As soldiers prepare to remove people living on the streets of Washington, D.C., cities in Virginia are looking for other ways to help those who lack a permanent address.
In Charlottesville, five congregations have divided up the week, each taking one day to provide a free lunch to anyone in need. That’s created an opportunity for one doctor to make house calls.
It’s Tuesday, and that means hosting as many as eighty guests for lunch at this historic church in downtown Charlottesville. The tables are set with white cloths and utensils, while volunteers carry plates of food, coffee and lemonade to those who need a free meal…