Coffee on the Corner
Monday – Friday 8:30-10
NEAR Corner Second and Blanchard
Belltown, Seattle
Paul and his team will be glad to pray with you!
St. Luke’s Episcopal Church Edible Hope Kitchen
FREE BREAKFAST
Monday-Friday
8:00 am – 10:00 pm
5710 22nd Ave NW,
Seattle, WA 98107
(206)-784-3119
http://www.ediblehopekitchen.org
Bread of Life Mission
FREE MEALS
M-F: 12:15pm-12:45pm
97 S. Main Street
Seattle, WA 98104
http://www.breadoflifemission.org
All Pilgrims Christian Church
FREE MEALS
Noon – 1PM
Monday through Friday
Corner of Broadway and Republican
http://www.communitylunch.org
St. James Cathedral Kitchen
910 Columbia Street, Seattle, WA 98104
(206) 264-2091
tcallahan@stjames-cathedral.org
https://www.stjames-cathedral.org/outreach/kitchen.aspx
Breakfast: SUNDAY 7-8am
Dinner: Monday – Friday, 4-4:45pm
Hygiene (Shower) Trailer:
Queen Anne/Uptown Neighborhood
157 Roy St
7 days a week
9 am – 4:30 pm
Wednesdays 5:00-6:30 pm
Bethany Presbyterian Church
1818 Queen Anne Ave. N.
Seattle, WA. 98109
https://www.bethanypc.org/ministries/wednesday-night-dinner/
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FREE COFFEE &
Monday – Thursday 10AM-1PM — FOR ALL
MEN’S NIGHT DROP-IN
Mondays 5:30-8:30P
WOMEN’S NIGHT DROP-IN
Wednesdays 6-9P
Aurora Commons
8914 Aurora Ave N
Seattle, WA 98103
https://www.auroracommons.org/
No-Cook Bags & Groceries
1400 NW LEARY WAY
SEATTLE, WA 98107
Shop for FREE !
http://www.ballardfoodbank.org/no-cook-bags
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Welcome to Your Community Resource Page. As a Seattle Resource Chaplain – my goal has always been to provide for the needs of my neighbors in Seattle. Mrs. Alice and I have been focused on the exact area that we live and help.
THANKSGRATEFUL GIVING – The Big Event
You’ve practiced giving all year long and now you’ve come to the November month with a bit of panic. It’s Thanksgiving on this last week of the week. I haven’t even planned for how many will be at the location where we share meals with the neighbors. This was my plight last year. One week away and I’m waiting until the last week to think this through.
Last day planning.
The big stores always have what I need. (WalMart, Costco, Chef’sStore) My mom was a great cooking coach and how! I needed 3 Butterball turkeys, boxes and boxes of stuffing, boxes and boxes of instant potato mix, 1 10# bag of Idaho potatoes, a huge bag of gravy mix, 5 cans of green beans and clam shell togo containers, 1 box of plastic spoon, forks, knives-100 serving, napkins. Drinks are a different conversation, whether it is water bottles or sodas. We served 70, to God be the glory
Start cooking at 4am.
You’ll need an oven for each 18 lb bird. I had 3. It was an apartment building with 3 vacancies. Thank you! By the time the other volunteers arrived, I was making mashed potatoes in a Lowes bucket with a Milwaukee drill, a paint stirring tool.
Serve with kindness!
Hungry children of any age are not always polite or perfect. Street outreach needs a strong, observant safety director. We have a 3 minute exit plan for emergency problems. Everyone works together as a kitchen family. The goal is not Evangelism, it is to feed the 5,000, then one-on-one counseling that leads to prayer, salvation and blessings. (I’ve tried it both ways) One-on-one does bestest. Matthew 25:35-45
Sample your cooking – a chef that loves their own cooking is like a pastor who reads his Bible every chance they can. Very encouraging. James 1:27 Pure religion and undefiled before God and the Father is this, To visit the fatherless and widows in their affliction, and to keep himself unspotted from the world.
May God bless you as you tell God what your needs are and then He will lead other to help you in your daily life. If I can answer any questions about these resource bulletins, please call me.
In Christ’s Care,
Chaplain Aaron & Mrs. Alice