Brotherhood of St. Andrew
The Brotherhood began in 1883 as a prayer and Bible study group of young men at St. James Church, Chicago. The Brotherhood was incorporated by an Act of Congress signed by President Theodore Roosevelt in 1908. The Act states, ―That the sole object of said corporation shall be the spread of Christ’s Kingdom among men.
The Brotherhood at Christ Church manages the Hudson Community Service Association Food Pantry monthly collection on the second Sunday of each month. Please drop off the food in the shopping cart at the entrances to the church. Once collected the men deliver the food to the pantry.
For further information contact Ed Gibson.
The Brotherhood at Christ Church manages the Hudson Community Service Association Food Pantry monthly collection on the second Sunday of each month. Please drop off the food in the shopping cart at the entrances to the church. Once collected the men deliver the food to the pantry.
- The pantry accepts all non-perishable food items, as well as dish & clothing detergents and paper products like toilet paper and paper towels. Here is a list of items we use to complete our menus: Canned vegetables, canned fruit, soups, canned pasta, beans, beef stews, mac & cheese, tomato products, pasta, canned tuna or chicken, tuna helper, hamburger helper, rice, cereal & breakfast products, peanut butter and jelly. We ask that donors check donated items for stale-date, or "Best Used by Dates". Also, check all cans or boxes for dents or perforations. We cannot accept these items. Also, we CANNOT accept any medicines, alcohol, or other similar related drugs; e.g. aspirin, Tylenol, cough medicines, cold & flu remedies, etc.
For further information contact Ed Gibson.
