Feed His Sheep

Feed His Sheep Being the hands and feet of Jesus "to the least of these". This journey began when my daughter, Amanda, and I attended a women's conference in April, 2009.

Our hearts have not been the same since! Matthew 25:40 and John 21:17 became our mantra, and on September 26, 2010, our ministry began with just 14 sack lunches and a lot of prayers and faith that the Holy Spirit would direct us to the right people. Our purpose is not to feed the needy and go home saying, ‘We did our duty’. The meal we provide is the icebreaker to deeper relationships. Sharing meals creates a sense of community, som**hing we all desire. We all want to belong. We have no agenda and no corporate sponsors. Feed His Sheep is led by the Holy Spirit. What began with our family of 6 and 14 lunches in 2010 looks a little like this in 2026:
• Our core group now numbers 15, with more than 275 volunteers serving throughout the month.
• A hot meal is prepared by a different church each week of the month.
• Multiple resource stations offer drinks, snacks, clothes, socks, hygiene, period products, dog food, wipes, hand sanitizer, reading glasses, and books.
• A prayer station is available to share requests and be prayed for on the spot. Feed His Sheep is God's ministry, based on the love of Christ, to show dignity and respect to the least of these in Oklahoma City. We have been blessed beyond anything we could ever imagine over the last 15 years. We invite you to join us on Sunday mornings at 8:00 at 609 W. Sheridan, in downtown Oklahoma City. We are there, rain or shine! Be prepared for a life-changing experience. John 21:15-17
Matthew 25:35-40
Ephesians 3:20

Feed His Sheep 09 27 26...”I can’t believe you saved it for a month!”...A rolled up bundle of paper wrapped in plastic. ...
09/27/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 27 26...”I can’t believe you saved it for a month!”...A rolled up bundle of paper wrapped in plastic. A name and her picture stuck to the outside. Found in the parking lot. A month later, she responded to our paging her name. Then I got to hear the rest of the story...

She didn’t realize she dropped her bundle and thought it was lost. Released from prison, she acquired a tiny pocket bible and it was in the bundle. Someone had written notes and scripture verses in it. The words spoke to and encouraged her. She wanted to make contact with the owner and found a list of phone numbers in the back. First number no answer, second put her in touch with the father. Uplifting conversations followed. She found out the owner of the bible is being released from jail soon. Besides the bible, she had cherished pictures colored in by hand in the bundle. There’s no question in her heart that surely this all came about by the grace of God.

Sixteen years!! Feed His Sheep turned 16. Joining us today included our daughter Amanda and our grown up grand kids. They started Feed His Sheep and this journey with us from day one.

BBQ grill smoke and aroma permeated the morning air. Sharla and her team of grill masters and servants from Summit Church once again joined with us. Meat provided by Oklahoma Meat and from donations filled plates as hot dogs, burgers, and ghost pepper sausages on buns. This was New Hope Church of Christ’s monthly Sunday to serve and they provided condiments, snacks, drinks, brownies and a team of servants.

“I got my housing voucher!” One gal is on the verge of being able to move into her own place. In the meantime, she’s been able to get a car and ready to take more steps to continue rebuilding her life. Another friend laughed and didn’t have any accidents to report. It’s been quite a summer as every time I see her, she’s had some sort of accident or injury. Another friend showed me the bicycle he acquired. He had no lock but I had a small chain and lock in the car and gave it to him.

200 meals. Ten backpacks. 6 tarps. 25 pairs of reading glasses. Period.OKC menstrual products. A wide range of provisions to help with health and hygiene were provided by our servants. Acts 2 United Methodist Church thoughtfully included these among their provisions: Toothbrush kits, floss, nail clippers, zipper pouches, lip balm, Kleenex packs, Bandaids, sewing kits, candies, combs. Jeaux & Michelle Smith brought a truck full of items also including toilet paper, deodorant, Q-tips and clothing. Folks were able to make choices about which things to pick and choose from.

Thank you to our prayer team volunteers today for helping folks by praying for their needs. Taking prayer requests brings a dose of reality in understanding the challenges our folks face. These, plus conversations our servants were having with folks reveal the need to just have personal interactions. How else would you know that someone needs more than a plate of food to eat. What are some of their concerns this week? Addiction/recovery, anger/anxiety/worry, attacks of Satan, bills, need for a car or job, depression, choices and decisions, disability, food, forgiveness, no friends, health/medical issues, hope, housing, injustice, loneliness, pain, self-esteem. We ask for continued prayers for all of our sheep.

