food
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Dec 2nd, 2025 – Cooking for Connections: A Reflection on Shared Presence
On November 30, 360 Community partnered with Recipe of Life to host Cooking for Connections at St. Alban’s Anglican Church – a gathering that reminded me how food, story, and presence can quietly transform a room. Fourteen participants stood in a semi-circle, red plates in hand, surrounded by home-cooked dishes and heartfelt conversation. Some came Continue reading
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May 18, 2025 – Feeding Hope in Richmond: A Glimpse into Our Ongoing Crisis
Recently, I joined other community partners for the monthly Richmond Food Aid Delivery (FAD) Coalition meeting—a gathering that offers both sobering reminders and resilient hope. While the coalition’s primary mission is simple—to provide one prepared meal per day to those experiencing chronic homelessness—the stories behind each meal reveal the deeper challenges facing our city. As Continue reading
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Feb 9 2025 -An Unexpected Connection Over Coffee
Every Thursday evening from 7:30 PM to 8:30 PM, I host A Cup of Coffee, A Caring Community, and Open Conversations at Blenz Coffee. It’s a time for reflection, sharing, and building connections with those who walk through the doors. On February 6, something caught my attention. I had noticed a group of gentlemen gathering Continue reading
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Jan 17, 2025 – A Cup of Coffee, A Caring Community, and Open Conversations with Fr. Bill
I’m excited to share that 360 Community has launched a wonderful initiative: A Cup of Coffee, A Caring Community, and Open Conversations with Fr. Bill. This weekly gathering is more than just a chance to enjoy a cup of coffee—it’s an opportunity to connect, reflect, and build a supportive community. Together, we’re creating a space Continue reading
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December 3rd, 2024 – Reflection: A Quiet Start, A Faithful Beginning
Today marked the first “Coffee with Fr. Bill” gathering at Blenz Coffee on Garden City and Blundell. I arrived with anticipation, envisioning meaningful conversations and shared moments. While no one joined me this morning, the time was still a blessing. I spent the hour reading, reflecting, and praying for our community—for those seeking connection, those Continue reading