A blessing box filled with nonperishable items was dedicated on March 24 and is ready for use by the Penn Hills community. Stocked with items by the membership of Penn Hills Free Methodist Church, the box is just outside the front entrance of the church on Universal Road. Hoping to better serve those in need, co-pastors Christine and Bill Kallquist encourage the community to take what they need and leave what they can.
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Lillian DeDomenic | For the Tribune-Review
The Rev. Christine Kallquist explains the meaning behind the blessing box at the dedication.
Lillian DeDomenic | For the Tribune-Review
A blessing box filled with nonperishable items was dedicated on March 24 and is ready for use by the Penn Hills community. The box is outside the entrance to Penn Hills Free Methodist Church on Universal Road.
Lillian DeDomenic | For the Tribune-Review
Five-year-old Cohen Green gets a little help from the Rev. Christine Kallquist while placing his donation into the blessing box outside the entrance to Penn Hills Free Methodist Church on Universal Road.
