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(Chelsea Update would like to thank Chelsea State Bank for the information in this story.) As a member of the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis (FHLBI), Chelsea State Bank, in partnership with Avalon Housing, … Read more
The Faith in Action elves are gearing up for Christmas wish list fulfillment. Due to space limitations, we will stop taking clothing or household donations for 2019 after Friday, Dec. 6. You can begin dropping … Read more
(Chelsea Update would like to thank Linda Detterman for the photos and information in this story.) Summer is a wonderful time of year with welcomed and well-earned getaway distractions. So, it’s not surprising that donations … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Summer may offer an ever-changing schedule for many families, but for the clients at Faith in Action, the need for food remains consistent year-round. Unfortunately, with school out and people on vacation, … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Not everyone knows about the closet that Faith in Action that houses durable medical equipment. That equipment is loaned out free of charge. That means medical supplies come in and out of … Read more
By Lisa Carolin I truly look forward to my Thursday mornings. That’s because I have the opportunity to spend them as a volunteer at Faith in Action in Chelsea. I’m not sure what I like … Read more
By Lisa Carolin Chelsea Senior Center and Faith in Action staff, volunteers and friends were inside the Chelsea Alehouse Tuesday afternoon April 30 to meet and greet and bid farewell to the leaders of both … Read more
By Lisa Carolin You can donate to and celebrate with Faith in Action by attending its 39th Annual Spring Benefit Banquet and Auction, coming up on Saturday, April 27, in the St. Joseph Mercy Chelsea … Read more
Last year, two long-time executive directors of important Chelsea organizations, Trinh Pifer of the Chelsea Senior Center (CSC) and Nancy Paul of Faith in Action (FIA), announced their intentions to retire. Since that time, the … Read more