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Ever wonder how much your antique is worth?  Bring in your antique items and your jewlelry to the Appraisal and find out!  At 7pm Thursday March 25 at Byron Meadow Place-Day Service  2115 84th street Byron Center, Cook Family Service presents "Antique and Jewelry Appraisal".   The cost is $1 per item appraised, Cook Family Services will match each  dollar and all proceeds will benefit Byron Community Ministries.  Light refreshments will be served.

 

 

 

South Granville Church at 4130 Wilson Ave, Grandville, is a new distribution site for Angel Food Ministry.  Angel Food groceries are sold by the box and consists of both fresh and frozen items.  Everyone can participate.  There are no applications and no financial limits or qualifications.  Anyone can order.  Call 532-5413 for information.

                                                                

                                           

Starting March 1st, we will be accepting items for our annual flea market held on July 29 and 30th 2010.  This is a big fund raiser for BCM,we need those unwanted or unneeded items that you have.  Please consider BCM when you are wondering where to go with those unused items.  The money raised will be used to fund the programs here at the Ministry.  Any questions or for pickup please call 878-6000.
  

 Senior Meals

Did you know that Byron Ministries offers a hot meal once a month to seniors living in the greater Byron area? The meal is served at noon on the third Wednesday of each month. Please join us. We offer a hot meal along with a short program. You can also have your blood pressure taken during this time. If you have any questions, please give us a call at 878-6000.
  

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                                                                                      MINISTRY FOCUS

 

While Byron Community Ministries programs range from family counseling to flu shot clinics it is our food pantry that began it all.  We are currently serving over 300 families a month, helping them with much needed food and clothing that enables them to stretch their budgets to cover other basic needs. With our participation with ACCESS, an agency that helps coordinate and assist food pantries in the Kent County Area, we are able to screen clients and make sure that they are served by food pantries in their geographical area.  This prevents abuse of the pantries, where families visit several in succession.  Our families also benefit from our partnership with ACCESS, they will be able to take advantage of casework services, Holiday giving Network and easier access to governmental aid such as food stamps and WIC.  Just as Byron Community Ministries grew out of a desire to combine the resources of our community churches and show God’s love and caring, ACCESS combines us with the rest of the county and allows us those resources for the greater good.

 

 
  

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