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by Kathy ReandeauI’m not sure what I expected when

I visited Crossroads Lutheran Church in Snyder to learn about their week-long sheltering of homeless families. What I didn’t expect was the sound of children laughing and playing. Unfortunately many of us think of the homeless as a certain segment of our society - by themselves, mostly men, maybe some war veterans, or possibly those with mental health issues - but not families. Yet here they were - three families secure for the evening with the support of local churches. The families included an immigrant couple with five children, a mom with her five year old son, and another mom with two teenage boys - twelve people who weren’t worried about where they were sleeping that night thanks to Crossroads and Family Promise of Western New York.

My journey began when I visited the South Buffalo headquarters and Day Center for Family Promise. The local division, one of 161 nationwide,

is a non-profit organization that serves transitionally or episodically homeless families throughout our community. Their mission is to unite religious and other organizations in responding to the needs of homeless families. Its goal is to keep families together while they work toward having a home to call their own.

I met Jim Tamol, Executive Director, who told me that families are the fastest growing segment of the homeless population. Homelessness disrupts every aspect of family life, damaging the physical and emotional health of family members, interfering with children’s education and development, and frequently resulting in the separation of family members. The average age of the homeless in America is only eleven years old. On any night in Erie County there are between 1800 and 2000 homeless men, women and children. Over thirty percent of the homeless population is families. Of those in homeless families, 64% are children.

Families become homeless for reasons such as the economy, unemployment, acts of nature, domestic abuse, or immigration problems.

Family Promise works with host congregations like Crossroads, which shelter up to three families for one week at a time, four times per year. Families are carefully screened before entering the program. The host site provides lodging, breakfast, lunch, dinner and hospitality. Other churches pitch in with meals and support. Each morning the Family Promise van transports families to the Day Center where guests receive mail, children catch the school bus and those with jobs head to work.

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CHURCH SERVICESANGLICAN

St. Steven’sAnglican Church

10 Indian Trail Road, WILSunday Service at 11:00am

BAPTIST CHURCHES

Amherst Baptist Church100 Willow Ridge Drive, AMH

9:30am – Fellowship9:45am – Contemporary

Worship Service11:00am – Sunday School

Christian Fellowship Baptist Church

765 Niagara Falls Blvd., AMHSunday Service – 11:00am

Harris Hill Baptist Church5071 Harris Hill Road, WILSunday School & Adult Bible

Fellowship – 9:45amMorning Worship – 11:00amAfternoon Service – 1:15pm

Randall Memorial Baptist Church

6301 Main Street, WILBible School - 9:00 AM

Contemporary Worship - 10:15 AMTraditional Worship - 10:35 AM

CATHOLIC CHURCHES

Christ the King Church30 Lamarck Drive, AMH

Daily Mass:8:00 a.m. - Monday - Friday

Saturday Vigil Mass: 4:30 p.m. ONLY

Sunday Masses: 8:00, 10:00 a.m. and 12:15 p.m.

Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary Church

4375 Harris Hill Road, WILSaturday Vigil: 4:30 pm

Sunday: 8:00, 9:30, 11:00 am & 5:00 pm

Weekdays: 6:30 am & 9:00 amSaturday: 8:00 am

Saints Peter & Paul Roman Catholic Church

5480 Main Street, WILSunday Mass at 7:45am,

9:30am, 11:30am

St. Gregory the Great Roman Catholic Church

250 Saint Gregory Court, WILSunday Mass at 8:00am,

9:30am, 11:00 am, 12:30pm & 4:30 pm

St Leo the Great Roman Catholic Church

885 Sweet Home Road, AMHSunday Masses: 8:00am, 9:30am & 11:00am; Sat. Vigil: 4:30pm

St Mary’s Church6919 Transit Road, Swormville

Sunday Mass at 7:30am, 9:00am, 11:15am and 6:30pm

CHRISTIAN CHURCHES

Amherst Alliance Church3915 Millersport Hwy, AMHSunday morning worship and

Kids Church – 10:30am

Amherst Church of Christ8285 Transit Road, AMH

Sunday Bible Study - 9:30 a.m.Sunday Worship - 10:30 a.m.Sunday Worship - 6:00 p.m.Wed. Bible Study - 7:00 p.m.

The Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint Pkwy, GetzvilleSunday services at 9:00am and

11:00am

CHURCH of the NAZARENE

Amherst Sonrise Churchof the Nazarene

849 North French Road, AMHSunday Service – 11:00am

EPISCOPAL

Calvary Episcopal Church20 Milton Street, WIL

8:00 am - Holy Eucharist9:00 am - Young Adult / Adult

Education9:40 am - Children’s Education

10:00 am - Holy Eucharist

St. Mary of the Angels201 Reist Street, WIL

Saturday - 9:00amSunday – 9:30am

St Paul’s Episcopal Church4275 Harris Hill Road, WIL

Holy Eucharist (spoken Rite I) 8:00am

Holy Eucharist (Rite II with hymns) 10:00am

LUTHERAN

Amherst Lutheran Church5125 Main Street, WIL

Saturday 5pm – Live Jazz Worship

Sunday 10am – Traditional Worship

Calvary Lutheran Church575 Ayer Road, AMH

10:30am Sunday Morning Divine Service

Crossroads Lutheran Church

4640 Main Street, AMHInformal Service - Sat. 5:00 P.M.Contemporary Service - Sunday

9:00 A.M.Festival Service - Sun.10:30 AMSunday School - Adult - Sunday 9:00 A.M.-10:30 A.M. Youth -

Sunday 10:00 A.M.-11:30 A.M.

St John Lutheran ChurchSunday Worship

6540 Main Street, WILContemporary Worship - 8:30

Sunday Camp - 9:30 Traditional Worship - 10:30

St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church68 Eagle Street, WIL

Sunday - 9:00am & 10:30am

Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church

8760 Transit Road, EAST AMH

Sunday at 10:30 am

Trinity Old Lutheran Church

3445 Sheridan Drive, AMHWorship services at 8:30am &

10:45am

METHODIST

Williamsville United Methodist

5681 Main Street, WILSunday Worship Services -

9:00am and 11:00am

ORTHODOX

St Theodore Orthodox Church

96 Los Robles Street, WILSaturday Vigil - 5:00pm Sunday Divine Liturgy -

9:30am

PENTECOSTAL

Zion DominionChurch of God

895 North Forest Road, WILSunday Protocol of WorshipMorning Manna - 8:30am

Legacy Leadership Institute - 9:40am

Celebration Service - 11:00amLatter Rain - 6:00pm

PRESBYTERIAN

Amherst Presbyterian Church

151 South Youngs Road, AMHSunday Worship 10:30am.

North Presbyterian Church300 North Forest Road, WIL

Worship in the Chapel – 8:30amWorship in the Sanctuary –

10:45am

UNITED CHURCHof CHRIST

St Stephen United Church of Christ

8520 Tonawanda Creek Road, EAST AMH

Sunday, 10:30 AMCoffee Hour 10:00 AM

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The Day Center provides internet access to seek out employment, housing, day care and other benefits to get started on the path toward stability. They are required to look at three apartments each week and

keep Social Services appointments. After a long day of school, work, and hunting for jobs or apartments, families return to the host church. Evening hours are relaxing times, as they would be for any family. The day ends with the family together under one roof.

“Each family is unique,” said Jim. “We help come up with steps they can take to achieve independence. We empower and don’t enable. My job is to help access resources needed to achieve those goals.” Families stay in the Family Promise program from 45-90 days, with a follow-up period of usually up to a year. Other services Family Promise provides include a financial literacy program, mentoring, and literacy classes.

At Crossroads Lutheran Church, I met with Sam Blatz and Maxine Johnson in the fellowship hall’s kitchen. They were cleaning up after dinner, with the sounds of happy children echoing through the room. They said the church has participated in this program for several years, but this is the most people that have stayed with them. Family Promise provides training and backup for the churches involved. Churches providing support include Christ the King, University Presbyterian and Christ United Methodist Church.

