Pictures from Stephen Ake
Our friend Stephen Ake, from the Atlanta area, has visited Lakeshore more than a dozen times since Katrina. He almost always brings his camera with him to collect…
March Mission Trips
We praise God for the teams that continue to grace us with help and encouragement each month. In March alone, nearly 500 volunteers worked with us in the…
Unglamorous Things
We continue to praise God for the flood of volunteers he sends our way, eager and willing to do the unglamorous things that contribute to the relief, recovery…
Mrs. Lynn’s well
Mrs. Lynn, a widow in our church, works hard volunteering in our distribution center, while volunteers from across the country have been building her a house after the…
Depth of mercy
Depth of mercy, can there be Mercy still reserved for me Can my God, your wrath forbear Me the chief of sinners, spare It’s my only hope You’re…
A fish in the attic
The wards live about 3 miles from the beach. Katrina’s storm surge sent about 9 feet of water into their home. When we pulled the waterlogged sheet rock…
Beau’s House
Teams have made incredible progress on this new construction house in the last month. The crew from Oklahoma worked hard the last couple of weeks and put together…
Disaster Relief Evangelism
In the wake of hurricane Katrina, thousands of volunteers have flooded into our community to serve in the relief, recovery, and rebuilding efforts. From day one of the…
A week of framing
Monday I highlighted the framing crew from Toccoa GA who eagerly hit the ground ready to finish framing and raise the roof on Billy and Betty’s new home.…
Heartland Salvage
This week, an energetic team of teenagers from Kansas salvaged lumber and tin from a storm demolished barn and cleaned the Green’s property as we make plans to…
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