A group of men in the snow for five hours, hanging lighted Christmas balls from enormous oak trees.
A sanctuary transformed into a banquet hall with centerpieces and white table cloths.
Volunteers standing in the snow to greet guests and wheel grocery carts of food down slushy sidewalks.
Turkeys and hams by the dozen. Vats of green beans, corn, and macaroni and cheese.
Families enjoying dinner together; proud parents beaming.
Servers with reindeer antlers and elf hats, table hosts with warm hearts.
A slide show worked on until 5 in the morning due to a computer crash.
Dance teams doing tap and hip-hop to music that honors God; a group of boys beat-boxing and moonwalking.
“The Twelve Days of Christmas” led by a teaching pastor channeling his Young Life days.
A testimony of the Word of God transforming a life of brokenness and poverty. A mime performance inviting us to give our all to God.
Brightly colored lights glowing outside a darkened sanctuary.
Sunday School teachers greeting children, hoping that they will come to church in the coming weeks.
Tables removed, trash thrown out, chairs reset for Sunday morning.
In the next building, 15 women are sheltered, warm, and safe instead of on the streets.
A volunteer arriving at 9:00 pm with his sleeping bag to stay overnight at the shelter.
Christ honored.
The Church.
