ECHO HISTORY

The Interchurch Organization (ECHO) is a non-profit agency
that serves the poor and homeless of Northern Kentucy.

ECHO was started by Sister Mary Dorgan, CDP and other
interested laity and ministers of Campbell County.

On
April 19, 1991 ECHO started the first soup kitchen in Campbell
County. About 30 meals, one day a week, were served out of the
fellowship hall of the First Church of the Nazarene on York Street in
Newport, Kentucky.

In 1992, ECHO was given a tremendous gift by the Henry Hosea
Family.
David and Marcia Hosea bought and donated our current
home of ECHO, a former VFW hall that is memorialized for David
Hosea's Father and Grandfather. Thus, the Henry Hosea House
was founded at 901 York Street in Newport, Kentucky.

In June 1997,
Karen Yates became the Executive Director and
expanded the meal program to include weekends and added other
direct services for the guests.

We now average about
150 meals an evening. Many volunteers
work together to ECHO the call of the Gospel today by reaching out
to the poor and homeless in our community.

To continue the success of all our programs, ECHO depends on
your support, prayers, donations and volunteer efforts.

PLEASE CALL THE ECHO OFFICE @ (859) 261- 5857
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO VOLUNTEER
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The Henry Hosea House
901 York Street
Newport, KY 41071
(859) 261-5857

Mailing Address:
The Interchurch Organization
(ECHO)
P.O. Box 72046
Newport, KY 41072

Karen Yates
Executive Director
(859) 261-5857
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901 York Street   Newport, KY 41071   (859) 261-5857   email: echo1@fuse.net
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