December 15, 2022
Uxbridge Community Soup Lunch
This local community outreach happens every Wednesday 12-1 pm, at St Andrew’s Chalmers Presbyterian Church in Uxbridge (40 B Toronto Street South, Uxbridge). Hot soup, conversation, and community are served!
Our church family is scheduled for providing the soup and set up once a month from January to June 2023.
You can be involved with:
- making soup at St. Paul’s Leaskdale on a scheduled Sunday date
- with set up, serving, and clean up on our Wednesday dates
- just show up for a bowl of soup any Wednesday in the new year!
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