The third of the four Quonset huts of our Katrina complex came down last week. Despite the debilitating heat and sporadic thunderstorms, a great group of volunteers from Massachusetts pushed forward and completed an astonishing amount of work. In addition to the decommissioning and clean up efforts, they also provided a tremendous boost to the distribution center at The Mercy House. We can’t thank them enough for their help.
Visit the Drew Horine Gallery for more great pictures from their mission trip to Lakeshore. Drew says, There just isn’t enough film in the world to describe the…
This weekend I’m traveling to Alabama to speak at three different churches on Sunday. I’ll start the morning at First Baptist Church of Oneonta AL where I’ll address…
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After the storm hit, we erected two Quonset huts on our church property. You can see a picture from October 22, 2005. At that time we had no…
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Thank you for posting the pictures and the kind words Don. I know I speak for everyone at St. Mary’s Church in Holliston that volunteered this year. We appreciate the opportunity come down to MS to work with you, Ms. Bea, and James in support of Lakeshore Baptist and Mercy House. We miss you dearly, we’ll keep you in our prayers, and GOD willing we’ll see you again next year.
Thank you so much Bob. Y’all are a joy to work with. I look forward to seeing you next year.