Care House Receives Student Donations
At a time when awareness of the economic difficulties of others is heightened, high school students from Nazarene churches throughout the Northwest demonstrated compassion to those in need.
In addition to Bible quizzing, sports tournaments, talent shows and more, students at the NNU hosted Regional Main Event viewed a two-minute video supplied by the Nampa First Church of the Nazarene’s Care House, an organization that provides groceries to low-income families. Main Event coordinator, Stacey Berggren, said, “The students’ hearts were touched by the hunger portrayed in the video. No one likes to see someone else go hungry. What little the students had, they gave.” The students donated $1,137 to the Care House—the largest Main Event offering on record.
To learn more about the Nazarene Care House and how to become involved, contact Melody Finn-Kinswa at MKinswa@nfcnaz.org.
Recent Articles
Twenty-one depart for alumni-sponsored Israel tour
NNU alumni left from Seattle for a ten-day tour of Israel, with…
Rimar Christie named Most Outstanding Performer; goes on to Nationals at Pueblo, Colo.
Rimar Christie (St. Michael Bridgetown, Barbados) was selected the Most Outstanding Performer…
Nine Crusaders earn All Region Honors
The U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association (USTFCCCA) has…Centennial event to feature Michael W. Smith, Choir & Orchestra
During 2013 Homecoming & Family Weekend this fall, two special events will…
