Pastor Devlyn Brooks says a long-term collaboration between individual givers, churches, and the community is needed — along with state support — to sustain Churches United. (Photo/Nancy Hanson.)Churches United for the Homeless.Churches United is still working to bring back the volunteers who help serve meals, staff its food pantry and do other tasks in the Micah’s Mission shelter. The COVID pandemic disrupted its former volunteer program.
Nancy Edmonds Hanson
The next seven months will be critical for Churches United for the Homeless – as critical as the looming winter is for the individuals and families it serves. But Pastor Devlyn Brooks, who took over the charity’s leadership in the heat of summer, sees a light at the end of the tunnel.
