Our friend Tim Svbovda is the head of YWAM San Francisco (http://www.ywamsanfrancisco.org). They seek to engage the City with a loving God through their daytime drop in center at 357 Ellis St., which provides a safe shelter for people living in the Tenderloin and on the streets. They provide showers, bathroom services, haircuts, mail services, prayer, referrals, a movie afternoon, a variety of bible studies and a weekly food pantry that serves 300 vulnerable people in the Tenderloin. They are in need of people to drop off a large pot of hearty veggie soup or stew to supplement the fast and easy meals most people get. They also need serving containers, bowls or soup cups. They have more than enough spoons. We can drop off the soup Mon, Weds, or Fridays by 9 am. You can also help serve the food. Soup can also be dropped off any afternoon, Monday through Friday, and they will heat up and serve the next day we are open. If you would like to drop off soup, contact Steven Binnquist (Steve@ywamsanfrancisco.org). Let him know you are from Redeemer.