Seventh-day Adventist (SDA) community outreach frequently involves soup kitchens and hot meal programs as part of its Adventist Community Services (ACS) initiatives to combat hunger and poverty. These programs, often called “community meals” or “street lunches,” are designed to provide nutritious, hot food to the homeless, working-poor, and disadvantaged individuals.
Regina Hill Ave SDA Carmichael Ministry
The Hill Avenue SDA Church’s Carmichael Ministry serves as a non-profit volunteer to Carmichael Outreach in Regina. They assist with Carmichael Outreach’s lunch service by making at least 150 sac lunches every month for Carmichael Outreach. The Carmichael Outreach’s mission is to alleviate food insecurity in our community. Their primary goal has been to provide guests with access to wholesome and nutritious meals, and this initiative has been essential in addressing this critical issue. Lunch service start at 12:00 p.m. until no more meals are left, Monday-Friday.