Our folks have been blessed by God and all of the volunteer servants over the years who gave of their time, resources and service to those in need. You have helped us to create a welcoming, loving, non judgmental environment where they can feel accepted as they are each week. When worlds collide, amazing things can happen. We continue to invite you to journey with us to find Jesus in disguise.

Sheep patrol out, Clyde

Feed His Sheep 09 25 26...Quality of life. These folks made it off the streets and into housing. 3 don’t have working ai...
09/26/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 25 26...Quality of life. These folks made it off the streets and into housing. 3 don’t have working air conditioning, one just got fixed, two others having issues...these are just the ones I know of. Two have foul tasting water...with the constantly rising costs of rent and utilities, folks still struggle with landlord repair issues. It’s no wonder when I see them, they often look tired and lacking energy. With our recent heat wave, they couldn’t get comfortable sleep at home.

Stretched out on a sidewalk, we stopped to check on one woman. We gave her a sack lunch and told her to drink the bottled water. She didn’t seem to have energy to stand up. Even with temperatures dropping into the 80’s and 90’s from our 100’s, folks commented that it still felt almost as hot.

Increasing numbers of hungry folks had me increase our meals the last 2 Fridays. It was 72 this week. Such a blessing when you know where all the food came from. Water bottles were some of the last cases donated from our heat wave push. Shredded chicken and buns were from Lakehoma Church of Christ unserved from last Sunday, just enough to make all the sandwiches! They also gave us mandarin oranges to give out. Delisa from Second Chances Thrift gave us bananas for all the lunches and lettuce was made into salads. We added PBJ sandwiches. God’s math is always better than ours.

Folks are already thinking about the change of season. We keep[getting requests for blankets and sleeping bags. As folks transition to warmer clothing, belts are always in demand. When the first cold spell hits, they will be asking for knit hats, especially fleece lined or heavier knit. Flavor packets for bottled water will still be in demand as we provided water year round and use a lot.

32 people were served at our first spot. We normally do 6 or 8 on a weekday or 20 to 24 on Fridays there. This week’s treat was frozen electrolyte ice pops thanks our thoughtful friend Howard Vanover. It’s a delight to see the reaction of so many they see such special treats. It helps break down walls as a way of saying you are someone worthy of as much caring for as anyone else. Doors to relating to them or offering aid and assistance can be opened because of things like this.

Last week, our grandkids Nash and Ronan along with Ragan had a blast making 200 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches for us. Rather than it being work, it was a labor of love for them to do som**hing for our sheep.

Sunday will be a special anniversary day as the first day we went out to serve meals was September 26, 2010....and the journey continues.

Sheep Patrol out, Clyde

Feed His Sheep 09 20 26...Call for help!...We called 911...Laying on the sidewalk curb across the street, one of our ser...
09/20/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 20 26...Call for help!...We called 911...Laying on the sidewalk curb across the street, one of our servers took me to the man. When He said he asked people walking down the street for help and no one stopped. He wondered if anyone cared. Questioning him, he was coherent, is diabetic but hadn’t taken insulin in 3 weeks and in pain. EMSA showed up within minutes and took him away...What does it take for people to care?

Lakehoma Church of Christ from Mustang provided an amazing meal and lots of welcoming love. Everyone I talked to said the walking tacos were great. Most got beef or chicken meat on their chips then piled on the various toppings. By the time each bowl was filled, it was a visual delight. Then they grabbed a brownie, banana or mandarin orange, snacks, bottled drinks or coffee.

Lady Diana the donut queen helped satisfy the sweet tooths. The Youngs gave out dog food, wipes, and hand sanitizer. Lakehoma brought hand woven plastic yarn PLARN sleeping mats. They are made from hundreds of plastic bags and provide a temperature and moisture barrier to sleep on. A table of hygiene supplies included soap with knit washcloths in a baggie. Will gave out toilet paper, snacks, Jacks links, bottled Sunny D, and drawstring bags.6 backpacks, 1 sleeping bag, 38 pairs of reading glasses and Period.OKC menstrual products went out. Anthony & Linda gave out socks, clothing, and shoes.

