Beulah Heights Social Integration Program - Morning Manna/Soup Kitchen

The Morning Manna was the first program that was conceived by Bishop Brooks. It is an outreach of the Beulah Heights Church to the "unchurched" who have never had an experience with traditional religious experience. The Morning-Manna is now the name given to the soup kitchen. A person's body and spirit must both be fed in order to function at his or her peak. A nutritious meal can help keep the body healthy and aid in the healing process. Words of faith, encouragement and wisdom can lift a person's spirit and give them a brand new outlook on life. The Morning Manna is non- traditional faith- based, religious experience offered to the homeless, ex-offender and those dealing with substance abuse. It is a place where hope, faith, love is found and nurtured to give the worshippers hope in a hopeless situation. Beginning October 1, 2013, hot breakfast will be served on Thursday, Saturday and Sunday from 8:15am - 8:45am. Lunch will is served on Saturdays during the summer at 11:30am - 12:00pm and in the winter from 12:00pm - 1:00pm. Transportation is offered by calling 475-238-8270 by Friday at 12:00 p.m.