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Linary Church of Christ · 1244 Old Hwy 28 · Crossville TN 38555 · USA


Benevolence & Service

Helping people is a natural response for a Christian. See a need = Fill the need. Our benevolence program coordinates with local agencies such as Cumberland Good SamaritansIcon: Off site. In this way we can be more sure that our help is actually needed and that we are not duplicating the work of others.

  • Financial assistance - The church and individual members help many people through the year with medical bills, utilities, transportation, motel space for stranded travelers and other financial and physical needs.
     
  • Disaster Relief - In association with Churches of Christ Disaster Relief Inc. in Nashville, we provided relief to the victim of the local tornado, Nov. 10, 2002: Emergency food and clean-up supplies, furniture and appliances, and Christmas toys.
     
  • School SuppliesBack -to-School Supplies  - In August before school starts we invite families of school-age children to come pick up a set of school supplies. We also provide free hair cuts for the children.
    • 2000  -290 children
    • 2001 - more than in 2000
    • 2002 - 277
    • 2003 - 621 children!
    • 2004 - (count not available)
    • 2005 - 642 children
    • 2006 - 682 children
       
  • Logo: Tennessee Children's HomeTennessee Children's Home Icon: Off site
    Monthly support for this home for children whose parents cannot care for them at this time.

     
  • Adopt-a-Highway: Linary Church of Christ Youth GroupAdopt-a-Highway - the youth have adopted a mile of highway, which they clean up 4 times a year

     
  • Snack rack in ICU at Cumberland Medical CenterStarted a free snack rack in ICU waiting room at Cumberland Medical Center. This ministry is now managed by others.
     

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Last updated: Sunday, August 29, 2010

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