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By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on August 27th, 2010%
Last night on the street was pretty amazing! There was a line stretching all the way across the park, before we were even unloaded. It was the last Thursday of August, so we should expect this. We had plenty of food and we had plenty of volunteers. I brought turkey vegetable soup, hundreds of sandwiches, a . . . → Read More: Improving Our Serve
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on August 26th, 2010%
On Sunday, August 15, we hosted what has become our annual potluck picnic for everyone involved in The King’s Jubilee at our home in Souderton. Only about 70 people were here in the rain. Becky Glykeria Pietronuto attended via telephone. She called Constantine and his phone got passed around to various people for about an hour. . . . → Read More: The King’s Jubilee Annual Picnic
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on August 19th, 2010%
Last Thursday, August 12, as we were unloading the car at 1801 Vine, one of our regular customers told us that he had found his friend Kevin, another regular, dead, and the ambulance had just taken away his body. Fr. Noah prayed a short memorial for him right there by the car. When we blessed the . . . → Read More: Back From the Dead
By Cranford Joseph Coulter, on August 19th, 2010%
On July 11, The King’s Jubilee sponsored a “meal on the street” coffee hour after the Liturgy in the great room of St. Philip Antiochian Orthodox Church, Souderton, PA. I made a 22 quart kettle of soup, several families made sandwiches. We cut up a watermelon and put out nine pounds of clementine oranges. Ken made . . . → Read More: Meal on the Street Coffee Hour
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The King's Jubilee has been ministering in Jesus' Name among poor and homeless people in Philadelphia since February of 1989. We also seek to equip and encourage any who wish to join us in similar service, wherever they are located.
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