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FOOD
SHARING MINISTRY
Soup
Kitchens
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Volunteer
The Moscow Protestant Chaplaincy runs a soup kitchen which serves
up to 200 people a day, five days a week. The soup kitchen has a
list of clients-poor people referred to us by the social services
administration for the neighborhood in Moscow or by other voluntary
organizations. Many of the clients are elderly, while others are people
with disabilities or single mothers and their children. All of them use the
meal to make their meager incomes stretch further.
The daily meal
typically consists of soup, porridge, meat, salad, bread and tea.
The staff of the cafeteria prepare the meal, and then volunteers serve
it, trying to offer a kind word along with the hot food. Our goal
is to provide the meals in an atmosphere of Christian dignity.
The soup kitchens are a place where people come together to share
a meal and to discuss the local news, their health and the stories
of their lives. You can read some of the stories here.
And if you are in Moscow, we invite you to visit the soup kitchens
as a volunteer. |
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