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Mitigating Food Insecurity

3 days ago
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Recently, two churches within Cherokee Presbytery were highlighted for their work in helping in their communities.


Heritage Presbyterian Church's community garden helped it become an Earth Care Congregation. (Photo courtesy of Presbyterian Foundation)
Heritage Presbyterian Church's community garden helped it become an Earth Care Congregation. (Photo courtesy of Presbyterian Foundation)

First, Heritage Presbyterian Church (Acworth, Georgia) was featured in an article on the Presbyterian News Service for their work with Kevin's Garden and its local impact. You may read the article by clicking here.








Carol Reed is one of the hundreds of volunteers who help Reflections of Trinity send meals across Georgia.
Carol Reed is one of the hundreds of volunteers who help Reflections of Trinity send meals across Georgia.

Additionally, Carol Reed, Mission Elder at Macland Presbyterian Church (Powder Springs, GA) and member of the Presbytery Mission Committee, was recently interviewed by Atlanta's CBS affiliate to discuss food insecurity in the Metro Area. Here is the link for the article.




Well done to these two churches, as well as the many others in our bounds who serve their communities in so many important ways. 

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