Sam said their interaction is different with each family. Sometimes they will interact with the children, sometimes they just listen, and sometimes the family spends quiet time on their own. Two volunteers from the church stay overnight to assist with any special needs. Food is available for breakfast and to pack for lunches. She said the families usually help clean up and cook, as it feels like a comfortable home ritual.

When asked why they do this, Sam and Maxine replied that it is part of the church’s outreach

ministry. “We feel we’re giving something to our community. While some might have the perception that homelessness is an urban problem, this demonstrates that it is a local problem, affecting people right here.” It may sometimes feel like homelessness is too big an issue to tackle, but Sam said it’s emotionally gratifying to even help just one person for one day. They hope to inspire other churches to get involved.

When asked how others could help, Jim said that Family Promise needs monetary contributions; items from its wish list; volunteers who can help with financial literacy, provide support at the Day Center, or serve on the board; and more churches to become a host or support site. Crossroads Lutheran

suggested that good, quality portable air mattresses would

be useful. Jim emphasized that this is a non-denominational program. Any church that wants to have an impact on the homeless situation in our backyard is welcome to contact him and become involved.

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Crossroads Lutheran Church

Pastor Nancy Milleville &Pastor Mary Ellen Larson

4640 Main Street, Amherst, NY 14226 839-1314

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FAMILY PROMISEcontinued from page 1

Pastors Mary Ellen Larson and Nancy Milleville

eVery SUnDay 9:45-10:30aM*Coffee Caféamherst alliance Church3915 Millersport hwy., aMh (689-9832)Join us for fellowship, coffee and donuts before our Sunday service. everybody welcome!

eVery SUnDay7:30-9PM*new young adult bible Studynorth Presbyterian Church300 north forest rd, wlM (632-1330)are you 18-30s looking to meet other young adults at north Church? Please join us for a bible study, fellowship, and refreshments on Sundays

from 7:30-9pm at Peter & tara Martin’s home in eggertsville. Questions? email tara at tara.wyckoff@gmail.com.

eVery tUeSDay 8:00PM*Vintagethe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint ParkwayGtZVl (631-2636)Vintage College-age young adults Ministry “Vintage” – the college-age/young adult group. live music- honest dialogue- real people. Join hundreds of other 18-20 somethings every tuesday night at 8pm for the best night of your week! for more information contact wes aarum. www.vintagetruth.comtUeSDayS & thUrSDayS

2:00-8:00pm*Classic Guitar with Mir aliCalvary episcopal Church20 Milton St., wlM (633-7800)

eVery weDneSDay 6:30-8:00pm*adult bible Studiesamherst baptist Church100 willow ridge Dr., aMh (691-9456)

eVery weDneSDay 5:30-6:45pm*wednesday family nightamherst alliance Church3915 Millersport hwy., aMh (689-9832)

eVery weDneSDay 6:45-8:15pm*Classes for all agesamherst alliance Church

3915 Millersport hwy., aMh (689-9832)

eVery weDneSDay 6:30-8:00pm*awana Childrens Programamherst baptist Church100 willow ridge Dr., aMh (691-9456)

eVery weDneSDay6:15-9:00pm *MoVithe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint ParkwayGtZVl (631-2636)the MoVi movement gathers every wednesday night in the Crosspoint theatre, at the Crosspoint campus, from 6:15-9:00pm. teens should expect that every wednesday when they leave they are equipped

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MAY 2011and encouraged for the weeks journey ahead. this will happen through music, small groups, and discussions from the bible and more.

