Southside Community Church

No clue what anyone else is talkin' about. I was welcomed with open arms when I attended my best friend's church. Its predominantly Korean and I'm a first generation non-korean Muslim not even Catholic. The folk in the church and the Pastor, yet, greeted and treated me with equal respect. I've made many friends here over the years and I've come to respect and appreciate my all faiths. Although I haven't eaten here, one few occasions I have been offered food after prayers. They're welcoming, they're respectful. they're down to earth. That's all that matters as stated they are part of the community.

Almost all workers (specially those who let people get in) do not follow the rule to give priority to parents with young kids as the time is mentioned on the back of each card! If you go early they will ask you to wait till 9:30 and if you go at 9:30 they will ask you to stay on the line up which is not EASY to be on the line up with small CHILDREN. Whatever you do to make easier they will find another excuse to hurt you emotionally! Even if you explain to them, they still do what they want!! I only saw 1 person who follows and considers each client's situation. The worst place for mothers!!!

Great time visiting this church, meeting the people there, and attending one of their groups.

Expired, bottom of the barrel type food given to the patrons. Unfriendly staffing mixed with different cultures whom don't speak English or won't. Next to nill amount's given. While theft of your food bag is quite common if not careful from the large amounts of immigrants that flock into a frenzy whom will walk right over you in the line's.Some would rather go hungry than to go through the insane madness for expired food.

Where it all started 26 years ago.