CAPE MAY COURT HOUSE – Every Thursday from October through April, First Baptist Church (FBC) of Wildwood, NJ, under the leadership of Pastor James Elliott, reaches the Wildwood community with a hot lunch and warm fellowship. For the past five years, members of Cape Regional Health System’s leadership team and Auxiliary have extended a helping hand at the church to serve lunch over the holiday season. This year, Cape Regional served at the New Year’s Eve luncheon held on Thursday, Dec. 31. In addition, the team provided goodie bags to the children. First Baptist Church was very grateful for the Health System’s continued commitment to providing assistance during the busy holiday season.
“First Baptist Church of Wildwood invites local businesses and community groups to host their weekly luncheon, providing the food and serving the guests,” stated Thomas Piratzky, Vice President of Marketing and Public Relations at Cape Regional Health System. “The service that Pastor Elliott and the members of First Baptist provide to the community of Wildwood is inspirational and heartfelt. Their church community genuinely cares for the people of Wildwood and seeks to meet both their spiritual and physical needs. It is a privilege to help during the holidays with their weekly luncheon,” Piratzky added.
For more information on First Baptist Church of Wildwood’s weekly lunch program, please contact the church office at 609-522-2981. The church is located at 230 E. Maple Ave., Wildwood, New Jersey.
Cape Regional Medical Center is a member of the Penn Cancer Network and an affiliate of Penn Medicine for Cancer Care, Cardiac Care and Vascular Care. Cape Regional Medical Center is accredited by and received the Gold Seal of Approval from The Joint Commission. For additional information on the Medical Center and its programs, please login to our web site at www.CapeRegional.com or contact Susan Staeger, Marketing & Public Relations Coordinator at 609-463-2059.
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