Neighbours Helping Neighbours
Holy Trinity Church in Winnipeg has had a long tradition of serving the community outside the church. Downtown Winnipeg is a place where people work
Karen attends Holy Trinity Church where she is a greeter and liaison to our neighbours downtown. She and co-directors Evelyn Fonzie and Taylor Campbell run the lunch program out of Holy Trinity’s kitchen and yard. She is passionate about serving all who need help of any kind.
View all postsHoly Trinity Church in Winnipeg has had a long tradition of serving the community outside the church. Downtown Winnipeg is a place where people work
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