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Free food available for people in need
Free produce and perishables will be distributed to people in need from noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday at Grace Lutheran Church. No appointment, documentation or proof of income is required.
A truck provided by Second Harvest Inland Northwest will bring 10,000 pounds of food, and a farmers market setup will be used to distribute the produce. Attendees are asked to bring a box or two to hold their food.
The church is at 1207 S. Seventh Ave. in Yakima. Information: The Rev. Jim Turriff, 509-594-0715.
Bible study/cancer support group to meet
Lamplight, a community Bible study and support group for cancer patients, will meet from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at North Star Lodge in Yakima.
The topic: "Fear and Trust: God if you love me, prove it!" Bring your own lunch.
North Star Lodge is at 808 N. 39th Ave. in Yakima. Leadership team members are Marilee Shively, Bill Starr, Laurie Oswalt and Steve Trotter. Information: 509-452-5882.
Lidstroms to sing at Wiley Union Church
Local gospel vocalists Dale and Rita Lidstrom will sing at the 10:15 a.m. worship service at Wiley Union Church on Sunday.
The Lidstroms live in Yakima.
The church is at 2711 S. Wiley Road. Information: 509-965-2376.
Love INC to hold volunteer orientation
Love INC of Yakima will hold a volunteer orientation from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday featuring a wide variety of volunteer opportunities available in Yakima.
The office of Love INC of Yakima is at 402 W. Washington Ave., Suite C. Information: 509-453-2942.
Taize service offered at St. Michael's Episcopal
St. Michael's Episcopal Church will offer its monthly Taize prayer service at 7 p.m. Sunday.
There will be a rehearsal at 6 p.m. Musicians are encouraged to bring instruments and accompany the meditative singing.
The church is at 5 S. Naches Ave. in Yakima. Information: 509-453-4881.
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