Care from the community
RE: your report of February 17, titled Lunches helping the town s less fortunate. This article caught my attention because it is a very good example of our caring community. Customers who dine at the Baptist Church may well do so to support a good cause.
RE: your report of February 17, titled Lunches helping the town's less fortunate.
This article caught my attention because it is a very good example of our caring community.
Customers who dine at the Baptist Church may well do so to support a good cause.
Besides this, there is a bric-a-brac stall which helps the church that badly needs funds.
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To further this good work, it would be better publicised by pictures in this paper like so many other local organisations do of their beneficiaries. Every charity needs to beat its drum or wave its banner.
So can we please look forward to some photos?
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Editor's note: We endeavour to publicise as many good causes as space will allow, but with a large area to cover, we cannot get to everything. However, we are always happy to consider publishing contributed photographs.
