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Homelessness & Hope in Spokane

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Wednesday, Dec. 8, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

This two-part series is an opportunity to encounter homeless people in Spokane
by meeting with them and hearing their stories.

Part 1.   Videos:  Homelessness in Spokane (viewed in advance of Plunge).

Part 2.   Urban Plunge:  An evening encounter with those experiencing homelessness in Spokane.

Hosted by: Barry Barfield, Spokane Homeless Coalition & St. Aloysius Parishioner

Guest speakers:
Those who are experiencing being homeless or who have formerly been homeless.

This experience is limited to 10 fully vaccinated participants.

 

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"Stitching Love, Weaving Hope: "Quilters with a Cause"

St. Al’s Best-Kept Secret 

Monday mornings: 7:30 a.m. -11:00 a.m

St. Al’s quilters enthusiastically get together in O’Malley Hall and produce two finished quilts a week. 
These quilts are donated to charities, schools, and community centers. If you want to help iron, cut, sew, pin, etc. (no experience necessary), come down to O’Malley Hall.