CENTER HARBOR — Jesus said, "Feed my sheep." In response to this command, we help to feed our hungry neighbors. In February, members and friends of Center Harbor Congregational Church, 52 Main St., contributed more than 145 cans, boxes, and packages of food and paper goods to a local food pantry in addition to over $500 raised to help deal with food insecurity in the area. On Feb. 22, members cooked and served vegetable soup, chicken spaghetti, green beans, and brownies to 39 of their neighbors through the Center Harbor Soup Kitchen. Anyone who is in need of help with a meal can contact Michelle at the Center Harbor Soup Kitchen, 508-523-9288. Weekly meals must be ordered in advance and can be picked up at the back of the church on Tuesday evenings at 5:30 p.m.
Feel free to visit us for Sunday service at 10 a.m. More information is available at chccucc.org.
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