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Women’s shelter Case Manager offers healing through life lessons
Sam Contoleon never imagined that her experiences with addiction could be used to help others.
Finding love while serving York’s hungry neighbors
Judy Young began volunteering at LifePath Christian Ministries out of a Christ-centered passion to help in her community. She never imagined she’d meet her future husband there.
LifePath’s new meal packaging system opens doors to helping families
LifePath Christian Ministries’ new Oliver Speedseal meal packaging system provides nutritious hot meals any time of day.
Family room is a haven of hope at LifePath Women and Children’s Shelter
The LifePath Women’s Shelter children’s playroom has long been a space for mothers and children staying at the shelter to find a moment of respite.
Dawn Squire joins LifePath Christian Ministries as new Director of Advancement
Dawn’s passion for servant leadership and experience in developing partnerships will help the mission strengthen existing relationships and find new opportunities.
After being homeless for three years, LifePath guest moves into new apartment
Koby will tell you that ‘God provides.’ LifePath Christian Ministries gave her shelter when she needed it, and then helped her connect to the programs that would give her stability.
Former Millersville University chef and food service director dedicates time to feeding York’s hungry
Gerry Shehan spent 32 years making sure hungry college students were well fed. Today, he spends his retirement volunteering in the kitchen at LifePath Christian Ministries.
Once homeless and struggling with addiction, York woman found comfort at LifePath
Stephanie Seaton knew she had to get out of Philadelphia. Her addiction to crack reared its head when she returned. With three of her four children, she found shelter and comfort at LifePath Christian Ministries.
LifePath Christian Ministries announces new board leadership for 2021-2022
Michael Crocenzi, a partner of the law firm Barley Snyder, assumed the role of the board president. This extends his service to the organization, which began in 2018. Crocenzi sees LifePath as a “refuge for those who have nowhere else to go,” and he looks forward to working alongside others to impact more lives for Christ.
