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The Avenue Fights Hunger Through Partnerships

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Sourcing and obtaining enough food to meet the demand proved difficult. And often, the church found itself with an abundance of donated expired food.
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The Church at Brook Hills: Language of Love

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Senior Pastor Matt Mason says Brook Hills’ ESL program is, in its own way, reaching the world for Christ.
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Fresh Start Christian Church: Summer Solution

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The church resides in what used to be a YMCA building complete with a gym, a kitchen and playground equipment, making it the perfect place to hold Summer Break.
Children

Hungry to Help

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A partnership was struck where Chandler First Assemblies could obtain food items from Kaleo to donate to East Side Elementary School, which serves pre-K to second grade students, before the kids left for spring break.
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The Fruit of Consistency

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Crosspoint City Church gives its strategies time to mature.
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A Small Church with Big Plans

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First Baptist raised a pickleball net and 40 people from across the community came to play within the first two weeks.
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Taking the Next Step for New Parents

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The church targets new parents in particular by handing out personal hygiene products, diapers, onesies and baby formula.
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Young at Heart

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Around 25% of the children attending come from low-income communities, so they provide breakfast not only to the kids but also for their families before the Bible lesson and activities start.
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