Very busy first aid kit today responding to needs. “I was beat up last night trying to protect a woman”, showing me the cuts and scrapes on his arm needing antiseptic spray and ointment...I bruised my knee...I have a sore throat, Advil, Tylenol, Allergy, Bandaids, Big bandaids, Ace bandages, ankle support, Burn cream, disinfectant, triple antibiotic, itch cream, pain cream, muscle rub, gauze tape..and we were able to help them all! Several asked me to look for rolling suitcases with rubber wheels that won’t wear out so fast.

I’m checking into housing said one guy as he sat in his wheelchair eating. With medical issues, he will pay for his own place. The cost of his medicines is astronomical if it weren’t covered by insurance. He watches what he eats, walks to force himself to exercise, and has been able to shed some medications and lose weight.

What was this summer like for folks living on the streets? 46 one hundred degree days, 59 days over 90 degrees! Today brought relief with temperatures in the 80’s. The average is 11 to 13 days over a hundred.

Due to our extended heat wave this summer, I went out for 52 of 58 weekdays since July, bringing sack lunches and cold drinks on Sheep Patrol. This wouldn’t have been possible without God’s perfect timing and provisions. Our resources were stretched but never ran out as week after week, unexpected provisions came our way or turned up at clearance prices. We went through a lot of paper goods to serve hot or cold food and drinks. One of the blessings for me was the chance I had to have some of our sheep participate by helping me serve. And they loved it.

Robyn actually made 200 peanut butter and jelly sandwiches last night for today to go along with the meal.

One friend asked for prayer as he starts an overnight shift at the fairgrounds during the state fair. It’s dirty work cleaning out stalls. Thanks to Lakehoma for praying with our folks at the prayer station. Our servant groups each week play such a vital role in filling that need by offering to pray for folks coming through the serving lines. Please continue to pray for the many needs of our sheep.

Sheep Patrol out, Clyde

Feed His Sheep 09 16 26...How sweet the sound...Our teachers are everywhere...to hear “G” giving his personal testimony ...
09/17/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 16 26...How sweet the sound...Our teachers are everywhere...to hear “G” giving his personal testimony to another homeless person as words of encouragement...

He can’t believe how much life has changed. Years of m**h addiction. One day, he finally decided he was sick and tired of being sick and tired...and gave it all up to God...Clean from drugs, housed, staying out of trouble, actually dreaming about the future...he dreams of getting a car and being able to help people like we do and have purpose for his life. From hopelessness to having hope for a future...

I gave him a ride uptown and he kept talking about the friend he hadn’t seen in a long time and always mentions. We made a stop. Then he looked up and there he was. His friend “C” was walking by! The friend was proud of him for the changes he’s made. Was this a God appointed time?

I encouraged him to keep giving his testimony. No one can criticize or take that away from him. It’s his experience and personal story. God want’s you right where you are for a purpose to keep letting people know about the goodness of God.

Our heat wave should be finally ending in days. he last 3 days have been breakfast casserole sandwiches and hot casserole along with pulled pork sandwiches as the entree. Memorial Road Church of Christ made so much breakfast casseroles Sunday that the extra food is enabling me to serve 3 days of entrees along with cinnamon rolls. I cooked up a few portions of sausage and egg, too. Today I added frozen fruit cups of peaches or mandarins I portioned from canned donations. I gave out an extra dozen sack lunches because of increasing demand.

One friend says he’s been careful about who he hangs out with to avoid bad influences. He’s discovered that as one of the secrets. Be aware of those you are associating or hanging out with and their influences, he advised.

An old friend of ours dropped off a supply of tarps I will be giving out over the next month. Requests have been increasing. Blankets are also in demand.

I’m seeing more folks who have gotten haircuts or shaves recently. Others have mentioned being optimistic they can find work at the state fair. For ones who got food benefits cut, I’m encouraging to volunteer 20 hours a week around town if they can’t secure a job.

As usual throughout summer, I found folks on and under benches, anywhere they could find shade, against buildings, on sidewalks, walking, at bus stops, and obscure places. We woke up many to make sure they were conscious when laying out on concrete ground.

As we always encounter, gratitude and thankfulness is the overwhelming response of those we feed. And we are enabled to do much of what we do because of the support, involvement, and encouragement of our servants and those who follow us. Thank you to my different helpers who served with me on Sheep Patrol. We keep trusting God to provide and continue leading us as his light shines to show us the way.

The thrust of our summer Sheep Patrol on weekdays has been to keep them hydrated. From nowhere to move in my hall and garage because of the donations of bottled drinks, I'm down to the last few stacks. Exactly enough for this week and next. God's perfect provision and timing for another summer.

