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Packing Meals for the Hungry
Churches across the country have been taking part in a special project for the charity Stop Hunger Now by sending non-perishable meals to children in poverty-stricken areas of the world. We visited Grace Community Church in Arlington, Virginia, where senior pastor John Slye said of those who were packing the meals, “Instead of hearing a sermon, they come here and be the sermon.”
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