It was a packed house as local residents enjoyed a free Christmas dinner hosted by the Interfaith Caring Kitchen Wednesday at the Spirit & Life Center in Chatham.
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Those attending were treated to a roast beef dinner and dessert served up by volunteers from St. Joseph-St. Ursula Catholic Church and the Chatham-Kent Muslim Association, who have worked together for 15 years.
The volunteer group also provides a soup kitchen twice a month.
Photos by Ellwood Shreve. Chatham Daily News
Interfaith Caring Kitchen volunteer Ike Saiyed helps Dayvean Primeau, 3, and sister Alliyah, 5, with their food during the group’s annual community Christmas dinner Wednesday.jpg, CD, apsmc Interfaith Caring Kitchen volunteers Jan Brosseau, left, Don Brosseau, Judy Chambers, Matt Brosseau, Cheryl Fryscok and Vande Borne dish up roast beef.jpg, CD, apsmc Chantel Osborne has a good time with her cousin, Xander Gorman, 9, and 23-month-old nephew William Britton during Wednesday’s community Christmas dinner.jpg, CD, apsmc Interfaith Caring Kitchen volunteers Lucy Pranovi, left, Maq Sood, Jane Butterman and Barbara Brady ready desserts during Wednesday’s annual community Christmas dinner.jpg, CD, apsmc Santa and Mrs. Claus, aka Yvon and Dava Robichaud, say hi to Dayvean Primeau, 3, left, and his sister Alliyah, 5, at Wednesday’s Interfaith Caring Kitchen annual Christmas party.jpg, CD, apsmc TekSavvy employees Lisa Cundle, left, Amanda Zimmerman and Stephanie Delyzer volunteer at Wednesday’s annual Interfaith Caring Kitchen community Christmas dinner.jpg, CD, apsmc Interfaith Caring Kitchen volunteers Paul O’Neill, left, Imran Khan, Stacey Hans, Irfam Mohammed, Beth Hole, Michelle Bowls and Sean King are ready to serve Wednesday’s annual community Christmas dinner.
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