The Word In Action Intl Ministries is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization with a church and a community center. We would like to also inform you that we have been preaching the Gospel and the feeding the poor on the streets of Philadelphia for the past 20 years. We feed every TUESDAY AT 7:00 PM (two . . . → Read More: Word In Action International Ministries’ “Wish List”
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Spiderman Daylily Please note that the 29th is the last Tuesday of the month, so we will be serving on the street that night. If you can make sandwiches or bring fruit, that would be great! If you want to ride down there with me to help serve, give me a call. This does not take the . . . → Read More: Tuesday, June 29, Serving on the Street The King’s Jubilee Summer 2010 Report is now available for you to print from the PDF. The link to the file is on the Reports page. Feel free to download and print as many as you wish to distribute to brothers and sisters at church, co-workers, whoever. It contains a few of the recent articles from . . . → Read More: Summer 2010 Report Summer Daffodils This morning, I overheard a little girl in front of our house say, “Daddy, those flowers look like daffodils, but they should be dead by now.” Her dad said, “Those are summer daffodils.” Miss Jessie Daylily, June . . . → Read More: Consider Today’s Lily On a Sunday evening in May, I drove down to the University of Delaware to meet with the Orthodox Christian Fellowship. It was finals week and it wasn’t their normal meeting night, so turnout was small. That was OK. I wanted to talk to the leaders who would be staying in the area to see this . . . → Read More: Laying the Groundwork in Delaware We are grateful for the support that we receive in the form of sandwiches, canned goods, turkeys, hotdogs, hams, etc. We can use more clothing to give away right now. So men it’s time to clean out your closets and dressers. We need summer clothes. So when you receive new shirts for Father’s Day or from . . . → Read More: Donations Gladly Received Last night I left the TKJ-mobile parked at church. Fr. Noah drove his van and I rode shotgun. Three of the Busheli children and Todd Moore rode in back. We brought a cooler full of split pea and beef frank soup, a five gallon cooler of iced tea, two gallons of orange juice, cups, forks, napkins, . . . → Read More: June 17 Things went rather strangely last Thursday. I made turkey and green bean soup, loaded up the TKJ-mobile, stopped by St. Philip’s to pick up sandwiches and headed for the city. I arrived as scheduled at 8 PM. The Godshalls, Fr. Joseph & Matushka Cathy were waiting for me along with Susie. We unloaded the vehicle. Father . . . → Read More: June 10 & 12 On Thursday night two weeks ago, we had so much food to give away, I was afraid we wouldn’t be able to. I made beanie-wienie and picked up iced tea, orange juice, hot sauce, cups, napkins, forks and two big boxes of pastries. The folks from Holy Annunciation brought lamb, potatoes, chicken legs, rice and homemade . . . → Read More: June 3 I would feel remiss if I did not share some thoughts on behalf of my family on what Cranford has so aptly referred to as “the most amazing tour of center city Philadelphia”. My husband Craig, “the girls” and I joined 18 of our brothers and sisters in Christ Saturday morning to tour areas of center city that many of our ”Thursday night friends” (a nickname that . . . → Read More: A New Perspective! |
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