladas
  • Thursday-Meatloaf
  • Friday-Bean Tostadas
  • Saturday-Abe Surprise
  • Sunday-Ham & Eggs by Barbara's Crew

Shelter

Sierra House Women And Children's Shelter
-Permanent residents by application

Showers and Laundry: 8:30 am - 11:30 am

Food bank, clothing bank and thrift store: 8:30 am-1:30 pm
€¢Case workers are available to pray with you and help you out in other ways
€¢Food, clothing, and household goods donations are accepted at the front door between 8:30 am and 2:30 pm every Tuesday through Thursday
€¢Drop by for a tour if you want a behind the scenes look or want to volunteer

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