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Trinity Episcopal Church-Detroit
Our Current Weekly Program
We serve our free hot meal programs every Wednesday, along with the first and last Tuesday of each month!
Our hot meal is served at Trinity Episcopal Church-Detroit from Noon to 1 pm.
We’re currently serving ~ 100 guests at their tables and offer friendly conversation on our serving days.
We offer our guests special larger hot meals for Thanksgiving, Christmas and Easter.
Who We Are
About Us
Every One Eats includes six Presbyterian churches (Memorial-Grosse Pointe, First-Northville, Faith Community-Novi, Milford, South Lyon and Jefferson Avenue-Detroit) and our civic group partner, Northville Civic Concern. Their support expands our program to the first Tuesday of the month! Trinity Episcopal Church-Detroit is located at the corners of Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd., West Grand Blvd. and Trumbull Ave. in Detroit, MI.
Contact Us
The Rev. Anthony Estes ([email protected])
Phone: (313) 964-3113 Website: http://sohdetroit.org/
or The Rev. Richard Henderson
EVERY ONE EATS HOT LUNCH MINISTRY 1519 Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. Detroit, MI 48208
Jan 2020
The Presbytery of
Detroit
EVERY ONE EATS HOT LUNCH MINISTRY
Trinity Episcopal Church-Detroit in Corktown
“I WAS HUNGRY, AND YOU GAVE ME SOMETHING TO EAT…”
MATTHEW 25:35
Christmas meal trays getting ready to serve our guests…
Who Is Every One Eats?
Our Mission Statement
To help reduce food insecurity in the Detroit metropolitan area by offering a regularly scheduled, and free hot meal program ministry to individuals at Trinity Episcopal Church-Detroit in historic Corktown. We also welcome guests that may simply need a good hot meal!
What is Food Insecurity?
As defined and measured by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), “food insecurity is the lack of access, at times, to enough food for an active, healthy life for all household members and limited or uncertain availability of nutritionally adequate foods.”
In 2017, Wayne County, MI
had a food insecurity overall
rate of 19.5%, as compared to
12.5% for the United States.
That translates into 344,440
food insecure people in Wayne
County! (*data from Feeding America)
New Partners Are Always Welcome!
We’re always looking for additional churches, organizations or groups that are willing and able to support increasing our food serving days during the month
Typical Easter meal tray
Our Program and Additional Assistance for Guests
We also offer a limited supply of adult clothing for our guests and also try to fill their personal hygiene needs.
Individuals and churches participate in providing limited age & gender specific gifts for our guest’s family children for the holiday season.
