A member of the Society of Saint Vincent DePaul at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson prepares a box containing a frozen turkey, grocery gift cards and chocolate Easter bunnies for a local family in need.
Community Bible Church in Stockbridge handed out more than 19,000 rolls of precious toilet paper last week to hundreds of residents. Church volunteers packaged the toilet paper and then handed it to people as they drove by in their vehicles.
Dozens of cars lined up down Conyers Street Saturday, waiting to pull through the food bank giveaway in the parking lot of Covington First United Methodist Church.
A member of the Society of Saint Vincent DePaul at Saint Mary's Catholic Church in Jackson prepares a box containing a frozen turkey, grocery gift cards and chocolate Easter bunnies for a local family in need.
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Community Bible Church in Stockbridge handed out more than 19,000 rolls of precious toilet paper last week to hundreds of residents. Church volunteers packaged the toilet paper and then handed it to people as they drove by in their vehicles.
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Dozens of cars lined up down Conyers Street Saturday, waiting to pull through the food bank giveaway in the parking lot of Covington First United Methodist Church.
While many churches have gone to online services for safety purposes during the COVID-19 pandemic, that isn't stopping them from continuing to serve their communities in a variety of ways. From providing food, to cutting grass, to assisting with bills, to making homemade cards for shut-ins, to making face masks, to giving out toilet paper, to helping smaller churches get the word out, places of worship are showing their true spirit of serving others.
Here are just a few of the churches in Butts, Clayton, Henry, Newton and Rockdale counties and how they are helping people get through this crisis.
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