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Soup kitchen serves up Bible studies
Brisbane, Queensland
Rene Gale/AMN Staff
Vital Connection, a Seventh-day Adventist non-profit volunteer/community based soup kitchen in Brisbane, Queensland, has started providing Bible studies to the homeless and “streeties” of the inner city.
Volunteers Brigitta Djakovich and Ken Gale have been meeting with three men regularly over the last six months, studying the Try Jesus course by the Adventist Discovery Centre.
Last year, over 500 people attended a concert held in support of Vital Connection at the Brisbane City Hall. Proceeds from the concert will fund the soup kitchen’s work with the city’s homeless people.
Brisbane, Queensland
Rene Gale/AMN Staff
Vital Connection, a Seventh-day Adventist non-profit volunteer/community based soup kitchen in Brisbane, Queensland, has started providing Bible studies to the homeless and “streeties” of the inner city.
Volunteers Brigitta Djakovich and Ken Gale have been meeting with three men regularly over the last six months, studying the Try Jesus course by the Adventist Discovery Centre.
Front row from left to right are George, Brigitta and Kevin with Ken and Tim at the rear.
The studies have concluded and one of the men has requested baptism while the other two have expressed interest in further Bible studies. The group will be commencing on a new study on the parables of Jesus.Last year, over 500 people attended a concert held in support of Vital Connection at the Brisbane City Hall. Proceeds from the concert will fund the soup kitchen’s work with the city’s homeless people.
Find out more about Vital Connection.
