3222 Hubbard Road, Landover, MD 20785 www.sharedc.org 301-864-3115

Ransom Miller, III was raised in a household with a strong commitment to service. His father, Ransom Miller, Jr. was Chairman of the Deacon Board and head of the benevolent ministry at Bethlehem Star Baptist Church in Oklahoma City, Oklahoma. His mother served on the church missionary board. His parents lived by the mandate in the Gospel of Luke that “To whom much is given, from him much is expected (Luke 12:48).” They passed on this imperative to Ransom, who has given much indeed.

As Ransom tells it, he was sitting in

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the lunch room with some colleagues at the accounting firm where he worked in 1995 in Washington, DC, his first job af-ter graduating from Howard University. The holidays were approaching and they discussed the fact that, while they were all blessed with comfortable lives, many in the community were not. They decided that they needed to do something about it, in keeping with the Biblical guidance. After requesting a list of needy families from the DC social services agency, they pooled some money and went to the food store to buy groceries. That first year, they provided holiday meals to six families and Project Giveback was born. This year they will provide 2,000 meals to families in the Washington region.

VALUE PACK $22

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HOLIDAY DINNER $36

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From its humble beginnings in that corporate lunch room, Project Giveback has grown with the help of hundreds, if

not thousands, of people and a number of

By Bill BlackSHARE Advisory Board Member

PROJECT GIVEBACK AND SHARE – A MATCH MADE IN HEAVEN

DID YOU KNOW?

SHARE staff can assist any interested person in applying for SNAP benefits? Yes, we can, and if you’re interested in learning how, we can teach you. With current legislation on the horizon these funds are in jeopardy. Let’s work hard, and let’s work together to dispel myths, assure people that by applying for SNAP is safe, and let’s help them double those benefits by shopping at SHARE. See inside for more details.

Please see page 3

R to L Ransom Miller, III, with Scott Lewis, former SHARE Director, and SHARE Advisory Councilman Clarence Labor.

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November’s Value Comparison

Whole ChickenTilapia FiletsGround Pork SausageFresh Sweet PotatoesFresh White PotatoesOnionsApplesOrangesCeleryCarrotsLemons

Total package weight: 20.75 pounds

RETAIL VALUE

$40.14

AND YOU PAID

$22.00

HOST NAME YEARS IN PROGRAM

December Host Site Anniversaries

ST JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH 28LIBERTY BAPTIST CHURCH 28KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS 224 28ISRAEL METROPOLITAN CME CHURCH 28LINCOLN PARK U M CHURCH 28CONTEE AME ZION 28HOLY TRINITY WORSHIP CTR 27ALLEN CHAPEL A M E 27BRIGHTER DAY MINISTRIES 26NEW MT OLIVE BAPTIST CHURCH 26FREDERICK DOUGLASS GARDEN APARTMENTS 25FIRST BAPTIST- MINNESOTA AVE 25MT EPHRAIM BAPTIST CHURCH 24MT PISGAH HOLY CHURCH 24GATHERING AT FORESTVILLE 23TRINITY AME ZION 19OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP-HOLIDAY 19ARC OR PG COUNTY #1 18MECCA TEMPLE #10 16LITTLE FOREST BAPTIST CHURCH 15MISOR TEMPLE #213 15NEW CHRISTIAN MEMORIAL CHURCH 15MASJID MOHAMMAD 14MIRACLE TEMPLE NON-DENOMINATIONAL CHURCH 12MT MORIAH BAPTIST CHURCH-DC 11WARD 7 FOOD CENTER 11WOODLAND SPRINGS 11KARNAK TEMPLE 10CAPITOL HGTS VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPT. 9SPIRIT AND TRUTH NEW TESTAMENT C.C. 6MT SINAI BAPTIST - DC 5PG PUBLIC SCHOOLS RETIREE PROGRAM 5GREATER PEOPLE UNION BAPTIST CHURCH 4AMERICAN LEGION 2FAITH BASED COLLABORATIVE OUTREACH 1SPEAK TO MY HEART MINISTRIES 1

HOST SITE CORNER“We the willing, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for

the ungrateful. We have done so much, with so little, for so long, we

are now qualified to do anything with nothing.”

- Mother Teresa of Calcutta

PARTICIPATIONTotal Packages: 15,213

Total Pounds: 335,242

Total Meals: 279,368

SHARE FOOD NETWORK

Web address: www.sharedc.org

Contributors

Bill Black, Vince Daneri, Ransom Miller III,

and Jaynee Acevedo

SATELLITE INFORMATIONSHARE Food Network, Central Warehouse3222 Hubbard Road, Landover, MD 20785

Office: 301.864.3115

SHARE Fredericksburg@ Habitat for Humanity

2378 Plank Road, Fredericksburg, VA 22401

SHARE Baltimore@ Meals on Wheels

515 South Haven Street, Baltimore, MD 21224

SHARE Western Maryland@ Frederick Community

Action Agency14 East All Saints Street, Frederick, MD 21701

SHARE Southern Maryland@ Grace Lutheran Church and School

1200 Charles Street, La Plata, MD 20646

2019 Calendars are Here!

Do you pick up at the warehouse in Landover? Ask for as many as you’d

like to have. And…we will have plenty on the

satellite trucks.

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shiny new

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at your site?

Just ask!

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INTERESTED MARYLAND RESIDENTS

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Continued from page 1generous corporate sponsors. Ran-som is surprised and gratified with how big it’s grown over the years. “We didn’t have a master plan,” he says. “It just kind of happened.” He marvels at how people get invested in the mission of Project Giveback. “People who volunteer take owner-ship,” he says.