eVery thUrSDay 5:30pm*Church night out randall baptist Church6301 Main St. wlM (634-9800)Pizza Dinner - $3 adults, $1 kids (reservations required)

eVery thUrSDay 7:00pm*MoSaiC- Singles Ministrythe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint ParkwayGtZVl (631-2636)The Chapel Singles Ministry provides an environment that encourages Christ-Centered living through Biblical teaching, fellowship, and service. We meet on Thursday nights at 7:00pm.www.thechapel.com/mosaic

eVery thUrSDay 7:00pm*Divorce Carethe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint ParkwayGtZVl (631-2636)Divorce hurts! We’re not interested in the whys and hows and whats of your divorce, or to condemn or criticize. We’re interested in providing a forum where, in an environment of accountability built on unconditional acceptance, each person can face the issues of divorce with dignity and hope. www.thechapel.com/divorcecare

eVery SeConD fri. of the Month, May 13th *Golden eaglesthe Chapel at Crosspoint500 Crosspoint ParkwayGtZVl (631-2636)The Golden Eagles Ministry exists to encourage worship and service for those over age 55. Monthly group gatherings provide a social setting for interaction, companionship and spiritual growth. This interaction is a luncheon event. Monthly luncheons are held the second Friday of every month in the Fireside Room at our CrossPoint location. These luncheons and gatherings provide an opportunity for fellowship, fun and food in a light-hearted atmosphere, enabling everyone to become acquainted. For more information, contact Skip Hartman at 716-631-2636 x204. eVery friDay 9:00am*weekly radio broadcast Zion Dominion Church of God895 n forest rd., wlM (250-7040)listen to our radio broadcast, every friday at 9:00am on wUfo 1080aM

eVery friDay 5:30PM*youth Group amherst Sonrise Church –nazarene849 north french rd., aMh (691-7795)

MonDay, May 2nD 7:00pmwomen of williamsville wow Meetingwilliamsville United Methodist Church5681 Main St, wlM (634-4801)

MonDay, May 9th “harmonia” Concert and receptionCalvary episcopal Church20 Milton St, wlM (633-7800)

SUnDay May, May 15th 4:00 pmniagara frontier District laity banquetwilliamsville United Methodist Church5681 Main St, wlM (634-4801)Samuel’s Grande Manor

SUnDay May 15th, 4-6:00pmturkey Dinner and fundraiseramherst Presbyterian Church151 S. youngs rd, aMh (633-4656)Turkey dinner and fundraiser for Youth Mission trip

tUeSDay, May 24th fundraiser wine and appetizer receptionCalvary episcopal Church20 Milton St, wlM(633-7800)Fundraiser wine and appetizer reception at The Riviera Theatre including meet and greet with the Kingston Trio

SatUrDay, May 28th Kids night at Churchamherst lutheran Church5125 Main St, wlM (632-4185)One Saturday each month, children are invited to join their families at the 5pm jazz worship. During worship, the children are invited to be part of an “informal band” and accompany the music. The pastor will invite the children to join him in the Bible story. AFTER worship- fun, fellowship and food for the kids and “kids at heart.” The lobby and our indoor recreation area is wide open for some spontaneous children and adult activity. Pizza and drink is provided. KNAC will meet typically the last weekend of each month in 2011.

thUrSDay, May 26th 11:00amCCC radio Program wJJl1140Hear our monthly radio program on WJJL1140 at 11am on the last Thursday of every month. We are featuring the churches, community events, outreach programs and interviews.

tUeSDay, May 31St 6:30 - 10:00 pmhome builders fellowshipamherst baptist Church100 willow ridge Dr., aMh (691-9456)

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by Kathy ReandeauFirst Presbyterian Church and the Network of

Biblical Storytellers, WNY Guild will welcome the renowned Raccontamiunastoria Storytelling Company from Rome, Italy for a free performance on Friday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. The church is located at One Symphony Circle in Buffalo (near Kleinhans Music Hall). Using their unique method of creative-theatrical storytelling, the troupe will perform the controversial and passionate story of King David and Bathsheba and “I Alone Love You,” the story of Mary Magdalene and Peter.

