For those living in chronic poverty, the root need is not for material things– rather, so often the root need is for relationships. Indeed, research has shown that low-income people tend to be disconnected from family, friends, neighbors, and community, wreaking havoc on their health and stability. This suggests that perhaps the foremost act of charity should be the giving of our time and our love to those starved of relationship– but where do we start?

Join True Charity Initiative for Lunch and Learn on June 17th from 12-1:30 pm in the upstairs Willard Learning Center at Watered Gardens Outreach Center. We’ll continue our journey exploring the good of mentorship in delivering lasting hope and opportunity to the poor. During part 1 of this lesson, we reviewed foundational concepts and terms. Now, we’ll practically apply the foundational concepts by exploring tools and tips that can help kindle authentic, transformational relationships through mentoring! No worries if you missed part 1– there will still be plenty to glean regardless if you missed that lesson!

Lunch is provided; there is a suggested donation of $5 at the door. Seating is limited, so reserve your spot today!