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CANDY CHRISTMAS June 13th at Rocketown Nashville,TN
Proceeds of photos purchased will be donated to The Bridge Ministry
*** All photos taken by Bev Moser and Pam Stadel ***
The Bridge Ministry Gala celebrated the 50th birthday of founder Candy Christmas with a surprise party filled with special family and friends.
Candy Christmas is the Founder and President of The Bridge Ministry, Inc. Candy has spent her life giving to others through music. She began her career as an adolescent, and quickly climbed to the top of the Christian charts. Later, she married and happily settled into family life, but she wanted a way to continue her ministry of giving. Her heart’s desire is to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate. That is what prompted her to start The Bridge Ministry with her husband Kent Christmas in 2004. candychristmas.com
The Bridge Ministry began in November of 2004. Birthed out of a desire to help feed and clothe the homeless of Nashville, Candy Christmas began taking huge pots of jambalaya down to the homeless living under the Jefferson Street bridge. After seeing that the need was far greater than just one hot meal a week, Candy began to collect clothing and non-perishable food items to pass out to her friends. She stored it all in her garage and friends volunteered to come over and fill grocery bags with food. The more people that began finding out about this ministry and caught the vision, the faster the ministry grew.
For more information on The Bridge Ministry visit http://www.bridgeministry.org/
Proceeds of photos purchased will be donated to The Bridge Ministry
*** All photos taken by Bev Moser and Pam Stadel ***
The Bridge Ministry Gala celebrated the 50th birthday of founder Candy Christmas with a surprise party filled with special family and friends.
Candy Christmas is the Founder and President of The Bridge Ministry, Inc. Candy has spent her life giving to others through music. She began her career as an adolescent, and quickly climbed to the top of the Christian charts. Later, she married and happily settled into family life, but she wanted a way to continue her ministry of giving. Her heart’s desire is to make a difference in the lives of the less fortunate. That is what prompted her to start The Bridge Ministry with her husband Kent Christmas in 2004. candychristmas.com
The Bridge Ministry began in November of 2004. Birthed out of a desire to help feed and clothe the homeless of Nashville, Candy Christmas began taking huge pots of jambalaya down to the homeless living under the Jefferson Street bridge. After seeing that the need was far greater than just one hot meal a week, Candy began to collect clothing and non-perishable food items to pass out to her friends. She stored it all in her garage and friends volunteered to come over and fill grocery bags with food. The more people that began finding out about this ministry and caught the vision, the faster the ministry grew.
For more information on The Bridge Ministry visit http://www.bridgeministry.org/
© Moments By Moser Photography * Bev Moser