According to Ransom, discover-ing the SHARE Food Network was a game changer for Project Giveback. “We used to go to Giant or Shoppers Food Warehouse,” he said. They were paying full price for their gro-ceries. “Then, one of our guys, Clar-ence Labor (long time SHARE Advi-sory Board Member), suggested we check out SHARE,” he said. “That year we were able to touch signifi-cantly more people with the same amount of money.” SHARE helped accelerate the growth of Project Giveback. It’s a partnership that has lasted at least 15 years.

This year, the 24th Annual Thanksgiving Food Distribution will take place on Saturday, Octo-ber 17th at the DC Armory at 2001 East Capitol Street, SE. Hundreds of volunteers will gather to live up to the name of the organization and “give back” to the community. They will be sorting food into gro-cery boxes to be provided to fami-lies to help them enjoy the holidays.

Twenty-five hundred Value Packag-es from SHARE will literally double the number of families that Project Giveback is able to reach over the days when they shopped at Giant.

Ransom has embraced the ex-ample set by his parents and the guidance of the Gospel of Luke. And he is setting an example for the next generation of Millers. His son, Ransom Miller IV is follow-ing in his father and grandfather’s philanthropic footsteps. This year will be his 17th time working on the annual food distribution. He is also leading the student group of volun-teers at Project Giveback. And he is dedicated to helping the home-less. In fact, for his school’s senior thesis, he chose as his goal to get one homeless person off the street. As Ransom said when heard of his son’s plan, “I’m so proud of him, I almost cried.”

The partnership of Project Giveback and SHARE is the perfect marriage of two organizations who complement each other beautifully. SHARE’s ability to provide large quantities of fresh, nutritious food at extremely low prices vastly en-hances Project Giveback’s mission to help families in need to enjoy the holidays. It’s a match made in heaven.

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Adeyinka (Yinka) Taiwo!

Welcome!

Yinka comes to us from Americorps (as did Ninochika Twitty, more than 20 years ago)

where she facilitated projects and programs, developed learning programs and re-

sources, and promoted Volunteer Maryland through social media, weekly blog posts,

and monthly newsletters. Yinka has a strong background in volunteer development

as well as graphic arts. While at Americorps, she partnered with Catholic Charities to

help interested persons to apply for SNAP benefits. Yinka is helping SHARE develop

the Baltimore and Central Maryland area, including Montgomery County.

Tura Gillespie!Tura comes to SHARE with an impressive background in teaching, leadership, and

social justice. She worked with the Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership organization as a

Director and Corporate Board Member, and has built a curriculum around an impres-

sive collection of childrens’ books called “Teaching Sacred Worth”. In addition to her

outreach career here at SHARE where she stewards Host Sites in DC and Virginia,

she is also the Co-Chair for the National Workshop on Christian Unity. Tura holds a

Masters Degree in Divinity from Wesley Theological Seminary.

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SHARE Sites, by Zip CodeWASHINGTON, DC 20001

Holy Redeemer Catholic206 New York Ave NWEdward Monroe Jr.:202-526-0264

Metropolitan Community Church 474 Ridge St NWChurch: 202-638-7373

Mt. Airy Baptist1100 North Capitol St NWAlberta Humes: 202-397-2747

Mt. Lebanon Baptist 1219 New Jersey Ave NWKim Better: 202-256-0116

Mt. Pleasant Baptist215 Rhode Island Ave NWKirby Lewis: 202-526-7696

Mt Sinai Baptist Church1615 3rd Street NWJames Nelson:202-635-4962

Northwest Cooperative Homes224 R St NWWashington, D.C Phyllis Perry: 202-234-8006William Barbour:202-265-3704

New Bethel Baptist1739 9th St, NWCynthia Kelly: 240-463-1765

Second NorthwestCooperative1321 5th St. NWYoulette Johnson:202-352-2751Joseph Bright: 202-483-6889

St. Martin of Tours1908 N Capitol St, NWManford Jones: 301-350-9668

Tenth Street Baptist1000 R Street NWBetty Marshall: 202-232-1685Curlie Williams: 202-832-9582

20002

About My Father’s Busi-ness411 New York Ave NEDarryl White: 202-248-6655Carver Terrace TenantsAssociation2026 Maryland Ave NEThelma Duren: 202-388-6464

Greater Mt. Pisgah Baptist Church1818 Gales Street NEBrenda Beverly: 301-379-1221

or brendacbeverly@gmail.comLane Memorial CME1425 C St NEDeana Smith: 301-248-9188Lincoln Park United Methodist1301 N Carolina Ave NE

New Samaritan Baptist1100 Florida Ave NESusan Harper: 202-547-5839

Peace Baptist712 18th St NEDeacon Robert Baker: 202-436-4813 Delores Robinson: 202-546-2904 Church: 202-399-3450

Pilgrim AME Missionary612 17th St NEJean Dillard: 301-574-5801

Pilgrim Baptist 700 Eye St NELoretta Logan: 202-808-1198

St. Benedict the Moor321 21st St NEChurch: 202-397-3895Cheryl Hamlim-Williams: 301-996-6711 or jjappan@msn.com

20003

Holy Temple 439 12th St SEReginald Kelly: 202-547-8364

Liberty Baptist527 Kentucky Ave SENicole Burns: 240-676-3681

Mt. Moriah Baptist 1603 East Capitol St NEIda Williams: 301-772-7645Kim Underwood: 202-526-8208

