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FUMC
Community Outreach
Radio
Ministry - KNIA/KRLS 1320 AM carries
live broadcast of the 8:30 am Sunday
morning church service for those not able
to attend.
Almost
Free Shop - an affordable price source
for clothing, household supplies, tools
and furniture.
Good
Samaritan Free Clinic -free medical
clinic for those without medical insurance
coverage.
SHARE
- (Self Help and Resource Exchange)
provides
a low cost food source for community
volunteers.
Tools
and Blankets - Sends building tools to
countries in need of tools for self help,
home building and repair projects as well
as blankets distributed to those in
need.
Habitat
for
Humanity
- provides facilities, leaders,
volunteer labor and food for home building
projects in the area.
Helping
Hands Food Pantry - provides
volunteers, food and money to help stock
the Helping Hands Food Pantry
shelves.
Meals
on Wheels - provides volunteer
assistance for delivery of meals to
Knoxville shut-ins.
Heifer
project - donate livestock and poultry
to foreign farmers to encourage and train
them to be self sufficient. They in
turn are expected to assist others in
getting starting in animal
production.
Salvation
Army
Bell
ringing - provides facilities,
leadership and volunteers for bell ringing
during the Christmas Season (over $29,000
raised in 09 with 90% of the funds raised
staying in the county).
Thanksgiving
Baskets - provides the facilities,
leadership, finances, and volunteers to
put together baskets for distribution
through the community.
Christmas
Day Dinner - Provide a Christmas
dinner for those alone on Christmas, carry
out dinners and delivery to shut-ins when
Meals on Wheels are not
available.
Christmas
Giving - donations are given to
missions needing financial aid for
education, famine, and health
needs. Gifts are provided to
assist local individuals and
families.
Where
to Now Travelers - pre arranged low
cost one day tours of state wide tourist
attractions.
Crop
Walk
- Neighbors walking together to take a
stand against hunger in our world.
Together we raise awareness and funds for
international relief and development, as
well as fighting local hunger.
Mission
trips - trips to areas of our country
and foreign lands to assist in the
construction of homes and other needed
projects. Needed clothing, blankets
toys and other supplies are taken along to
be distributed. Members share in
other religious experiences and serve as
good will ambassadors.
UMCOR
addresses
hunger, poverty, sustainable agriculture,
international and domestic emergencies,
refugee and immigrant concerns, global
health issues, and transitional
development. United Methodist hearts
and hands are part of every program
implemented.
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