Times are difficult for families because of the shutdown.  1,500 people showed up for food distribution yesterday in North Port.

 

 

 

Times are difficult for families because of the shutdown.  1,500 people showed up for food distribution yesterday in North Port.

 

New Hope

Commitment of New Hope’s Christ-centered missionary disciples in the RAIN, and HEAT spending most of there day being a GOOD NEIGHBOR to our Community and City serving 1500 people households. At our LAST drive-through Food Pantry and bread and pastry giveaway and RETURN to our REGULAR SCHEDULE of walk-ups on Friday ONLY from 3-5pm.

These amazing people also have CLEANED, DISINFECTING, and organized New Hope facilities during this COVID-19 pandemic to meet the basic needs of family’s struggling through this crisis!!! Ensuring the best practices possible to reduce the spread and lower the progression of this infection.

I so love and am so proud of our New Hope Family counting the cost and rising up for a time like this to be the hands and feet of Jesus!!!!  -Pastor Eddie DeJesus  — at New Hope Community Church of North Port.

 

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