Cami~s ministry plans volunteer trip to homeless shelter

by Michael Bevelaqua staff writer

Attention! Campus ministry is welcoming anyone who~ terested in volunteering\t!!Er} time at a homeless shelter. The dedicated people of campus ministry have an event titled "Outreach" that will take volunteers to neighboring homeless shelters and soup kitchens.

One of the events planned for this Saturday, Nov. 11 is a trip to St. John's Episcopal Church located in Norristown.

This is a trip to a soup kitchen and volunteers will help prepare and serve food to those who are either homeless, unemployed or severely down on their luck.

Volunteers will also be going to St. Fran@nn, which is located in Kensmgton. This is also a soup kitchen and the volunteers will help prepare and serve food. Volunteers will also be lending a band an another soup kitchen located in Germantown at St. Vincent DePaul Church. If volunteering at a soup kitchen does not appeal to you, then there is an alternative.

Also on Saturday, Nov. 11 the Cav-pride group will be visiting a shelter in Chester. At this shelter, volunteers will play will children giving them an ear. to- ear smile. I\ /\

If you are interested in participating in any of the events being held this weekend, do not hesitate in contacting campus ministry. Campus ministry will pro- vide transportation, but you need to sign up as soon as possible to ensure a spot.

For more info. on the Hunger and Homelessness Campaign events, contact Campus Ministry at ext. 8225 or 8409.