🍽️ Weekly Food Pantry Opens at Clarks Chapel Church of God in Spencer
Clarks Chapel Church of God on Sparta Street is stepping up to meet a real need on the Cumberland Plateau, opening its doors every Thursday to serve neighbors facing food insecurity. The move reflects a growing commitment among local faith communities to provide practical support beyond Sunday worship.
📍 How to Access the Pantry
The food pantry operates every Thursday from 3 to 6 p.m. at 911 Sparta Street in Spencer. ✨ Anyone in need is welcome to visit during those hours. For questions or to learn more about what’s available, residents can call Pastor Jeff at (423) 215-5140.
💡 Why This Matters Locally
Food insecurity touches families across Van Buren County, and consistent, accessible pantry services help bridge gaps between paychecks and seasonal hardship. 🤝 By anchoring the pantry in a central location with predictable hours, Clarks Chapel Church of God removes barriers that often prevent people from seeking help-no appointment needed, no complicated process, just open doors on Thursday afternoons.
The church’s emphasis on community support aligns with the broader network of local organizations working to strengthen food access across the region. 💪 Whether someone is between jobs, managing unexpected expenses, or stretching a fixed income, knowing a reliable resource exists nearby can make a real difference in daily life.
🙏 Getting Involved
Community members interested in supporting the pantry-whether by donating food, volunteering time, or simply spreading the word-are encouraged to reach out to the church directly. Local food pantries thrive when neighbors know about them and when the community stands behind the mission.
🤔Source
Clarks Chapel Church of God – Announcement for a weekly food pantry at Clark’s Chapel Church of God in Spencer, TN.
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