20007

First Baptist - Georgetown27th & Dumbarton Streets NWTheresa Hamilton: 202-965-1899

Jerusalem Baptist2600 P St NWTonya Thomas: 301-325-9255

20009

Freedom Baptist1519 U St NWDeacon Thomas Gills: 301-922-2899 or thomas.gills@verizon.netDeborah Nelson: 301-509-5160 or nelson115@verizon.net

Mt. Gilead Baptist1625 13th St NW

Patricia McCall: 301-735-2032 or pattiemac7@hotmail.comShirley Clark: 202-832-6894

St. Augustine Catholic15th & V Streets NWLes Smith: 703-955-9649

20010

Canaan Baptist 1607 Monroe St NWAlana Willis: 202-462-6005Barbara Jackson: 301-502-4618Church: 202-234-5330

20011

Brightwood Park United Methodist8th & Jefferson Streets NWVirginia Hickman: 301-434-7524Jeannie Purnell: 202-723-1275

Greater New St. Paul1300 Ingraham St NWAnn Purce: 202-726-0209Deacon Joseph Young: 202-288-0115

Israel Metropolitan CME557 Randolph St NWLillian Ruffin: 202-723-5795

Peoples Congregational UCC4704 13th St NWJames Pierce Jr.: 202-723-4972

Simpson Hamline UMC4501 16th St NWWilliam Stemley: 202-733-8333 or williamstemley@yahoo.com

St. John United Baptist6343 13th St NWAnnette Napper: 202-829-1108

Zion Hill Baptist841 Shepherd St NWPastor James: 202-722-1580Theadora Thornes: 202-583-0872 or202-531-9928

20015

Blessed Sacrament3630 Quesada St NWTim Gorman: 301-657-3222

Knights of Columbus #2245034 Wisconsin Ave NWRobert Payne: 202-244-6165

20017

Michigan Park Christian1600 Taylor St NE

Winfred Lynch: 202-423-4483 Church: 202-526-3355St. Anthony Catholic1029 Monroe St NEStephanie Gilmore: 202-460-0356 or sgilmo-re9070L@aol.com

Edgewood Commons601 Edgewood Street, NEPatricia Williams: 202-709-9375

20018

Mt. Horeb Baptist2914 Bladensburg Rd NEChurch: 202-529-3180Michael Pleasant: 240-640-0634

New Canaan Baptist 2826 Bladensburg Rd NEChurch: 202-529-9530Flo Williams: 202-399-4808

Sharon Baptist 3825 26th St NEClementine Kelson: 202.583.1373

St. Paul Baptist1611 Brentwood RoadMarshelin Thompson: 202-636-5769

20019

Beulah Baptist5820 Dix St NEDebra McPherson: 301-702-0166Reecie Thomas: 301-292-0488Church: 202-396-5368

Central Union Baptist4401 Foote St NEChurch: 202-399-5340

Contee AME Zion903 Division St NEAl Garner: 202-438-3875 or argmktg1@verizon.net

First Baptist of Deanwood1008 45th St NEArnita Hannon Christmon: 202-396-0534Geraldine Langford: 202-396-0534

First Baptist of Minnesota Ave3440 Minnesota Ave SEChurch: 202-581-9100Dorothy Parrish: 301-423-2348

First United Methodist - Bradbury Heights4323 Bowen Rd SEEva Arey: 202-583-1244Valerie Quick: 202-583-1244

Grace Apostolic Church4417 Dix St NECarol Williams: 202-399-7774

Holy Trinity Worship Center4628 Minnesota Ave NEJoyce Wells: 202-462-8882

Johnson Memorial Church800 Ridge Rd SEClarence Proctor: 202-641-7004or 202-526-4955

Miracle Temple 5219 Call Place SERev. Judy Martin: 301-324-1519

New Morning Star Baptist 5016 Sheriff Rd NEChurch: 202-396-6672

Our Lady Queen of Peace3800 Ely Place SERobin Jones: 301-423-0907Jean Hale: 202-582-8600 or 202-399-5811

Redeeming Love Christian Center4611 Nannie Helen Bur-roughs Ave NEDorothy Jones: 202-450-2660

Sargent Memorial Presbyterian5109 Nannie Burroughs Ave NEJanette Whitfield: 301-952-9258

St. John Baptist5228 Call Place SEBarbara Johnson: 301-502-0250

St. Luke’s Catholic Church4925 E Capitol St SEBarbara Batiste: 301-449-1692Marguerite Simpson: 202-582-3293

The New Macedonia Bap-tist4115 Alabama Ave, SECarolyn J. Harrison: 202-581-8479Pauline E. Allen: 202-563-2550

Ward Memorial AME241 42nd St. NELeah Lilly: 301-272-5474

Zion Baptist of Eastland Gardens1234 Kenilworth Ave NENelcina Wiggins: 301-221-4378 or B554021@verizon.net

20020

Brighter Day Ministries2525 12th Place SEMargaret Harper:202-506-7807

Emmanuel Baptist2409 Ainger Place SEBeverly Battle: 202-678-2713

Grace Memorial Baptist2407 Minnesota Ave SEPatricia Ferguson: 202-582-1229Matthews Memorial Baptist2616 Martin Luther King Ave SEDeloris Poole: 301-717-9974

