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More on National Interfaith Hospitality Network NIHN overview How NIHN began For More Information: Telephone: 908 273 1100 Fax: 908 273 0030 Donations may be sent to: National Interfaith Hospitality Network 71 Summit Avenue Summit, NJ 07901 Website: http://www.nihn.org Reflections on NIHN IHN has created a platform in which people can use their talents in a unique and special way. People who don't usually get involved in traditional ways will do this. Relationally, it has deepened my bond with parishioners while broadening our perspective. Fr. Joseph Grosko Holy Martyr's Catholic Church, Natrona Heights, PA In my 45 years of being a Christian and serving as a minister in several churches, I can say without hesitation that the Interfaith Hospitality Network is one of the most effective ways I have ever seen of enabling church members to experience the joy of hands-on ministry in a very very meaningful way. I have personally witnessed the lives of many members having been changed in a positive way by the ministry of IHN. Rev. John Barbour Advent Presbyterian Church, Memphis, TN The Talmud says, that "the poor person (standing at the door) does more for the householder than the householder does for the poor person." I know that our hospitality has been meaningful for our guests, but I am no less certain that it has been a moving, inspiring, and motivating experience for our volunteers. It is tangible proof of the truth that one who gives receives back in at least equal measure. Rabbi Arnie Gluck Temple Beth-El, Somerville, NJ IHN helped me keep my family together and my children in school. I was able to save money and find an apartment. Now my wife and I volunteer in IHN. Andy, Guest Indianapolis, IN The Network program teaches us that the solutions to community problems are in the minds and hearts of the American people, right within our own communities. When we become involved with our next door neighbor, problems become real to us and we'll work together to find the solutions. Barbara Lashley, Volunteer Christ the Good Shepherd Houston, TX