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Newsletters
Summer 2010 Newsletter
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Margaret Elliott, Crisis Control Ministry's Executive Director pictured to the left, brings us up-to-date on the current state of the ministry. She begins her article with the following passage: Jesus said, “Truly I tell you, just as you did it to one of the least of these who are members of my family, you did it to me.” (Matthew 25:40 NRSV)
You will also be able to read about the 20th Annual Hope du Jour held on May 4, find out about the CROP Hunger Walk to be held on October 17th, learn just one client's reason for coming to Crisis Control, plus much more. Please click on Download PDF to read the entire Summer 2010 newsletter.
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Spring 2010 Newsletter
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Eagle Scout Honors Family with Project
Spencer Owen is the great-grandson of Ron Rice, the founder of Crisis Control Ministry. Spencer and many of his family volunteer at CCM so it was not a surprise when he decided to do something for the ministry for his Eagle Scout project. Details can be found on page 1 of the spring newsletter.
On Page 2, Barbara Campbell, Board Member and Tuesday night volunteer, reports on statistics for our community and for the ministry.
Information on the CROP Hunger Walk results, upcoming events and much more can be found in this latest edition of the Ministry Messenger.
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Winter 2010 Newsletter
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Medical Crisis Puts a Family at Financial Risk
Steve Smith, a Thursday morning interviewer at the Winston-Salem office, tells us the story of one client he recently interviewed. "Doris" was unemployed for almost nine months when her husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer. See the full article on page 1.
There are several other articles by volunteers and staff who work directly with our clients as well as upcoming events, Gift of the Month list, and Feinstein Campaign, Hope du Jour and Volunteer Appreciation information.
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Fall 2009 Newsletter
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Recently, Ruth Bailey, a Kernersville volunteer, was surprised when a former client returned to hand her a large donation and to say "thank you." Ruth thought she meant, "Thank you to Crisis Control," but the former client said, "No, I mean thank you to YOU! You helped me many years ago and I will never forget you."
Read more about Ruth's conversation with this client as well as two other client stories, an article reviewing our pharmacy and its impact on our community, results of a client satisfaction survey conducted at our Kernersville office and much more!
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