New ImageCommunity Baptist 1839 Alabama Ave, SEMesha Moody-Pratt: 202-889-3067

St. John CME2801 Stanton Rd, SEAl Chadwick: 202-678-7788

Young’s Memorial2490 Alabama Ave SEJean Smith: 202-889-3434

20024

Christ United Methodist900 4th St. SWSharon Marbury-Brooks: 202-360-0484

20032

Metropolitan Outreach 4025 9th St. SEBrenda Tyree: 202-904-0122

Morning Star Baptist 3204 Brothers Place SEMichael Sharp and Jan Akue: 202-373-5566

St. Thomas More 4275 4th St. SEFlora Gantt: 301-505-3295Frances Davies: 301-686-1480

True Gospel Tabernacle 4201 Wheeler Road SEPastor Reginald Farmer: 202-388-0213

MARYLAND

20601- Waldorf

Fulfilling Purpose Ministries11701 Central Ave. Suite 204Pastor Toni Brockenberry: 301-632-9500 ext. 4

New Hope AME12353 Old Washington Rd.Church: 301-870-6460LaTonya Drayton: 301-787-5000

Restoration Revival Center11850 Park Waldorf LaneMartha Thomas: 301.806.2975Hawkinsm1964@gmail.com

20602, 20603 - Waldorf

Zion Wesley United Methodist

Satellites highlighted in gray have a $1 charge to help cover transportation costs

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11500 Berry Rd.Cynthia Holmes: 301-861-8034

20607 – AccokeekRiver Jordan Project15809 Livingston RdRev. Tierney Screen: 301-873-8704Rev. Robert Screen: 240-687-4026

B e l o v e d C o m m u n i t y Church17500 Indian Head High-wayJames Pride: 202-701-7947 – Cell - jbtpride@gmail.comChurch: 301.283.0011

20613 – Brandywine

Union Bethel AME6810 Floral Park RdNyanda Dutch Malik: 301-372-1405

20640 - Indian Head, MD

Metropolitan United Methodist3385 Metropolitan Church Rd.Edith Myers: 301-283-5252

St. Mary’s Star of the Sea30 Mattingly Ave.Chet and Linda Foster: 301-375-7024

20646- LaPlata

Grace Lutheran1200 Charles St. Alice Adams: 301-885-1819

LaPlata United Methodist3 Port Tobacco Rd.Old and New customers can order by callingAlice Adams @ (301) 885-1819

20653 - Lexington Park

Immaculate Heart of Mary22375 Three Notch Rd.Old and New customers can order by calling Latasha Slade @ (301) 863-4506

Restoration Free Gospel19895 Three Notch Rd.Church: 301-863-4506

20677 – Port Tobacco

Redeeming Life Ministries Intl7845 Port Tobacco RoadZanthia Pennington: 301-392-3502

20705 – Beltsville

Queen’s Chapel United Methodist7410 Old Muirkirk RdChurch: 301-210-9038John Collins: 301-317-

Eugene Williams: 301-877-2449

St. James Baptist402 Abel Ave.Joyce Doughty: 240-491-6839Linda Rhinehart: 202-396-2439

St. Paul Baptist6419 Marlboro PikeSusan Smith: 301-322-4938

20722 - Brentwood

N. Brentwood Community Center4012 Webster StreetDeborah Curry: 301-404-4373

20735 – Clinton

Antioch Baptist-Clinton9107 Pineview LaneSusie Cato: 301-442-9957

Clinton Baptist8701 Woodyard RdNatasha Williams: 301-868-1177

Rock Creek Baptist6707 Woodyard RdMark Pittman: 301-599-0342

St. John’s the Evangelist/Joint Base Andrews8908 Old Branch AvenuePaul & Janet Koester – (301) 868-1070Alicia Hinds-Ward - (240) 678-6838

20736 - Owings

Jesus the Good ShepherdMt. Harmony RdLynn Robinson: 443-964-8054Ned Waugaman: 410-257-0464

20740 - College Park

Knights of Columbus #28099450 Cherry Hill Rd.Carolyn Lank: 301-937-8756

20743 - Capitol Heights

Cathedral of Praise Church9100 Edgeworth DriveJasmine Battle: 202.270-5401jazzbattle@yahoo.com

Community Baptist904 Cedar Heights DriveBrigitte James: 202-415-1406Church: 301-925-4193

Craig Memorial5305 Farmingdale PlaceDelores Levi: 301-516-8316

Dennis Wilson: 301-599-1347Faith Missionary Baptist9161 Hampton Overlook DrMary Roberts: 301-322-4090Church: 301-350-2200

Freedom Way Missionary Baptist1266 Benning RdAva Brodie: 301-807-6912

Friendship Church Outreach Ministries5252 Addison RoadAvila Lewis 301.523.2659avilalewis@icloud.com

Kingdom Life Empowerment Temple216c West Hampton Av-enueLessel Malbo: 240-438-3120Elder Gregory Pinkney:240-461-3835

Spirit of Peace Baptist4311 R StreetEdward Blair: 301-336-6341Janice Talley Melvin: 202-257-6387Barbara Parker: 301-772-1600

St. James Baptist402 Abel Ave.Joyce Doughty: 240-491-6839Linda Rhinehart: 202-396-2439

