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Faith in Foodbanks?: Complete Resource for Churches


A resource produced by the Joint Public Issues Team (JPIT) that explores in more detail the underlying issues and concerns around the need for foodbanks. This highlights the significant growth in the need for foodbanks, and suggests ways for Christians to be more involved in addressing issues of poverty and justice.  This document includes the separate Bible studies and Worship Ideas. 

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Created: 05/20/2014
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