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Southside Community Center | 3151 127th Ave., Spokane, WA
Shalom Ministries, Spokane, WA
Where We Are...
Where We Are...
Where We Are...
Lower Level
Zeal Church
518 W Third Ave
Spokane, WA 99201
Downtown Spokane
at 3rd Ave & Howard St
Access by the
Howard Street door.
M-F 7:30am to 2:00pm
Closed the first Friday of each month
What We Do...
Where We Are...
Where We Are...
Dining with Dignity
Breakfast: Monday-Friday, 7:30-8:30am
Closed the first Friday of each month.
Serving over 84,000 meals annually.
Pathways
Community Volunteers who accept admission to the program become core team members and receive benefits of job and life skill training, case management, mentoring, housing assistance, and a monthly stipend.
Who We Are...
Where We Are...
Who We Are...
In the 1970s and 1980's, Central United Methodist Church in downtown Spokane reached out to its homeless and hungry neighbors with a meal ministry. A nationwide effort, called Shalom, within the United Methodist Church to create effective ministries in urban settings inspired the church in 1994 to create a separate 501(c)3 in Spokane that
In the 1970s and 1980's, Central United Methodist Church in downtown Spokane reached out to its homeless and hungry neighbors with a meal ministry. A nationwide effort, called Shalom, within the United Methodist Church to create effective ministries in urban settings inspired the church in 1994 to create a separate 501(c)3 in Spokane that brought together religious, business, political, and social service communities to find solutions to poverty and homelessness.
While Central UMC has now closed, Shalom Ministries is hosted in its old building by Zeal Church and retains a strong connection with other United Methodist Churches in the area, as well as with churches from many traditions.
Shalom seeks to build relationships and community amongst people who are disenfranchised. By providing a safe, loving, and accepting environment the door can be opened for healing and renewal, creating a sense of belonging to something greater than one’s self.
Can you volunteer?
Who Are Our Guests?
Who Are Our Guests?
YES! We are grateful you are considering being part of our ministry by participating in providing meals to our poor and vulnerable guests. It can be a profound and rewarding experience by doing something so simple as offering a hot meal to a hungry person, and at the same time it can mean the world to a person who hasn’t eaten nourishing
YES! We are grateful you are considering being part of our ministry by participating in providing meals to our poor and vulnerable guests. It can be a profound and rewarding experience by doing something so simple as offering a hot meal to a hungry person, and at the same time it can mean the world to a person who hasn’t eaten nourishing food, sometimes for days.
We serve breakfast each week Monday through Friday 7:30-8:30 am
(though we are closed on the first Friday of each month).
CALL 509-455-9019
or Donate by clicking on the donate button!
Who Are Our Guests?
Who Are Our Guests?
Who Are Our Guests?
“In most cases, to be homeless in America is not a sign of laziness or incapacity, but an indicator of people who struggle immensely, both physically and emotionally, to survive against the odds.”
We serve all who come to us seeking to be fed: young and old, men and women of any race or creed. Most are homeless or
“In most cases, to be homeless in America is not a sign of laziness or incapacity, but an indicator of people who struggle immensely, both physically and emotionally, to survive against the odds.”
We serve all who come to us seeking to be fed: young and old, men and women of any race or creed. Most are homeless or underemployed; some are fighting addiction or illnesses, and all struggle immensely to survive against the odds.