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We had so much fun seeing all these smiling faces this week! Of course, we wish circumstances were different, and we were able to hold TAP as usual. However, TAP-in-a-box was the next great thing. These TAP boxes are full of memorabilia fro...

From the founding of our country we have had a white supremacy problem." This is what Atlanta Bishop Robert Wright said in a statement this week following the tragic shooting of Rayshard Brooks. The Chattahoochee Valley Episcopal Ministry k...

A couple of weeks ago I responded to a frantic message from a single mother with three children—her rent was past due and she and her children were facing eviction that very day. Mom told me she had part of the rent that was due but didn’t...

Healthy volunteers are needed to drive a route and deliver meals to increasing numbers of elderly neighbors who are sheltering in place but do not have family or neighbor support. So far, the increased need for meal delivery to our elderly, food ...

by Vicky Partin, Retired CVEM Lay Missioner Some people come and go. Some people stay awhile and linger in our hearts, and we are never, ever the same.This vintage saying certainly holds true for Dorothy Carlsen, a lady I remember often when...

At CVEM, we have always worked strategically with the funds you have entrusted to us to assist our low-income and vulnerable neighbors. More than ever those funds are needed to help families disproportionately affected by COVID-19. CVEM staff and...

Donate In compliance with current guidelines regarding the CONVID-19 pandemic, the CVEM ministry house is now closed to the public . However, we remain firmly committed to serving our most vulnerable neighbors as the health and economic eff...

On a weekly or bi-weekly basis, trained volunteers spend a morning at CVEM welcoming neighbors needing assistance and meeting with them to listen compassionately, ask clarifying questions, help to problem-solve situations, and connect with other ...

A couple of weeks ago, I visited the Legacy Museum with a group I’ve been a part of called Infusion. As a group that strives to disband racism, we have had quite a few trips and meetings discussing the histories of different cultures, timelines...

It's no secret that our volunteers are an integral part of CVEM! We've been lucky enough to have US Army Ranger, Staff Sgt. Patrick James working with us as an intern since January of this year. Working on a master's degree, one of Pat's Courses ...