Center offers hope, food during crisis


The Fayette Christian Center of Concern, which opened in Sept. 1990, has helped numerous citizens through tough periods in their lives.

The Fayette Christian Center of Concern opened in Sept. 1990 and has helped serve the physical needs of numerous Fayette Countians for almost 30 years. Redonia Keeton started at the center approximately six months after it opened, and said that the facility has been a blessing to so many people during the tough times of their lives. “A lot of people in the county have very little income to buy food and get very few food stamps,” she said. “We are able to supplement their needs and help them survive. The Fayette Christian Center of Concern serves as a ministry to the community and is also a spiritual blessing to those of us who work there.”


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