Interfaith Hospitality Network

                              IHN information (Click on link below for info)

                                                        IHN Dinner and Overnight Hosts 

                                                       Menu for IHN   

                                                        IHN DRIVERS

The Interfaith Hospitality Network (IHN) provides temporary housing and education to families that suddenly find themselves homeless.  This is one of the ways we, as a congregation, can better serve God in His calling on His church.

There are many opportunities for service through IHN.  Each host week volunteers are needed for the following:

• Evening Hosts (who stay overnight with the guests at the church)

• Dinner Hosts (who serve the evening meal and eat with the guests)

• Meal Providers (Volunteers cook and drop off the food at  the church for dinner.  A part of the meal or a whole meal  can be provided.   There is a sign up sheet prior to our rotation.)

• Set Up/Take Down (who help to clear the Sunday School rooms and set up/take down bedrooms)

• Transportation (to and from the day center) The IHN van is provided and the drivers sign up to transport the guests to and from  the IHN Center .  Guests stay the night at the church and stay at the day center during the day.

• Laundry (The baskets with laundry are in the Fellowship Hall after our rotation as the host church.  The laundry needs  to be taken home and washed with detergent and bleach to sanitize.)

If you would like to help with this incredible ministry, please contact Frank Mullikin or Anna Bain for information.   

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