Food ministry: Parkview Church of Palm Coast fills trunks with food

'Flagler County, we love you, and we’re honored to serve you,' Pastor Greg Peters said.

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Parkview Church of Palm Coast served 536 families from 24 pallets of food in a drive-thru food pantry April 9, at 5435 Belle Terre Parkway.

“Hey, Parkview Church, just an amazing day,” Pastor Greg Peters said on a Facebook message after the event concluded. “You guys blew my mind.”

“Best Easter ever,” said Beth Stinchcomb, volunteer.

“I’ve never seen so many cars, so much food,” said Mike Semelroth, director of the church’s food pantry ministry. “I’ve been doing food pantry for 10 years, and I’ve never done something like this.”

“Flagler County, we love you, and we’re honored to serve you,” Peters said.

Another drive-thru, for members or nonmembers, was scheduled for 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursday, April 16, weather permitting. Call 386-445-5440, visit www.parkviewlife.com, or send a message at https://www.facebook.com/parkviewlife.

 

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