One local church is trying to help families affected by COVID-19 by providing food and hope.
WITH MANY PEOPLE NOTWORKING RIGHT NOW --THERE IS A HUGE NEEDFOR FOOD.ONE LOCAL CHURCHHOPES TO FILL THAT NEEDTODAY -- WITH A DRIVETHROUGH FOOD BANK.41 ACTION NEWSREPORTER RAE DANIEL ISLIVE TO EXPLAIN HOW THISWILL WORK.THE VICTORIOUS LIFECHURCH - ON THE CORNEROF 34 AND PASEOEXPECTS A LARGE CROWDLATER THIS MORNING.THEY FILLED HUNDREDSOF BAGS WITH GROCERIESAND TOILETREES EARLIERTHIS WEEK-AND THISMORNING THEY WILL GIVETHOSE BAGS AWAY TOANYONE WHO NEEDSTHEM.THE CHURCH TEAMED UPWITH HARVESTERS ANDKCPD TO PROVIDE THEITEMSCHURCH LEADERS SAY ITIS ONE WAY TO PROVIDE ALITTLE HOPE DURING THISTIME."Bishop Mark Tolbert,Victorious LifeChurch21:12:13How do you keep people realizingthat there is hope -for tomorrowandwe don't know when this is goingtoend .
We want everyone topracticesocial distancing but we alsohave tobe socially responsibleTHE ONLY REQUIREMENTTHEY HAVE IS THAT YOUSTAY IN YOUR CAR WHENYOU PULL UP.
THAT DRIVETHRU SERVICE IS RIGHTHERE AT THE CHURCHFROM 10am - NOON.IN KANSAS CITY,
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