Over the weekend, Keystone Mission opened its Scranton facility for a night of song and fellowship among guests and the local community.
Keystone Mission opened their doors for food, fellowship, music and the Gospel message from special guests, Livingsong.

Livingsong is a nationwide traveling worship band, whose mission is to bring the Gospel to the least, the last, and the lost. Their ministry includes volunteering in recovery support programs, emergency shelters, and correctional facilities by leading worship, and giving a gospel presentation. This event was a time for guests facing homelessness to gather in a familiar place and be a part of something different that is not always available to them.

“Bringing together guests, staff and community members, eliminating the line of giver and receiver in the name of Jesus Christ and worship. This platform serves to remind us that community finds its strength in the harmony of compassion and shared humanity,” says Lasha Wyman-Klein, Scranton Program Director.

“Beyond the myriad of daily services we offer in Scranton and during designated nights for Code Blue, this event served as an opportunity for individuals of our community to come together,” says Danielle O. Keith-Alexandre, CEO & Executive Director. “The message in song and the spoken word was uplifting, and those who attended left feeling refreshed and renewed about the hope that still exists in our world through Jesus Christ.”

Keystone Mission would also like to thank Minooka Pastry Shop, Cuppa Cake Café, and Gerrity’s for their food donations for the night.