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More than 60 volunteers from Grace Resurrection Methodist Church (GRMC) came together recently for the church’s 2nd Annual Mini-Day of Service, demonstrating the congregation’s commitment to community care and compassion.
In just a few hours, volunteers assisted five local nonprofit organizations by:
- Making sandwiches for individuals in need
- Packing sandwich kits for children of incarcerated parents
- Assembling hygiene kits and cutlery sets for those experiencing homelessness
- Preparing boxes of supplies for U.S. military personnel serving abroad
Through this effort, GRMC was able to provide essential items to The Zone of Davis Direction, MUST Ministries, Project Mail Call, and Kids2Leaders, extending tangible support to some of the community’s most vital service organizations.
“This event is a reminder of what can happen when people of faith come together with a heart for service,” said Senior Pastor Rev. James Williams. “We are grateful for every volunteer who gave their time to make a difference.”
The Mini-Day of Service is one of many ways GRMC lives out its mission of “Living in Grace and Sharing God’s Love.”
For more information about Grace Resurrection Methodist Church and upcoming service opportunities, visit: www.graceresurrection.org, and follow the church on social media on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, LinkedIn. You can view worship services and podcast recordings on YouTube @graceresurrectionMC.
About Grace Resurrection Methodist Church
Grace Resurrection Methodist Church is a vibrant, welcoming congregation dedicated to “Living in Grace, Sharing God’s Love.” Located at 1200 Indian Hills Parkway in Marietta, Ga., the church is a place for spiritual growth, connection, and impact with in-person services each Sunday at 11 a.m. For more information, visit www.graceresurrection.org or call 678 653 9790.
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