St. Paul's Table is a soup kitchen in Brockton for all who are hungry and homeless. Run by St. Paul's Church and a variety of other faith and community organizations in and around Brockton, St Paul's Table will host a conversation for guests and friends about maintaining a spiritual life while living on the streets on Monday, April 28 at 11 a.m.
The conversation will be led by Emmett Jarett and Anne Scheibner of St. Francis House, a community of people who live with, care for and work to improve the lives of homeless and struggling people in New London, Connecticut. Jarrett and Scheiber have served several urban congregations in New England, Maryland and Georgia, including the Church of St. John the Evangelist in Boston.
Coffee and donuts will be offered during the conversation; all are welcome to stay for lunch.
For more information, contact the Rev. Jacqueline Schmitt (508;586-7751; stpauls [at] stpaulsbrockton [dot] org)
St. Paul's Church / St. Paul's Table
80 Pleasant Street
Brockton