Walking to Support Ending Homelessness

By Gerald Britt
November 9, 2009

Churches participating in Dallas' upcoming Justice Revival are asked, as a symbol of our commitment to become advocates for Permanent Supportive Housing, to participate in the upcoming Help the Homeless Walk-a-thon, on November 14.

We will begin the work of strategically determining how to pursue the fulfillment of this commitment after the revival. But to demonstrate that we want action to follow the celebration we think its important to do something as soon as possible. To join the hundreds of service providers and supporters of the effort of non-profits across the city to put an end to the scourge of homelessness, is a pretty good start!

Please make sure to register for the Help the Homeless Walk-a-thon at the Justice Revival at Market Hall, November 10-12 or you can do it their website here.

Published November 9, 2009 by Gerald Britt | Permalink | Tags: Church Dallas Faith Faith-Based Initiatives Homelessness Justice Texas

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