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Faith United Methodist Church in Rehoboth holds Walk for the Homeless
Faith United Methodist women gather on the steps of their church in Rehoboth. Shown in back are (l-r) Bernita Hackney, Angela Taylor, Marlene Duffy, Linda Bonville, Christina Miller Hall, Dilinda Deshields and Janie Miller. In front are Sallie Duffy, Latoya Bonville, Beonica Duffy, Irene Duffy and Tenesha Duffy.
September 30, 2018
The Faith United Methodist Women held their Annual Walk for The Homeless Sept. 22. The recipients of the funds from the walk are The Home of the Brave, Casa San Francisco and Crisis House. Over the years, the Faith United Methodist Women have raised $59,000 for the homeless.
Faith United Methodist women gather on the steps of their church in Rehoboth. Shown in back are (l-r) Bernita Hackney, Angela Taylor, Marlene Duffy, Linda Bonville, Christina Miller Hall, Dilinda Deshields and Janie Miller. In front are Sallie Duffy, Latoya Bonville, Beonica Duffy, Irene Duffy and Tenesha Duffy.
The Faith United Methodist youth were happy to walk for the homeless. Shown are (l-r) Sa’Rhian Ayers, Shauna Blake, Bre’oja Dixon and Aza’Ky Ayers.
The recipients of the walk spoke to the gathered walkers about the needs they are helping to meet. Shown are (l-r) Crisis House Shift Manager Bryan Leonardo, Crisis House Program Director Nancy Woodruff and Home of the Brave Board Chair Beth McGinn.
The Rev. Bob Paulen from Epworth United Methodist Church leads the group in prayer before the walk.
The walkers make their way down Canal Crossing Road.
