We went to Loaves and Fishes in North Minneapolis. It was very interesting to see the variety of people in need. There were families, senior citizens, single parents, and teens. We served a meal of "Chinese" to the guests, and gave out bread and other items to bring home. They were grateful for the services done.
In the beginning, we were somewhat intimidated, but as the night wore on we loosened up. The soup was a hot commodity, and as they came back for seconds we began to socialize. We found that the more we talked to them, the more we realized how nice and friendly they were. They had been dealt some tough cards in life and were genuinely trying to do the best they could with what they had.
In the beginning, we were somewhat intimidated, but as the night wore on we loosened up. The soup was a hot commodity, and as they came back for seconds we began to socialize. We found that the more we talked to them, the more we realized how nice and friendly they were. They had been dealt some tough cards in life and were genuinely trying to do the best they could with what they had.
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