Practical help in this current financial crisis, including tools for:
11/2: “Living Paycheck to Paycheck”
11/9: “Housing Costs and Options”
11/16: “Affordable Holiday Celebrations”
11/23: “Food: Frugal, Fun and Filling.”
11/30: “Managing your Credit”
Local experts, helpful information, fellow community members all coming together to offer joint support and practical tools for people facing these tough times.
Sundays 1 – 2:30 @ St. Stephen’s Church
33 N Clay at Darst in Ferguson
For more information go to: http://thevinestl.blogspot.com/
Email: episcopalians@gmail.com or call 314.753.7911
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Welcome!!!!
The Vine ….come grow with us!
“We are created for community, fashioned for fellowship, and formed for a family, and none of us can fulfill God’s purposes by ourselves” (Warren, 2002, p. 130).
The Vine works to heal fractured relationships to build community connecting people to Christ and each other.
The Vine works to activate the inherent assets, gifts and capabilities of individuals and families to heal fractured relationships, build stronger communities for themselves and others influencing community change.
The Vine attends to how personal and familial problems are intimately connected to the larger community.
The Vine engages key stakeholders in community conversations of importance to those we serve.
The Vine utilizes the gifts, assets, and resources of the individuals, families, and the wider community to meet the needs of this same community.
The Vine is intentional and reflective attending to feedback from families, stakeholders and the greater community; as well as to emerging trends in clinical and community practice.
for more information contact: episcopalians@gmail.com
“We are created for community, fashioned for fellowship, and formed for a family, and none of us can fulfill God’s purposes by ourselves” (Warren, 2002, p. 130).
The Vine works to heal fractured relationships to build community connecting people to Christ and each other.
The Vine works to activate the inherent assets, gifts and capabilities of individuals and families to heal fractured relationships, build stronger communities for themselves and others influencing community change.
The Vine attends to how personal and familial problems are intimately connected to the larger community.
The Vine engages key stakeholders in community conversations of importance to those we serve.
The Vine utilizes the gifts, assets, and resources of the individuals, families, and the wider community to meet the needs of this same community.
The Vine is intentional and reflective attending to feedback from families, stakeholders and the greater community; as well as to emerging trends in clinical and community practice.
for more information contact: episcopalians@gmail.com
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