Community workers
Community workers
I pulled into the parking lot at Church on the Street this morning to find one of the homeless members of our community busy working on cleaning up the parking […]
COTS update for September 11
Another great day at Church on the Street. It’s actually so peaceful around here today that there’s not much to write. If you search for us on Youtube you’ll find […]
Awesome week!
I’ve said this a few times this week, but this was an awesome week at Church on the Street. I am so glad and thankful that God allowed me to […]
Service is a daily task
There are many well meaning people out there that decide to give of their time on occasion. They may serve at a soup kitchen, give out lunch bags in an […]
Reading is a gift
We have the task of educating people outside of our community on what we do in our community. It’s a difficult task at times because when someone finds out we […]
Daily chores
Since we are living in a community environment, we have chores that have to be done. Kitchen cleaning was happening this morning. Service as modeled by Jesus is the goal.
No soup for you!!!
Ok, this is not a post about the Soup Nazi from Seinfeld, but I’ve always wanted to use that line and this was my chance. So there, I’ve done it […]
Car wash
The interns are working on a car wash fund raiser in the church parking lot today. It’s amazing how much traffic is coming through. In fact, as I write this […]
What We Do
It’s hard to explain what we do. We say that we are trying to live in community in such a way that our most vulnerable neighbors feel welcome. I’m not […]
The Power of Community: How Daniel Returned Home
*Guest Blog – Dan Crain is a liaison/trainer in South Atlanta for Polis Institute. He is a regular member of the Church on the Street community. He can be reached at dan@polisinstitute.org. […]