St. Paul Baptist6419 Marlboro PikeSusan Smith: 301-322-4938

The Sanctuary9171 Central AveSylvia Gainey: 301-420-4088

Whole Life Ministries Int’l9000 East Hampton Dr.Ms. Ollie Martin: 301-336-5015

20743- Fairmount Heights

Eastside Holy Trinity717 58th Ave.Renee Young: 301-925-7979

First Baptist - Fairmount Heights806 58th AveDenise O’Brien: 240-501-6466

20743 - Seat Pleasant

Carmody Hills Baptist6501 Seat Pleasant Dr.Dorothy Suber: 301-516-6680

Mt. Pisgah Holy Church5717 Addison Rd.Pauletta Hall: 202-730-

1569 or 202-615-950820744 - Ft Washington

Carolina Missionary Baptist9901 Allentown Rd.Patrice Brown: 301-894-3349El-Bethel Baptist11384 Livingston Rd.Diane Ward: 301-203-4446

Dominion Cathedral Ministries11064 F Livingston RoadKalima Hookes:240-604-0587dominioncathedralminis-tryea@gmail.com

Ft. Foote Baptist8310 Ft Foote RdAllen & Cathy Harrell:301-839-1343

Ft. Washington Christian 10900 Indian Head High-wayKay Adams: 301-292-1663

20745 - Oxon Hill

St. Mark AME5427 Indian Head Hwy.Church: 301-567-9509Doris Gibson: 301-248-1804

St. Paul United Methodist6634 St. Barnabas Rd Shirley Smith: 301-567-4433

20746 - Camp Springs

Trinity Christian Ministry 5847 Allentown RdStephanie Bowles: 301-943-2964Deandra Joefield: 240-346-7389

20746 – Suitland

Galilee Baptist Church2101 Shadyside AveDeacon George Harrison: 301-538-3636Deacon Michael Parker: 301-518-3220

Imani Temple2420 Brooks Dr, Suitland, MD 20746Valerie Powers: 202-250-0304

20747 - District Heights/Suitland

District Heights Church of Christ5922 Marlboro PikeKevin Andrews: 240-281-3910

Hemingway Memorial AME6330 Gateway Blvd

20747 - - District Heights/SuitlandForestville New Redeemer

7808 Marlboro PikeWilliam Ferguson: 240-731-9314Rev. Juanita Brower: 301-967-6000Shiloh Abundant Life7905 Cryden WayCassandra Mitchell: 301-735-5100Woodland Springs6617 Atwood St.Tiffany Singletary: 301-735-2100

St. Matthews Baptist2001 Brooks DriveLouise P Hughes: 202-399-5311Alvin Catlett: 301-775-3065

20748 - Camp Springs

Central Baptist5600 Old Branch Rd.Church: 301-899-3800Henry Pulley: 301-335-9857Lydia Joyner: 301-735-9695

New Chapel Baptist Church5601 Old Branch AveChurch: 301-899-0877

20748 - Temple Hills

Courts of Praise Christian Church 3297 Brinkley Road Missionary Coney: 202-250-0273 Ingra Lewis: 202-374-8071

Mt. Calvary Missionary Baptist5000 St Barnabas RdEdwina Rollins: 301-627-5572Dorothy Watkins: 301-705-6775

St. Stephen’s Baptist 5757 Temple Hill RoadJohnnie Smith: 301-894-1645

United Methodist Church of the Redeemer1901 Iverson StChurch: 301-894-8622

20769 - GlendaleReid Temple AME11400 Glenn Dale Blvd.Carla Cash: 703-507-8503

20770 – Greenbelt

The Gathering at Forest-ville7727 Belle Point DriveGreenbelt, MD

20772- Upper Marlboro

Cornerstone Peaceful Baptist 10675 Crain HighwayChristopher Sutton: 301-292-0608

SHARE Sites, by Zip CodeSatellites highlighted in gray have a $1 charge to help cover transportation costs

8573St. John’s Episcopal 11040 Baltimore AveChurch: 301-937-4292

20706 – Lanham Abundant Life Christian Ministries4200 Forbes Blvd. Suite 103Phyllis Smith: 240-375-0710Church: 301-429-2727

Ebenezer United Methodist4912 Whitfield Chapel RdEdna Pittmon: 301-552-2412

New Beginnings Church of God of Prophecy6017 Cipriano RdDauntria Reynolds:202-507-1083Brenda Paige: 202-520-7618

New Creations Christian Church7726 Finns LaneMinister Charles Burrell: 301-577-7995

20707 – Laurel

City of Zion 14100 Laurel Park DrSheila Thompson: 240-786-8661

First Baptist - Laurel15000 First Baptist LaneAdam Stephens:301-725-1688

Knights of ColumbusPatuxent Council #2203Main Street &St. Mary’s PlaceGary Hall: 301-725-1952

20708 – Laurel

Exalted Word 14170 Bowie RdCarlene McGriggs:301-317-8000Annette Stanley: 301-317-8000

Faith AME 13714 Briarwood DrCarolyn Holiday: 301-809-294420711 – Lothian

Adams UMC937 Bayard RoadArelia Neal: 301.919.7106

20712

Triumphant Baptist Church4603 Eastern AvenueCrystal Floyd301-559-2200

20716 - Bowie

Greater Mt. Nebo AME1001 Old Mitchellville RdVicki Williams:301-877-2449

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Greater St. John11425 Old Marlboro PikeChurch: 301-574-5100

Most Holy Rosary Catholic11794 Duley Station RdJean White: 301-868-7238 Church: 301-856-3880

20774 - Upper Marlboro

Mt Ephraim Baptist610 Largo RdP a t r i c i a D a -vis:301-925-8828Church: 301-808-1584

