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e Legacy Continues
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Sathy Viswanath, MD
Wikrom Chaiwatcharayut, MD
Toni D. Meeks, MD
K.B. Nicky Lo DNP, FNP-C
A Tradition of Caring Since 1993
"Whoever comes," Fletcher said, "there are
no stipulations."
"We are kind of an example," she said.
"If we're not willing to do it, who will? We
go find them and see what their needs are. I
think a lot of people shy away from that."
Manna Church operates a food bank and
clothes closet from the new men's shelter.
e church routinely sends response
teams throughout the community and
across the country to help those whose lives
and homes have been shattered by such
natural disasters as a hurricane or a tornado.
Aer Hurricane Harvey hit Texas
and Louisiana in 2017, a Manna Church
Outreach Team helped clear the clutter and
bring hope to families in the affected areas.
A year later, Manna worked with food banks
across the storm-affected regions in North
and South Carolina in a coordinated effort
to help alleviate the impacts from Florence.
In March 2020, Manna Church leaders
delivered more than 7,000 N95 masks to
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center in the
midst of the COVID-19 pandemic. Church
staff was rummaging through its disaster
relief storage units and discovered the
leover masks that were used for relief
efforts during Hurricane Florence.
Opposite page:
Top left, Terri Little shares her
experiences with the Manna Dream
Center.
Top right, Manual Buthea, a resident of
the Manna Dream Center Shelter, enjoys
his dinner at the shelter.
Posted on a whiteboard
inside Manna Dream
Center is a Bible verse from
Acts 20:35: "In all things
I have shown you that by
working hard in this way
we must help the weak and
remember the words of the
Lord Jesus, how he himself
said, 'It is more blessed to
give than to receive.' "
Bottom, Harold Hunt settles into his
bunk.
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