As we head into winter and the busy holiday season, HR Ministries has announced its annual backpack giveaway, an upcoming free toy store, and discounted coats and winter boots.
Brother Harrell Riley says there are multiple struggles during the holiday season that are emotional, physical and spiritual. He adds the economic impact is evident and he encourages people to continue to make donations and come shop at Joseph’s Storage Bin in downtown Princeton.
According to Bro. Riley the Christmas Toy and Backpack Give-Away will be tentatively from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on December 10th at Calvary Baptist Church.
click to download audioBro. Harrell says there will be no charge at the toy store.
click to download audioHe says this is an opportunity to give a child a gift they are asking for that may not be affordable for the parent. But, Bro. Riley, says they recognize it’s not about the gifts but the spirit of giving.
click to download audioWith more cold weather and snow possible, Joseph’s Storage Bin also has boots, coats and other clothes at affordable prices.
click to download audioBro. Riley also provided an update about homes under construction for tornado survivors, which he said should be completed by Christmas.
click to download audioIf you want to drop off donations or shop at Joseph’s Storage Bin the store is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Donation drop-offs start at 8:00 each weekday morning but Bro. Harrell asks that you call to make arrangements. Joseph’s Storage Bin is located at 126 West Main Street.
Brother Harrell Riley says there are multiple struggles during the holiday season that are emotional, physical and spiritual. He adds the economic impact is evident and he encourages people to continue to make donations and come shop at Joseph’s Storage Bin in downtown Princeton.
According to Bro. Riley the Christmas Toy and Backpack Give-Away will be tentatively from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on December 10th at Calvary Baptist Church.
click to download audioBro. Harrell says there will be no charge at the toy store.
click to download audioHe says this is an opportunity to give a child a gift they are asking for that may not be affordable for the parent. But, Bro. Riley, says they recognize it’s not about the gifts but the spirit of giving.
click to download audioWith more cold weather and snow possible, Joseph’s Storage Bin also has boots, coats and other clothes at affordable prices.
click to download audioBro. Riley also provided an update about homes under construction for tornado survivors, which he said should be completed by Christmas.
click to download audioIf you want to drop off donations or shop at Joseph’s Storage Bin the store is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Donation drop-offs start at 8:00 each weekday morning but Bro. Harrell asks that you call to make arrangements. Joseph’s Storage Bin is located at 126 West Main Street.
