Christmas greetings and a reflection from Zac’s Place

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This video can also be viewed on YouTube here

Sean Stillman brings a thank you message and reflection from Zac's Place this Christmas.
He shares something about the ongoing work of our team of volunteers providing valuable hot meal provision for those experiencing food poverty in Swansea.
He also reflects on the ongoing inspiration of the birth of Christ, and a life on the margins.
For those wanting to contribute to our ongoing food poverty support, you can do so via this Just Giving Link here: https://www.justgiving.com/campaign/zacsplace
Thank you for your ongoing interest and support, it is all deeply appreciated.

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