David and Bathsheba is the emotional retelling of the most shocking and controversial story of the Bible: the story of a forbidden burning passion, the story of a cruel murder, the story of a lost child. Universal and extreme, it is the story of the never-ending struggle of humankind trying to reach God. Their story inspired across the centuries great artists of all disciplines - from painters to poets, from musicians to Hollywood directors. But nothing makes it as real and incredibly contemporary as its original oral storytelling form.

Peter and Mary Magdalene couldn’t have been more different...their dislike was palpable...still they had in common the most important thing of their life: their love for Jesus. He was a fisherman with a common life and a family. She was a common

harlot with a life of distress and misery. They meet Jesus “by chance” and He becomes the central figure of their lives and changes them forever. “I Alone Love You” is a story of Jesus seen through the eyes of two people who loved Him on earth.

Paola Balbi and Davide Bardi, co-Artistic Directors from the Storytelling Company bring these tales to life through their emotional performances. With laughter, tears, words, music and dance, they tell these stories of Biblical power and humanity. Roughly translated as “tell me a story,” Raccontamiunastoria is the most established storytelling company of Italy and organizer of the International Storytelling Festival in Rome. The Group is housed in the Church of Santa Maria del Popolo in Rome and run by the Augustinian Fathers.

A free will offering will be taken following the performance. First Presbyterian Church was the first faith community in Buffalo. Founded in 1812, it is often referred to as the “Mother of All Buffalo Churches.” They are pleased to welcome this opportunity for all Christians to gather under one roof to hear these Biblical stories. Further information on the Raccontamiunastoria Storytelling Company may be found at www.raccontamiunastoria.com. Further information on the event or First Presbyterian Church may be

obtained by contacting Maria Patrick Oakley at 884-7250 or visiting the church’s web site at www.firstchurchbuffalo.org.

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We are Christian brothers and servant leaders (Greek: sundoulos) in our homes, churches and communities. We invite Faithful women and families to work with us in our various ministries. Consider adding your gifts to the Christian Family at our events. We offer educational opportunities, Christian Fellowship, Ministries to Prisons, and serve as a Parachurch Ministry working alongside Pastors and Church groups.

Prior to the 1997 Promise Keepers Conference at Buffalo’s Rich Stadium, a few men began to pray for God’s direction and leading concerning their desire to bring interested

Christian men from the Western New York community together for these primary reasons:

1. To challenge and exhort men to diligently pursue our call to be strong men of faith and character and disciplers of other men. By focusing on men’s issues, we draw special attention to our role as servant leaders in our homes and churches.

2. To periodically call these men together (who make up the church of Western New York) in order to intentionally, continuously and purposefully build mature, long-lasting, prayer-based and accountable relationships that cross over all racial, cultural and denominational barriers. These relationships, empowered by the Holy Spirit, will reflect the oneness described in Christ’s intercessory prayer to the Father ( John 17:20-23). (Cf

Philippians 1:27, 2:1-4, Ephesians 4:12-16; 1 Corinthians 1:10-13, 12:25; Colossians 3:11-17, Galatians 3:26-28.

3. To be a resource for extensive men’s leadership training designed to produce and reproduce leaders in the local churches.

4. Our ultimate purpose is to witness the mighty hand of God on

the male leadership and churches of our Western New York community. As we engage in a unified outreach to city and suburbs, it will so positively affect the moral, social, educational and economic conditions that those in spiritual darkness will be drawn to and glorify the Lord Jesus Christ.

Sundoulos Ministries

FAST FACTS• Officially Sundoulos Inc., we’re incorporat-ed as a non-profit group 501.c.iii.• The Core Group meets monthly to pray, plan and promote. Visit the Sundoulos Core page for details and photos.• Our volunteer network “United Outreach Ministry” includes over 30 churches whose men, women and youth are committed to working together on short-term projects to build God’s Kingdom.• We are supported by individuals, groups and Churches providing funds to add to our ministry. We are blessed as we are a blessing! Thank you for your prayers and support.

Contact us at:(716) 685-9973Visit our website:

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James 1:27

Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to keep oneself from being polluted by the world.

Mark 9:23

“If you can” said Jesus. “Everything is possible for him who believes.”

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