‘Concert in the Cove’ to benefit Vineyard Transitional Center on Jan. 20
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‘Concert in the Cove’ to benefit Vineyard Transitional Center on Jan. 20
GREEN COVE SPRINGS – The Vineyard Transitional Center will host a night of music and dinner on Jan. 20 at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church at 400 St. Johns Ave.
The “Concert in the Cove” event will start at 5:30 p.m. Proceeds will benefit the construction of the transitional center that will take newly released prisoners from the Clay County Jail on a 12-month path to becoming an asset in the community. In addition to providing housing for 12 men, the center will also offer life skills counseling and job training.
Local artists will entertain guests while they eat dinner. Tickets are $15. For more, contact Pastor John Sanders at (904) 305-4641,
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