Community members are invited to a free meal this Wednesday, September 30, as part of the monthly Community Meal program sponsored by the First United Methodist Church at 400 North Michigan Street in downtown Plymouth.
The meal will be served in the Fellowship Hall from 5:00 to 6:30 p.m., or while food lasts. The September menu features a pulled pork sandwich, potato chips, fruit, and cookies. Diners may eat in or take their meal to go.
Organizers ask attendees to use the door on Adams Street, where signs will be posted to guide the way.
Everyone is welcome, and the meal is completely free. The Community Meal is held monthly on the last Wednesday of each month and is open to all.
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