Corner Stone Community in Living Faith Chapel hosted a ribbon cutting Monday.
The Corner Stone Community combines the resources of different churches, which come together to provide a safe environment for everyone. There are no restrictions on who should come use the program, but most are homeless and less fortunate. The programs offer food and a place for fellowship, where clients can talk to someone and pray. The guiding principles come from the Bible.
Food and supplies are all donated and the program receives no government funding. To date 1,900 people have accessed the program.
Other than food, the program also facilitates connections to facilities and services. Some seasonal clothes are also provided. In the summer soup and bannock is served from noon to 3 p.m. Monday and Wednesday. The simple meal is also served Monday, Wednesday and Friday in the winter.
