Dee’s Story: Two Years Later

Two years ago during Give to Grow, we shared the powerful story of our team rescuing Dee from a dark, dangerous drug house. She was trapped in heavy drug use and a toxic dating relationship — a life-threatening situation, with no end in sight. What happened to Dee after that and where is she now?

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Neighbors Helping Neighbors

What's the value of community? It's a big question right? We have dedicated our lives to building relationships for the purpose of sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ. But it has been more than that because Chester is our home as well, and our community has become like family. And after all this time we are still being surprised and blessed by those relationships.

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Lisa's Legacy: A Hidden Treasure

Three years ago, we lost a dear close friend sold out for Jesus, Lisa Merideth. I take the time to honor her legacy with supporters like you in this space as a reminder of the life-changing impact Jesus creates through believers who care for others in need with radical love. Check out these three big aspects of her legacy that are an encouragement for us all today!

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The Power of Interruptions in Hard Places

Do we miss what God is doing through interruptions as we hold tightly to our plans or agendas? Daily life in Chester is filled with interruptions—from a neighbor needing prayer to a child seeking a safe place to ask for help. Here's a couple stories to inspire us to slow down for interruptions.

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From Food Outreach: Angela, April & Kevin

What does it look like to show up in hard times and persevere? Whether we're facing unbearable challenges like grief and loss, or an exciting new beginning, life is a series of opportunities to keep going. Here’s how some neighbors are inspired to press on, thanks to food outreach.

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Nourishing Bodies + Souls at Food Outreach

Our weekly food outreach gathering is a lifeline of hope for neighbors living below the poverty line in our community. Much more than just distributing groceries; it's about nurturing authentic relationships, being known, and ensuring real encounters with Jesus. Feed the Faith starts now to keep this running in 2024!

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