Ritchie Baptist Church1706 Sansbury RdEthlyn Carroll: 301-390-7786

20782 - Hyattsville

First UMC - Hyattsville6201 Belcrest RoadGarnett Lee Henley: 301-325-8362Zenobia Oyenuga: 301-572-6878

Triumphant Baptist Church5505 Sargent RoadCrystal Floyd: 301-559-2200

20783 - Hyattsville

Turner Memorial AME 7201 16th Place Wanda Watson: 202.489.3950 – Cell - wanda.watson@verizon.com

20784 - Landover Hills

St. Mary’s7401 Buchanan StValerie Stello: 240-893-1624

20785 - Landover

First Baptist-Glenarden3600 Brightseat RdMichael Barnes: 301-356-2569Church: 301-773-3600First Baptist - Highland Park6801 Sherriff RdFrances Rush: 301-350-1334

20850 - Rockville

Mt. Calvary Baptist608 North Horners LaneSusan Payne: 301-330-6136Church: 301-424-8717

20877 - Gaithersburg

First AME Church of Gaithersburg

17620 Washington Grove LaneJackie Cross: 240-505-3259

20879 - Gaithersburg

Emory Grove United Methodist8200 Emory Grove Rd.Bernice Brown: 301-972-3395Ms. Ray Hopkins: 301-840-2172

Goshen United Methodist 19615 Goshen Rd.Doris Byrd-Watts: 301-829-943220901 - Silver Spring

Mt. Jezreel Baptist420 University Blvd.Bernetta Robinson: 301-899-0637 Cecilia Mason: 301-552-2821

20904 - Silver Spring

Allen Chapel AME 2518 Fairland Rd.Lynn Pugh: 301-871-2067Irene Moore: 301-879-9232

20905 - Silver Spring

People’s Community Bap-tist31 Norwood RdLa Joy Mosby: 301-384-2601

20912 - Takoma Park

Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic1006 Larch Ave.Ted Deppner: 301-221-0895Terry de la Santos: 301-439-8957

21044 - Columbia

Locust United Methodist 6851 Martin Rd.Janet Williams: 443-546-3409

21076 - HanoverSt. Mark United Methodist1440 Dorsey Rd.Betty Mack: 410-266-5004

21117 – Owings Mill

Mt. Pleasant AME 235 Tollgate RdAndrea Billips: 410-456-3145

21133 – Randallstown

Divine Wisdom CC Baptist Church9990 Liberty RdLinda Jones 443-416-7014

or Towanda Woods

21201 - Baltimore

Pennsylvania Ave. AME Zion1128 Pennsylvania AveRose Jones: 410-233-5286 or 410-664-6218

21207 - Baltimore

Morn ing Star Bapt is t Church of Baltimore County1512 Woodlawn DriveHelen Carpenter:410-747-3417

21212 - Baltimore

Huber Memorial 5701 York RdChurch: 410-435-1496Wilson Park CC4629 York RdTonjua Boston:443-416-5498Ms. Tiny: 410-746-5856

21213 - Baltimore

Israel Baptist1220 N Chester StViola Jeffries: 443-803-0853Daphnie Davis: 410-483-7077

21216 - Baltimore

Spirit & Truth New Testa-ment 1744 W North AvePastor David Brown: 410-608-5908

21217 - Baltimore

Golden Doves of Payne AME1701 Madison AveSheila Gibson: 410-462-3800

Fulton Baptist1630 W North AveRomona Franklin: 410-926-8849

21218 - Baltimore

New Antioch 2401 St. Paul StreetMelissa Powell: 410-852-4919

21221 - Essex

House of God Church171 Whiltshire RdBeverly Tripline: 443-677-9037

21223 - Baltimore

Helping Hands/

St James UMC 1906 W. Lexington St.Sharnique Shorter: 443-904-5016

21229 - Baltimore

New Christian Memorial 3525 W. Caton Ave.Church: 410-566-5063Rev. Lamont Baker & Kerri Elliott

21230 - BaltimoreStar of Bethlehem AME2525 Ridgely St.Michele Williams:(410) 365-9280

21233 - Baltimore

Set the Captives Free7111 Windsor Blvd.Betty Sharp: 410-701-6859 or 443-938-5905

21244 - BaltimoreOne God, One Thought3605 Coronado RoadMichael Staples: 443-469-5239

21703 - Frederick

Knights of Columbus #1622Brian Duncan: 240-367-6490

21713 - Boonsboro

Mt. Nebo UMC134 S. Main St.Susan Barnes: 301-432-8116

21773 - Myersville

Mt. Zion UMC603 Main St.Church: 301-293-1401Brenda Knox Burkett: 301-293-1401

VIRGINIA

20106 – Amissville

Amissville United Method-ist 14760 Lee HighwayBarbara Sanders: 540-937-2693Sarah Boelte: 540-937-4978

20109 - ManassasWord Alive Church8517 Rixlew LaneLucy Alleyne: 703-369-6770

20152 - Chantilly

Prosperity Baptist 42962 Braddock Rd.Renee Lawson: 703-600-9013

20191 - Reston

Heritage Fellowship UCC2501 Fox Mill Rd. Lucille Walkes: 703-620-9515 ext. 308

22015 - Burke

Burke Centre 5708 Oak Leather DriveStacey Carroll: 585-733-7885

22026 - Dumfries

First Mt. Zion Baptist16622 Dumfries RdThomas Bates: 703-330-6371

22042 - Falls Church

Second Baptist Church6626 Costner DriveRev. Samuel Barnhart: 703-533-3217Joyce Laing: 703-590-7557

22180 - Vienna

First Baptist 450 Orchard St, NWChurch: 703-938-8525

22192 - Woodbridge

Mt. Olive Baptist13111 Telegraph RDLisa Mason: 540-809-8737

22204 - Arlington

Macedonia Baptist3412 S 22nd St.Darlene Gilbert: 703-521-7663

22207 - Arlington

Mt. Salvation Baptist1961 N Culpepper StJulia Johnson: 703-522-7410Linda Allen: 703-524-4822

22301 - Alexandria

First Agape Baptist2423 Mt. Vernon AvenueAlice Thompson: 703-549-8178

22306 - Alexandria

United CommunityMinistries7511 Fordson RdJose Flores: 703-768-7106 ext. 343

22314 - Alexandria

Mt. Jezreel Baptist317 North

Payne St.

