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Christi Chatman

House of Hope Director of Care and Program Development

Hello, I’m Christi

We know that life comes with deep hardship & struggle.  Our hope is that the Soul City Care Team can listen and offer hope, healing and help to you during difficult times.

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Parking Update

New parking rules on Adams St. are now in effect. 

Adams St. is now PERMIT PARKING ONLY from Aberdeen to Racine. All other street parking remains unaffected, and the follow parking lots are still available.

  • The Soul City garage, located off of Adams St.
  • Parking lot on 11 W. Monroe St. on the corner of Monroe St. and Aberdeen St.
  • Mercy Home parking lots on the corner of Racine Ave. and Jackson Blvd., and on Racine Ave. between Jackson Blvd. and Adams St.
  • Montessori parking lot on Racine Ave. between Jackson Blvd. and Adams St.

We can’t wait to see you this Sunday!

Hey Soul City!

A quick message for those joining us in person this weekend:

Recently, the CDC shared new guidelines for wearing face masks in public and in indoor settings to promote safety in areas with substantial risks of transmission. Therefore, we are requiring that masks are worn while in the building on Sundays.

We are continuously reviewing the CDC guidelines and what our next steps will be – as your safety remains our priority.

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