In this episode of Charlottesville Connected, Amy Cochran welcomes Jennie Carter, Director of Youth and Family Ministry at Peace Lutheran Church, to discuss the Hungry Hearts No More program, which provides food, clothing, and other items to local families in need. Jennie details how the program got started and the greater purpose and benefits of the program that have emerged over time. She shares their process of figuring out who gets what and communicating what items Hungry Hearts No More is in need of, as well as detailing the impacts of covid-19 on the program.
“People are really looking for ways that they can help during this time and there’s not a lot of ways where we’re also able to keep each other safe… so if we can expand that and allow others to share their gifts in a safe way, that is our goal.” - Jennie Carter
Tune in to learn how you can share your gifts and get involved with this incredible program to help your community during the pandemic!
Highlights
About Jennie Carter
Jennie is the Director of Youth and Family Ministries at Peace Lutheran, a child of God, wife, mom, friend, daughter, sister, Sunday school teacher, Bible study facilitator, taxi driver, short order cook, health nut, nature lover and hopeful optimist with a heart for Christ. She has attended Peace with her family since 2000 and has been blessed to be a part of the youth ministry since 2009. Jennie is so thankful for the opportunity to walk beside and with so many amazing youth.
For more information about Hungry Hearts No More and donating, visit: www.plchurch.org
If you or your loved ones are in need, reach out to Jennie via email: plcyouth@gmail.com
Connect with Hungry Hearts No More on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/2047691212166633
Connect with Peace Lutheran Church on Facebook: www.facebook.com/peace.lutheran
In this episode of Charlottesville Connected, Amy Cochran welcomes Jennie Carter, Director of Youth and Family Ministry at Peace Lutheran Church, to discuss the Hungry Hearts No More program, which provides food, clothing, and other items to local families in need. Jennie details how the program got started and the greater purpose and benefits of the program that have emerged over time. She shares their process of figuring out who gets what and communicating what items Hungry Hearts No More is in need of, as well as detailing the impacts of covid-19 on the program.
“People are really looking for ways that they can help during this time and there’s not a lot of ways where we’re also able to keep each other safe… so if we can expand that and allow others to share their gifts in a safe way, that is our goal.” - Jennie Carter
Tune in to learn how you can share your gifts and get involved with this incredible program to help your community during the pandemic!
Highlights
About Jennie Carter
Jennie is the Director of Youth and Family Ministries at Peace Lutheran, a child of God, wife, mom, friend, daughter, sister, Sunday school teacher, Bible study facilitator, taxi driver, short order cook, health nut, nature lover and hopeful optimist with a heart for Christ. She has attended Peace with her family since 2000 and has been blessed to be a part of the youth ministry since 2009. Jennie is so thankful for the opportunity to walk beside and with so many amazing youth.
For more information about Hungry Hearts No More and donating, visit: www.plchurch.org
If you or your loved ones are in need, reach out to Jennie via email: plcyouth@gmail.com
Connect with Hungry Hearts No More on Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/2047691212166633
Connect with Peace Lutheran Church on Facebook: www.facebook.com/peace.lutheran