Barbara Britton

Williams: 571-332-1925

Pam Moore:

301-395-7453

Church:

703-549-3025

Shiloh Baptist

1401 Duke St

Hughie L Jackson:

301-899-8460

Elaine Augustus:

703-683-4573

22401 – Fredericksburg

St. Mary

Catholic Church

1009 Stafford Ave

Rick Caporali:

540-373-6491

Dawn Miller:

540-373-6491

22408 - Fredericksburg

St. Jude

9600 Caritas Street

Mark Williams:

540-891-7350

22553 - Spotsylvania

Bethlehem Baptist

4700 Massaponax Church

Rd

Shirley Hill:

540-710-2252

William Taylor:

540-582-5016

St. Matthew’s

8200 Robert E Lee Drive

Jim Berry:

540-834-0788

22555 - Stafford

Mt. Olive Baptist

P.O. Box 2916

Roxana W. Parker:

540-752-4592

Linda Hawthorne:

540-372-7516

WEST VIRGINIA

25414 - Charles Town

Zion Baptist Church

PO Box 1227

Sister Gwen Twyman:

304-724-2044

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Health Benefits of Onions!

One cup of chopped onion contains (approximately):• 64 calories• 15 grams of carbohydrates• 0 grams of fat• 0 grams of cholesterols• 3 grams of fiber• 2 grams of protein• 10% or more of the daily value

for vitamin C, vitamin B6 and manganese

• Onions also contain small amounts of calcium, iron, folate, magnesium, phosphorus and potassium and the antioxidants quercetin and sulfur

Onions are part of the allium family of vegetables and herbs, which also includes garlic, leeks, scallions and chives. Allium veg-etables have been grown and used for thousands of years, not only for their distinctive and wonder-ful flavor, but also for their potent medicinal properties.

Heart-Healthy BenefitsIt turns out that this pungent

vegetable is also amazing for your heart. Quercetin, a naturally de-rived PDE4-selective inhibitor found in fruits, vegetables and tea and is a compound that is highly concentrated in onions, can also help prevent plaque buildup in the arteries. Reducing this plaque buildup helps to prevent against heart attack and stroke, so keep-ing onions in your diet is a heart-healthy must!

Anti-Inflammatory BenefitsSuffering from inflamma-

tion? Onions can help! The same quercetin in onions that is great for heart health was also found in a study in the American Journal of Physiology, Lung Cellular and Molecular Physiology to relax the airway muscles and provide asth-ma relief. The sulfurs in onions were also found to be an efficient anti-inflammatory agent, accord-ing to a study published in the journal International Archives of Allergy and Applied Immunology.

Eliminating free radicals from the body can potentially have life-saving benefits. Free radicals can cause damage to the body if anti-oxidants are unavailable to inhibit and destroy them. Luckily for on-ion lovers, the quercetin in the on-ions can help to break up the mu-cus in your head and chest while boosting your immune system. Onions also contain allicin (also found in garlic), which slows down and kills a variety of viruses and bacteria.

Detoxifying BenefitsPlacing an onion on your feet

when you have a cold can actually be a great way of helping you to recover faster. The practice has been widely used in Chinese med-icine for thousands of years. Your feet contain thousands of nerve endings that act as access point to the internal organs and your ner-vous system.

The phosphoric acid in the onion enters the bloodstream and

helps to purify the blood and pull out toxins (this is why you should never leave a cut onion in your fridge – it will pull the toxins from your fridge and then you eat the onion later…yuck!). This helps you become healthier and better equipped to fight off inflammation and whatever virus is currently ailing you.

Here’s how to use onions to help detoxify your blood:• Take an onion (any color) and

cut into flat slices.• Place the onions at the bottom

of your feet and pull a thick pair of socks over the onions to keep them in place overnight.

• Go to sleep and in the morning discard the onions.

Using onions can be a safe, in-expensive, easy and delicious way to improve your life! Let us know in the comments below if you’ve tried the onion sock trick and what you thought of its detoxifying abilities!

1. Remember that your thoughts and feelings are power-ful.

Everything in your life is a re-sponse to your feelings. How you feel about yourself is how you shape your reality.

2. Stop trying to be somebody and start opening up.

Stop looking so desperately for answers and drop your need to know everything. Give yourself permission to explore and uncover what’s fun for you and what you really love. Stop mimicking other people and pretending to please them, and start opening yourself up to find what you love.

3. Create something new.Most people are scared of try-

ing and failing because we are told we are supposed to fit in to existing stories created for power and control. Use your imagination to create something new that ex-cites you.

4. Be a model of truth and great possibilities.

Make it your mission to be a model of positive, fun, loving possibilities. The shortest way to get there is to express your deep-est truths. When you serve as a model for speaking your truth, you let others know it’s okay for them to do the same.

