Free Aldi Gift Card
Free £20 Aldi Gift Card
In light of the prevailing challenges faced during these arduous times, Joe has taken the initiative of providing complimentary £20 Aldi UK gift cards to members of the local community who are grappling with financial constraints and have dependents, such as children and elderly individuals, in need of assistance.
The gift cards are applicable exclusively for the purchase of food and accessories at any Aldi UK supermarket, and their usage is explicitly restricted from extending to lottery tickets, scratchcards, cigarettes, alcohol, or any related commodities.
Witnessing individuals who are mothers, elderly, or those that are experiencing genuine vulnerability and hardships evokes a sense of distress and aversion. Joe is passionate about providing assistance whenever feasible. The financial resources for this undertaking are solely provided by Joe, independently of any institutional support from the church.
May the divine blessings be bestowed upon each and every one of you — Rev Fr. Joe Ellis
Please by me a coffee
In 2020, I was ordained as a cleric and resolved not to accept a salary or expenses. Jesus was not compensated for his labour, and I share this sentiment.
I devote a significant amount of time to kindness and compassion, in addition to my tireless work. I consistently assist those who are homeless, elderly, single parents, disabled people and others in most need.
I serve as a community priest in East Sussex and also perform clerical duties in other regions of England, including Kent and London.
I provide a complimentary £20 Aldi gift card to individuals in need, enabling them to purchase food. This is wholly funded by my personal funds, rather than the church. I am neither opulent nor affluent; however, I distribute any extra funds I get to others.
The Aldi scheme that I established will be partly facilitated by the 'Buy Me A Coffee' initiative.
A donation of even £1 would be immensely meaningful to me. It means that you recognise my contributions, particularly in the community, where I devote a significant portion of my life to helping those in need.
My life quotation is: Isn't It Nice…Being Nice?
I appreciate your time spent reading this 'buy me a coffee' section
I devote a significant amount of time to kindness and compassion, in addition to my tireless work. I consistently assist those who are homeless, elderly, single parents, disabled people and others in most need.
I serve as a community priest in East Sussex and also perform clerical duties in other regions of England, including Kent and London.
I provide a complimentary £20 Aldi gift card to individuals in need, enabling them to purchase food. This is wholly funded by my personal funds, rather than the church. I am neither opulent nor affluent; however, I distribute any extra funds I get to others.
The Aldi scheme that I established will be partly facilitated by the 'Buy Me A Coffee' initiative.
A donation of even £1 would be immensely meaningful to me. It means that you recognise my contributions, particularly in the community, where I devote a significant portion of my life to helping those in need.
My life quotation is: Isn't It Nice…Being Nice?
I appreciate your time spent reading this 'buy me a coffee' section
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Contact The Reverend Fr. Joe Ellis
Contact The Reverend Fr. Joe Ellis
Telephone: 01227 376180 | Text/SMS: 07908683134
Email: joe@revjoeellis.church | Personal Assistant: libby@revjoeellis.church
PO Box 630, Ashford, Kent, TN23 9AQ, England
Email: joe@revjoeellis.church | Personal Assistant: libby@revjoeellis.church
PO Box 630, Ashford, Kent, TN23 9AQ, England