((BOB)) THE LITTLE ROCK JOB
CORPS CULINARY ARTS STUDENTS
SERVED UP MORE THAN JUST FOOD
TONIGHT FOR THE HOMELESSáá BUT
HOPE. SOME OF THESE STUDENTS
SAY THEY THEMSELVES WERE
HOMELESS AT ONE POINT, AND ARE
USING THEIR NEW SKILLS TO MAKE
A BETTER LIFE. THEY TEAMED UP
WITH "FROM HIS THRONE
MINISTRIES" AND MADE THEIR
CLIENTS A HOT MEAL.
Halee Griffin, Little Rock Job
Corps "Honestly, it means a
lot because try to putmyself in other people's
shoes, and I've realized that
small things matter." ((BOB))
THE MINISTRY HOPES THIS IS
ALSO A WAY FOR THE PEOPLE
THEY'RE SERVING TO SEE OTHER
OPPORTUNITIES WITHIN JOB
CORPS... AND HELP CHANGE THEIR
LIVES.
((ASHLEY)) THE RAZORBACKS
WORKING OUT IN THE OFFSEASON,
HOPING IT WILL WILL PAY OFF
WHEN THE SEASON STARTS.
