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October 11, 2026

Barry County Food Pantries

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Green Street United Methodist Church, Hastings

Faith United Methodist Church, Delton

United Methodist Church, Middleville

Dowling Country Chapel

Thornapple Valley Church

Call Barry County Cares to access these Pantries 269-948-9555 Open 9am -1pm Monday-Friday.

Phone: Barry County Cares; 269-948-9555 M-F 9am to 1pm

Barry County Food Pantires List

Orangeville Baptist Church 269-664-4377

Orangeville Community Outreach, 26-664-5962

Manna's Market-Lake Odessa 269-838-5887 Mon 10am-2pm,Thurs. 4pm-7pm & Fri. 10am-12 & 5pm to 7pm.

Lakewood Community Council, 616-374-3117

The Underground Pantry, New Beginnings Church of God, Hastings 269-578-6169

Call the Food Pantry near you for help.

Location: Orangeville, Lake Odessa, Hastings

Barry Roubaix Fall Fondo

12:00PM

The 9th Barry Broubaix Fall Fondo is Oct. 11th. at noon. The ride benefits the Barry County Animal Shelter & the Barry County Imagination Library. visithttp://www.bikereg.com/falfondo to register. Registration fee in advance is $30 or $50. day of ride. Choose your course to ride the 18, 36 or 62 mile routes at your pace. Rider check in 9am-Noon.

Location: Hastings Fish Hatchery Park

Website: https://www.barry-roubaix.com

Barry Roubaix Fall Fondo

12:00PM

Location: Hastings Fish Hatchery Park 1011 W. Green St., Hastings, MI 49058

Website: https://www.barry-roubaix.com

Jesus Was A Migrant Documentary Screening

1:30PM

The Round Table Companions for Racial Equity invite you and your faith communities to a screening of "Jesus Was A Migrant" 31minute documentary and opportunity for discussion Sunday, Oct. 11th at 1:30pm.

When the U.S. shut off the CBP One asylum appointment app in January 2025, approximately 270,000 migrants were left with no legal pathway forward. the people who cheered that decision and the people who showed up at the border to grieve it, they both shared the same faith. Same Bible. Same God.

NYT bestselling author and historian Dr. Jemar Tisby traveledd to the border to ask the question many have avoided: What does our faith actually require of us when it come to migrants and asylum seekers.

Location: Hastings Four Theater