Decatur Baptist Church blessed our community with a truck load of rough cut lumber. One of their members owns a portable saw mill and the men in the church took turns cutting timber donated from several places. Another man volunteered his time and his rig to drive the full load of lumber from north Alabama to the gulf coast. The wood will serve in several of our rebuilding projects.
When doing mud-out work after a flood event, we have found these things very useful.
Last week, Reformed Baptists from across the country converged on Lakeshore for an intense time of mercy ministry, fellowship, construction, evangelism, and encouragement. I can’t thank them enough…
This morning I met a lady who told me her story of living in a camper for nearly four years after losing her home to Hurricane Katrina. She…
The pilings have been set, and another new construction house awaits a framing crew. The Greens, a local elderly couple, lost their home in the storm (see picture…
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i miss Lakeshore