5. Encounter your deeper sto-ry.

Everyone has a deeper story, something that they fantasize about doing if they could. What’s your deeper story? What do yearn and long for? Hint: You already know what it is; you just lack the courage to acknowledge it be-cause you don’t think you’re good enough.

6. Experience your longing.It’s a big leap to go from

dreaming to realizing. Take a step to act out your longing and experi-ence its unfolding. If you let them,

your feelings will lead the way.7. Recognize when and how

you disappear from the present moment.

Know your insecurities and pay attention to your triggers so you can bring yourself back to the present before hurting someone else. It’s your job to maintain your positive space.

8. Know what brings you back.What engenders a feeling of

belonging and connection in your life? What stops the obsessive thought looping? Build reference points. That’s how you can always find your way back home.

9. Recognize that freedom is knowing what you love and letting it embrace you.

You already know enough. Stop looking for guidance and start formatting your life around experiencing what you love. Seek the experience and it will find you.

10. Remember that your gift is

how you handle your insecurities.When you do what you love,

you’ll act on instinct, without hav-ing to put too much thought into the knowledge you don’t yet have. But that thing you love to do—that’s not your only gift. Your other gift is how you handle your insecurities and feelings of inade-quacy, when you do get caught up in your head. This is what shapes your life and sense of belonging.

11. Take intentional actions.When you set intentions and

act on them, you create a natural flow. Directing that flow is how you shape your reality.

12. Consistently ask yourself: What is my relationship?

Everything is relationship to everything else. What is your re-lationship to yourself? Your real-ity emanates from how you feel about yourself.

12 Tips to Create a Peaceful, Passionate LifeBy Oriya Pollak

Here are 12 reminders and suggestions that can help you get out of your head and cultivate passion and presence:

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The Lost Art Of Cooking: December 2018

•1 SHARE Honeysuckle Turkey

•1 Package SHARE Turkey Seasoning and Rub

Dry Rubbed Roasted Turkey

BY SHARE OPERATIONS MANAGER, VINCE DANERI

1. Rinse turkey with cold water and pat dry with paper towels inside and out

2. Brush dried turkey with Vegetable Oil until coated3. Generously rub the SHARE Turkey Seasoning and Rub all over4. Place turkey on a roasting rack and roast turkey as you normally

would until turkey reaches a minimum internal temperate of 165-170 degrees F

5. Transfer the turkey to a platter and let rest of 30 minutes. Reserve the turkey drippings for gravy if desired.

6. Carve and Enjoy!!

•6oz Vegetable Oil

•1 Package SHARE Breakfast Sausage

•¾ Cup Chopped Onion

•1 ½ Cups finely diced Celery

•1 Package dry stuffing mix

Sausage Stuffing

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees2. In a medium sauce pan cook breakfast sausage and drain, saving

drained off drippings.3. Melt butter over and add reserved dripping from above to total

liquid equals 1 Cup4. Using the combination of melted margarine and drippings from

above sauté the onions and celery on medium heat. DO NOT BROWN

5. Add in the stuffing mixture and stir together adding the turkey sea-soning as well as salt/pepper if desired.

6. Once the mixture is uniform throughout place the mixture in a coated baking dish and bake in preheated oven for 20-25 minutes until the top browns.

•3 Teaspoons SHARE Turkey Seasoning and Rub

•¾ Cup of butter, melted

•Salt/Pepper To taste

•5 Whole Apples

•1 Teaspoon SHARE Holiday Baking Spice

Spiced Hot Apples

1. Rinse apples, peel and slice into ½ inch wedges

2. Melt butter over medium heat in a large sauce pan

3. Once butter is completely melted add sliced apples and spice mix continuously stirring until apples are completely coated

4. Sauté apples 15-20 until apples are tender and browned

•2 Tablespoons of unsalted butter

•5 Sweet Potatoes

•1 Package SHARE Holiday Baking Spice

Sweet Potato Fries

1. Bring a pot of water to a boil. Preheat oven to 425

2. While the water is heating up, slice the sweet potatoes into ¼ in

wide fries.

3. Once the water has reached a rolling boil carefully place the sweet

potato fries into the boiling water and cook for about 10-15 minutes

until they are tender, but not mushy.

4. Dump the fries into a colander and let cool for 5 minutes.

5. Once fries are cool, use a paper towel and thoroughly dry them off

6. Drizzle the vegetable oil over the fries and add the sugar and Baking

Spice to them and toss them until fully coated.

7. Spread the fries evenly on a cookie sheet and bake 15-25 minutes

until they reach your desired crispness.

8. Remove, let cool and enjoy

•1 Teaspoon sugar

•2 Tablespoons Vegetable Oil

•1 Pound Frozen Green Beans

•½ Can cream of Mushroom Soup

Green Bean Casserole

1. Preheat oven to 350 degrees F

2. Combine the Green Beans and the cream of mushroom soup in a

large mixing bowl

3. Add the Salt/Pepper as needed to your taste

4. Pour the mixture into a greased baking dish.

5. Sprinkle ½ the can of French Fried Onions on the top

6. Bake for 30 minutes or until the mixture is bubbly. Remove from

onion and stir the entire mixture

7. Add the reset of the French-Fried Onions to the top and put back in

the oven

8. Bake for an additional 10-15 minutes until the onion are crispy and

brown

9. Remove from oven, let cool and enjoy.

•1 Can French

Fried Onions

•Salt/Pepper