Please continue to pray for them and also for a friend who is scheduled for surgery tomorrow.

Sheep patrol out, Clyde

Feed His Sheep 09 13 26...“I’m just a mess. I fell on my knees.” Every couple of weeks she’s been having accidents and c...
09/13/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 13 26...“I’m just a mess. I fell on my knees.” Every couple of weeks she’s been having accidents and coming to get first aid supplies. Today she couldn’t help but laugh at her misfortunes. On the bright side, she’s been helping a friend keep clean for three weeks now.

Walt is a friend of other ministries and we’ve journeyed with him for years. Today is his 49th birthday so our servants who know him got to wish him a happy birthday...He’s a positive influence and tries to give encouragement and sound advice to his peers. Today was also a reminder of how many of our folks have no one to acknowledge or celebrate occasions with...

Why can’t he work? Because of my mental condition...then,laughing one friend said,” I’m here.” but his other self was elsewhere...His ADHD that got worse as he aged makes it difficult for him to hold down a job.

Memorial Road Church of Christ young adults served today’s meal of breakfast casseroles and cinnamon rolls plus fruits, snacks and drinks. They also teamed up with Nash & Ragan to pray with people. Besides praying as folks came by, they took prayer requests. One person checked all of these:Addiction, Recovery, Anger, Choices/Decisions, Depression, Faith, Family, Forgiveness, Health/Medical, Hope, Housing, Injustice, Job, Loneliness/Boredom, Pain, Peace, Praise, Prayer answered, Self-esteem, Weather. Another checked car needed, disability, family, health/medical, housing, marriage. Other prayers included for the homeless, for wisdom and understanding. We also had servers from Oklahoma Christian.

180 was the final tally of meals served, 8 backpacks, first aid supplies, diabetic treat bags. Folks have been asking for bug sprays or the insect repellent bracelets the last week and we already used up our supply. As the heat of summer hopefully transitions into fall weather, folks are already asking for things like blankets and sleeping bags. I see more of them with recent haircuts and we are getting requests for grooming supplies like triple edge razors and lotions.

Our core group of servants who bring provisions or serve regularly all help create a welcome atmosphere and safe haven for folks to be accepted and served with love. Don't underestimate the importance of providing places of welcome acceptance.

The demand for IDs and birth certificates has been high this summer and Robyn has helped a lot of folks, but the cost piles up quickly so we had to slow it down. Getting these is the first step many need to take before they can begin applying to take advantage of various resources out there. The lifestyle also means losing or getting their IDs stolen comes with the territory. Most can’t afford the cost to get theirs replaced.

“I got a Tom Clancy book!”, exclaimed a friend. Another was excited about another book. Lynsey is our “librarian” and engages with folks to see what kind of books they like so she can make recommendations. Christian books and devotionals are popular but folks have a wide range of interests. Reading helps many to pass the time and occupy their minds.

You could look across the parking lot and see folks chilling out, eating their meals or socializing. Beneath that, some harbor troubles, concerns, loneliness, depression and an endless list of problems. Without someone to share with or help them work through these issues, the burdens can just compound. That little talk, a chat, a handshake, a prayer or whatever brief contact someone makes, can have an impact. When someone asks what they can do to participate, just being someone to lend an ear or have a conversation with can be a big deal. Like sports? You can find folks who would love to talk about their favorite team. No different than folks do in normal daily life. A day in their lives is probably not your normal...A day in their life is a day given by God who loves them as a part of His creation and tells us to love one another.

Sheep patrol out, Clyde

Feed His Sheep 09 10 26...Please pray. "J" is scheduled for surgery Friday at 9 a.m. I can see h’es apprehensive and on ...
09/11/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 10 26...Please pray. "J" is scheduled for surgery Friday at 9 a.m. I can see h’es apprehensive and on edge. He’s trying to keep trusting God through this. The operation is to see what’s going on and to do tests on his liver. He’s in a lot of pain. We were just saying we hadn’t seen him today as we were driving around on Sheep Patrol. Then we spotted him walking downtown. God appointed a time to allow us to meet and have a reminder of his circumstances. That enabled us to give him encouragement. We promised him others will be praying for him.

”No, I’m not hungry BUT I appreciate you. You are doing a good thing!"...after offering a lunch to man walking by, he smiled and thanked us...The most common comment I get during our heat wave when stopping folks along the street to offer a sack lunch is,” Do you have any water?”

