Elizabeth Baptist Church feeds thousands amid SNAP pause
Elizabeth Baptist Church fed around 5,000 people Saturday through its Operation Uplift food drive, responding to growing food insecurity amid the government shutdown. Senior Pastor Craig Oliver said the church expanded its outreach as families struggle with rising costs and paused SNAP benefits. The church partnered with World Vision and plans to continue helping through extended food pantry hours.
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