Tag Archives: Luther Place Memorial Church
“I Ain’t Gonna Let Being Homeless Get Me Down”
With these words, Lolita Mitchell’s deep voice resonated throughout Luther Place Memorial Church on a recent Sunday. Lolita, a resident of N Street Village’s Recovery Housing program, was leading N Street Village’s Ambassadors of Praise choir and Luther Place Memorial … Continue reading
From the Executive Director: A Founders’ Day Reflection
On December 2nd, our community gathered to celebrate 40 years of N Street Village serving our city’s most vulnerable. Following a service at Luther Place Memorial Church, Schroeder Stribling, N Street Village’s Executive Director, shared this welcome with over 100 … Continue reading
Photo(s) of the Week
A few weeks ago, we launched the “Why I Walk” campaign to raise awareness about our October 6th Help the Homeless Community Walk. The campaign captures the portraits of our supporters and their reasons for walking to end homelessness. … Continue reading
Let’s do it again! Walk with N Street Village!
We did it last year… Last year, N Street Village recruited enough walkers to receive $50,000 from Fannie Mae. Let’s do it again… This year, when we recruit 4,000 walkers (in-person or virtual), we will receive $50,000 from Fannie … Continue reading
N Street Village Founders Celebrate Book Release
N Street Village founder and current Board Member Gary Maring celebrated the release of his new book Faith, Social Justice, and Public Policy: A Progressive’s View in a heartfelt event at Luther Place Memorial Church this past Sunday. Many of … Continue reading
Book Release to Benefit N Street Village
Join us as we celebrate the release of Faith, Social Justice, and Public Policy: A Progressive’s View by author Gary Maring, an N Street Village founder and current Board Member. The event will feature a brief book presentation, reception, and … Continue reading
Volunteer Spotlight: Katie Knorovsky and Noah Wiese
This month, get to know N Street Village volunteers Katie Knorovsky and Noah Wiese. Katie and Noah began volunteering in our community in the fall of 2007. Almost every Friday, Katie and Noah serve breakfast in Bethany Women’s Center and … Continue reading
