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Help Provide Local Services:
Help
Provide Shelter Meals.
All hands on deck!!
We will begin to
sponsor, prepare, and deliver dinner to the Emergency
Shelter Management Services on Grand Avenue.
We're looking for individuals, churches, and other
organizations to join the effort and help us
to expand in terms of number of days and
number of shelters that we can help. Contact:
Shelters@poorconnection.org
New
Orleans is STILL Hungry!
Debra South is an amazing woman who is doing something
about it in a big way!
Debra W. South
was a disabled mother of two who knew what it meant to
struggle. She also knew how it felt to "have too much
money to receive assistance and not enough money to
make ends meet". She was blessed with family and
friends who were there for her and her children. They
assisted her with food, money, or whatever the need
was.
Debra and those faithful friends prayed, discussed,
and agreed to do something to help the community.
Their prayers became a reality on May 3, 1999, the
establishment of Just The
Right Attitude.
Just the Right Attitude opened its doors
in September 2001 as a food bank. The food bank
services people in the Greater New Orleans area and
some parts of Mississippi.
With the crunch to the economy, her ministry to those
in need is hurting and the demand for services is
rising...you know the story all too well! You
can contribute to her directly (by all means!),
or join us in letting her now that we don't
have to be local to care! Email us to find
out how we can help TOGETHER:
jtra@poorconnection.org.
Join us in Kigali,
Rwanda, July 2009.
We're going to learn by doing! This event,
sponsored by the Luis Palau Evangelistic Organization
will feature a season of community service (including
participation by hundreds of local churches and 80 or so churches from
the US) and culminate in a major festival. The
festival is expected to draw approximately 1 million people!
Email:
Rwanda@poorconnection.org
Stay tuned for our global efforts.....we're about to
launch out......
Help
Provide Shelter Meals.
All hands on deck!!
We will begin to
sponsor, prepare, and deliver dinner to the Emergency
Shelter Management Services on Grand Avenue.
We're looking for individuals, churches, and other
organizations to join the effort and help us
to expand in terms of number of days and
number of shelters that we can help. Contact:
New
Orleans is STILL Hungry!
Debra South is an amazing woman who is doing something
about it in a big way!
Debra W. South
was a disabled mother of two who knew what it meant to
struggle. She also knew how it felt to "have too much
money to receive assistance and not enough money to
make ends meet". She was blessed with family and
friends who were there for her and her children. They
assisted her with food, money, or whatever the need
was.