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Clothing Give Away
Central is hosting a clothing give-away to benefit those in need including clients of ACTC, parents of foster children, and our ministry partners.
The people at Central are an essential part of any outreach and are encouraged to serve out of their gifts and passions locally and/or globally. Each person plays an important role in manifesting Christ’s presence and compassion for the world.
Central has a long heritage of caring deeply about our neighborhood, the Baltimore metro area, and the world at large. By partnering with local and international ministries and non-profits, Central is committed to sharing the grace and truth of Gospel with our neighbors and throughout the world.
Central also supports mission partners who serve an unreached people group in Asia. To learn more about our other mission partners, contact Crystal Nwachu at outreach@centralpc.org.
Central is hosting a clothing give-away to benefit those in need including clients of ACTC, parents of foster children, and our ministry partners.
Join us in prayer alongside participants in Helping Up Mission's year-long Spiritual Recovery Program (SRP) for men. Sign up to be added to the CCB group and learn more about this new opportunity to pray in community with others.
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Connect directly with the Baltimore World Relief office located in Towson. The newly arrived families in their care still need basic support as they learn how to navigate a new culture.
We have the opportunity to assist with various activities, including school enrollment, language learning, and more.
Stay updated, involved, and praying for ministry partners each month via email.
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If you’d like to join the packing party, meet in the Covenant Room between 10:30 am -1:30 pm on August 18. It will be a drop-in event, so feel free to stop by the pavilion picnic first or come by after the traditional service.