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I guess we missed going last year. I'm thinking between a wedding and a funeral, we did not have time. Or I forgot my camera. Its sad that I can't remember!
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
Friday, October 3, 2008
Community
The Haven has been working together with NeighborWorks of Greater Manchester for the past 2 years in with the purpose of community events and community involvement. The Haven is in a rough neighborhood. Just for a reference, the multi-family across the street from us is a drug house (again) and most likely has gang activity (again, but a new house). This past week, we did a voter registration drive and a pancake supper. At first, we were a bit hesitant to do this event, but agreed. In the end, it was quite a success. We laid aside the voter part. Party politics is divisive, and our goal is to bring people to Jesus, the healer. We are the church. We told people that we were doing the event as a church because Jesus served and we serve Jesus. We believe the Bible is true and thats why we do what we do. Jesus can change the lives of those in our community and then will we see great revitalization.
Our Haven kids helped set up, serve, clean, cook and clean up too. They did a great job. We've implemented a lot of structure to our program and things run so much more smoothly. I love it. It gives us a lot more purpose and patience. It also has made me realize that I have completely forgotten how to do 6th grade homework.
Answer this: How do molecules move through solids?
Micheal helps Robert Tourigny, NeighborWorks executive director serve pancakes, while Tori helps cook.
(Pictures taken by Will Stewart)
Our Haven kids helped set up, serve, clean, cook and clean up too. They did a great job. We've implemented a lot of structure to our program and things run so much more smoothly. I love it. It gives us a lot more purpose and patience. It also has made me realize that I have completely forgotten how to do 6th grade homework.
Answer this: How do molecules move through solids?
Micheal helps Robert Tourigny, NeighborWorks executive director serve pancakes, while Tori helps cook.
(Pictures taken by Will Stewart)
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