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| | Summer hampers packed with food cupboard staples and summer holiday essentials have been donated and delivered to Lynn families struggling with debt, as part of King’s Lynn CAP Debt Centre’s effort to help tackle food poverty over the school holidays. |
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| | Starting at the end of August, the Queen Elizabeth Hospital’s chaplaincy in King’s Lynn is offering a series of six weekly meetings exploring topics relating to grief to support those who have been bereaved. |
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| | The King’s Lynn Winter Night Shelter, an initiative set up by Churches Together in King’s Lynn, has published an Impact Report reviewing their life-saving provision, open seven nights a week from 1 November 2018-31 March 2019. |
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| James Hawksworth has been leading the new King’s Lynn Centre of Mission, a partnership between the Church Army, the Diocese and local churches for just over a year, and in that time has established a growing ministry with young people in the town. |
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| In the run up to Christmas the CAP King’s Lynn Debt Centre offered much more than debt advice to its clients, giving out Christmas hampers, sacks of toys, pantomime invitations and providing a place of community. |
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| The Churches Together night shelter was officially opened on November 1 following weeks of refurbishment by staff and volunteers. It will be open seven nights a week throughout the winter up to March 2019. |
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| King’s Lynn Foodbank is asking individuals, churches and businesses across Norfolk to take part in its Big Supper Week by hosting a meal for friends and asking for a donation towards the charity. |
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| | On September 19 Churches Together in King’s Lynn met for their AGM highlighting the immense value of local churches and Christian organisations working together for the good of the town. |
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| | The first community fridge opened in King's Lynn on August 29 as a result of a partnership between Cornerstone King's Lynn Baptist Church, Norfolk Waste Partnership and the charity Hubbub. |
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