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The Artesia Christian Home - A Great Place to Volunteer

Stephanie Guzman • Apr 30, 2019

We are so blessed at ACH to be able to have volunteers come and support our residents.

Georgia and Marilyn met at a volunteer orientation.

Georgia and Marilyn serve coffee together on Friday mornings in Assisted Living. They both truly love volunteering and have created a beautiful friendship with each other and with many of the Assisted Living residents. It all started with each of them having a servant’s heart and a willingness to spend a little time here at Artesia Christian Home.

Please prayerfully consider becoming a volunteer. We are certain God can use you to bless many here at ACH.

For more information please call Kristin Cramer

562-865-5218


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