Your neighbors here in Northeast Tennessee need your help.
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Join Johnson City Parks and Recreation at the fall 2022 Ride-n-Roll car show on September 16, 2022.
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General Support Flyer
Consider supporting Good Samaritan Ministries.
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Give Where you Live
Focus your support in September to help fill our food pantry and provide essential assistance to your neighbors.
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Good Samaritan Ministries Logo
A collection of logos for Good Samaritan Ministries.
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Under This Roof
Good Samaritan Ministries will hold a virtual silent auction event titled, Under This Roof Online Fundraising Auction, Friday, August 26, 2022.
According to Feedingamerica.org 1 out of 7 people live in hunger and 1 out of 5 children live in hunger in Tennessee. In addition,Netfoodbank.org notes that the 2011 Census data “reveals that there are 98,292 people (1 out of every 5 residents) living in poverty in Northeast Tennessee (out of a general population of 507,691).” Also, “more than 1 in 4 children under age 18 (29,474 children) live in poverty” in Northeast Tennessee. Going by these statistics, it could be safe to assume that Northeast Tennessee is food insecure.
In which group did you volunteer and what time did you arrive at the program location? I volunteered at both Thankful Baptist Church and Good Samaritan Ministries for the Back […]
Summertime has kicked off and the thought of school is distant in the minds of many children. However, many low-income parents and grandparents are already thinking about the new academic school year. While parents and guardians with a stable income do not worry about preparations for the upcoming school year, it is a financial burden for families with a limited income. Imagine having to decide between purchasing school supplies or new clothing for a child?
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I Know Who You Are
by Aaron T. Murphy
When you need it the most, encouragement can come from places you least expect it. As a child, I never really understood and fully believed in angels until a recent encounter with a complete stranger that has impacted my life forever. Last year, I tore my achilles while playing basketball and was unable to walk for 3 months. Once my doctor fully released me to return to the office on crutches, I struggled both physically and mentally for some time. I was at a point of deep depression and my wife, family and friends did their best to motivate me to keep moving forward in life while serving others.