What started as a calling to bring water during summer months to help folks stay hydrated in 2022 on a weekday or two during heat waves has grown. We began coming every Friday by popular remand and need because the city is was a food desert on Fridays. God kept enabling us to provide.

Then, our followers kept providing water and some food so we increased our water patrols to give out water on more weekdays. We would end in September. Several years ago I was asked in August when we would stop. I didn’t have an answer except to say God will let us know. We kept getting donations of food and bottled water...so we kept serving on Fridays...and God kept providing. Friday became a mainstay folks could count on year round as we cruised the streets on Sheep Patrol. We also kept bringing water and snack lunches on other weekdays in summer.

On August 31, it was reported OKC has had 32 100-degree days this year so far and the numbers keep increasing. Except for every other Thursday, I’ve been on a thirst patrol every weekday since early July along with helpers who used to be homeless. They all love to give back to God by serving their peers.

It looks like the heat wave may finally ease a bit next week. We welcomed rain that cooled things down today. Our supply of bottled drinks looks adequate through next week. God is always the provider and I leave the accounting to Him. We add whatever snacks get donated and what we get at discounted prices to make a meal. We go through a lot of food.We gave out the last cooling towels yesterday which was perfect timing. Thank you to those who donated gatorade and sport drinks. Folks craved them. We average giving out 2 or more bottles to each person plus hydration packets.

Perhaps the most telling encounters is seeing and hearing sighs of relief when we give cold bottles of drinks. Many will grab the sack lunch and smile with thankfulness when given an extra cold bottle. A minute later they are walking in the sun or finding a shady spot to sit and relax for a few minutes. Many will remain out in the sun or whatever shady spot they can find.

The numbers of folks we see laying on the concrete under benches or a little bit of shade has been increasing. Regardless of how or why they are there, they are real people, real lives, real names. Loved by God.

Sheep patrol out, Clyde

Feed His Sheep 09 06 26...A peek into their world... Appearing a little standoffish, I asked a guy if he had filled out...
09/06/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 06 26...A peek into their world... Appearing a little standoffish, I asked a guy if he had filled out a prayer request today. I’m OK, he said but just have one thing. His wife gets out of prison and he’s concerned about that situation. I said I would be glad to pray for him and he welcomed me to do that...prayer request slips filled out included these: Employment, Wisdom-grace-understanding, Housing, Financial stability & wellness, Choices & decisions, A request for a large print bible.
..I don’t know why I didn’t do this long ago. One friend enrolled in the Bridge to Life faith based program at City Rescue Mission. He expects it to be about six months. They provide him shelter, case management, and help with addiction recovery, life skills, anger management, and work readiness or vocational training.

I was feeling good and came out of the apartment...Another friend walked to see us. It’s been a while. Pushing his walker, he transports his gear to his storage. Life’s been challenging. It sounds like he’s being scammed by a storage facility. He’s getting delinquent notices but cannot get them to respond to email or reach them online or on the phone. He lost online ccess to his account to update it. He will have to go in person to try to sort it out.

We served a164 meals. Some asked for prayers or filled out prayer requests. How many others harbor concerns and deal with extraordinary circumstances that have no one who cares or to share that with? Our volunteers help bridge the connection gap by serving, extending caring and conversation. Our prayer table servant today prayed for others. The span that separates can be so wide but in an instant can be bridged just by someone showing they care.

One man is having issues with his social security benefits. We find many people who run into roadblocks and just become victims. They don’t have the skills or need encouragement to pursue dealing with the red tape to overcome the hurdles that keep coming up.

Coffee Creek Church is in their 8th year of serving our sheep. They were the second church to commit to serving with us once a month. This is our 12th year in our location at Dunlap and Codding. Coming up in a few weeks is the start of Feed His Sheep’s 17th year. Prior to our current location, we served for a year in the lot behind Sonic then for years, made stops right on the street.

Hot dogs, salad, and cookies filled the plates today to go with snacks provided by Coffee Creek. Geoff & Trish and other servants provided sandwiches and snacks as a lunch to go. People are blessed on Sundays to have their meal supplemented with food Geoff & Trish bring to fill a hungry appetite or just to have later so they don’t have to walk to find another meal.

Tony & Deana and volunteers served all our beverages. We average 15 gallons of cold drinks and 120 cups of coffee a week. Anthony & Linda Adams bring socks each week and also had clothing.

