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Church to open community café on Central Avenue
Pinellas Park-based Good Samaritan Church, in partnership with the Recovery Epicenter Foundation, recently purchased a 3,150 sq.ft. building in St. Pete’s Grand Central District. The sale price was $1,225,000. The owners plan to use the space at 1940 Central Ave. to open Beloved Community Café, a nonprofit social outreach concept where visitors pay what they can. Additionally, the new complex will include a worship center for Sunday brunch serv…
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