The IFC shelter has been a good neighbor for 30 years

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TO THE EDITOR:

United Church of Chapel Hill will be the closest neighbor to the to the Inter-Faith Council’s proposed men’s transitional housing facility, Community House.

From 1969 until 1999, we were neighbors as the Inter-Faith Council was in a church building on Wilson St. when we gathered for worship on Cameron Ave. For 30 years they were good neighbors including those weeks of the shelter’s existence when it was in the Fellowship Hall of United Church of Chapel Hill.

United Church welcomes a neighbor that shares our purposes — creating a community in which an individual: may know the full value of being a child of God and a member of a community; may change; may develop practices and disciplines to sustain a valued and changed life; may discern purpose and meaning and may grow in the assurance that there is hope for the future.

Not every neighbor in this sector of Chapel Hill has had the Inter-Faith Council as a neighbor for 30 years, but United Church has. We welcome them to be our neighbor again.

Rev. Richard Edens

Pastor

United Church of Chapel Hill

Published January 26, 2011 in Letters, Opinion

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