Special thank you for blessing us today by serving were the servants from Oklahoma Christian University Gamma Rho Sorority. They helped to give out our reading glasses and Period.OKC menstrual products and coffee.

Another week of 100 plus degree days looms. God has been so good in folks providing donations or us being able to find great deals on food to give out. Our churches serve every Sunday. I’ve been going out on weekdays to provide much needed drinks to help folks stay hydrated and including a sack lunch. It’s a challenge to keep providing but we go week to week and have just enough. To say I squeeze the budget is an understatement. If I have to buy snacks I try to spend 5 to 15 cents on closeout deals, portion out snack deals in baggies, bake our own treats. Our typical lunch has 2 bottled drinks, a main entree and 2 or 3 snacks plus electrolytes and flavor packets. Lots of water gets boring and they appreciate getting flavor packets or sport drinks. I also make frozen cups of fruit flavored ice.

Several folks are recovering from surgeries or dealing with healing wounds and need prayer. What isn’t always visible is the spiritual emotional battles many face alone and need our prayer warriors to stand in the gap for them.

Sheep Patrol out, Clyde

FEED HIS SHEEP IS TURNING 16 ON SEPTEMBER 26! WE COULD NOT HAVE COME THIS FAR WITHOUT YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT, LOVE, PRAYERS,...
09/06/2026

FEED HIS SHEEP IS TURNING 16 ON SEPTEMBER 26! WE COULD NOT HAVE COME THIS FAR WITHOUT YOUR ENCOURAGEMENT, LOVE, PRAYERS, AND SUPPORT. WE THANK YOU!!

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Feed His Sheep 09 04 26...”Awesome” and a big smile is what I remember. As the guy stood on the sidewalk and talked to m...
09/04/2026

Feed His Sheep 09 04 26...”Awesome” and a big smile is what I remember. As the guy stood on the sidewalk and talked to me through the open window for a minute, he was filled with kind words thanking me for stopping. Others had sighs of relief and giggles of joy when handed food and cold drinks on another scorching day.

Thanks to friend Day who helped give out sack lunches. 60 meals today. Whenever we found someone laying down sleeping, we made sure they were alive and breathing before heading out. If all you had were bottles of cold drinks, folks would still be thankful and grateful.

Just having had surgery, one friend was slowly walking in her boot. Another six weeks before it can come off. Another gal was in similar situation. One friend proudly showed me her arm. Last time she had bumps and itching and the ointment I gave her cleared it all up. Simple things like anti itch ointments, Bandaids, triple antibiotic (Neosporin), and Advil, Tylenol or Allergy meds are a constant request we fill.

Thanks to a friend giving us garden fresh tomatoes and peppers, some folks got a treat. One guy asked if they were garden fresh because he loves home grown tomatoes and was elated.

Food day to day this week included turkey & cheese sandwiches, BBQ, ranch beans & noodle, Veggie soft tacos (bbq jackfruit, cheese, tomato, onion,beans), PBJ sandwiches, sausage & cheese biscuits, Hot dogs, pepper noodles, sausage & egg/ rice. I also cut up watermelon and brought bananas.

One friend lamented yesterday about how someone stole his large insulated cup while sleeping on a bench. When I got home, I unpacked a donation box and found a large insulated cup! I filled it with ice and surprised him with it today.

Visited one friend who just moved out of a moldy apartment into one he really likes. Several others await final approvals to move into their own places. Running around every day with the air conditioner on full blast is really a taking a toll on fuel economy of our van and car. The logos on the side of the cars really help as a lot of folks recognize us as we come down the street.

The September issue of the Curbside Chronicle is out. Be sure to get your issue as it has a free zoo ticket inside. Just look for the vendors with the green aprons. Suggested donation is $2. This is how many of them are affording their own places or being able to pay their bills so your generosity is greatly appreciated. If you haven’t read a copy before, this is an internationally recognized street magazine that has won awards. Issue to issue, it brings insight into folks who have experienced homelessness and testimonies. Articles are very informative and cover a wide range of topics.

If you wonder how folks can come out of homelessness and rebuild their lives, Curbside is helping people do just that through their enterprises. Curbside provides meaningful employment through the Curbside Chronicle, Curbside Apparel, Sasquatch Shaved Ice and Curbside Flowers. When you patronize any of these, you are impacting lives.

Sheep Patrol out, Clyde

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