se food for preparation Saturday at the Marietta drop-in center, 312 Front St.
A year and a week following Marietta’s call to action to bring those without shelter in from the cold, a warm place to land is opening, with hot meals and a place to connect with fellowship on Front Street.
“I’m sure there are people that (have) lost faith that are homeless,” said Steve Porter, a trustee of the First Congregational Church. “You know, ‘I lost my job, lost my house, I lost my car, I’m living in a tent for God’s sakes. I don’t hardly have three sets of clothes,’ I can understand; there’s nothing wrong with questioning your faith.”