your gift is their hope.

Dec 3, 2020
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In almost every way, this year has been challenging. As we approach Christmas, let us pause for a moment and reflect on the gifts each of us has been given. Let us remember that there are those much less fortunate and those that have experienced far greater challenges than we can possibly imagine. For everyone that is able to, please give the gift of hope by donating to our Christmas Collection today.

We simply cannot find enough words to express how incredibly thankful we are to everyone who can afford to give, say a prayer, or volunteer in one of our programs. May God bless you.

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