With your help, we worked tirelessly alongside another ministry, who offered to oversee the construction, and built 52 beautiful new homes for these families, right on the same spots where the hurricane had destroyed their old “homes” (mud huts, small lean-to’s and some very small block buildings). Then we painted the houses and bought brand-new furniture, sheets, pots and pans, and everything these families needed to start their lives again. This was all possible because of YOU!
We also gave them new clothes, shoes, Bibles and garden seeds… And months later, their gardens began to grow and flourish! It was as if God had created an entire community and made it more beautiful than ever! Then the people began mentioning to me that the hurricane …show more content…
I was so glad when it was finished, that I really did not want to get involved with now building a church in this difficult area.
But the Lord began to deal with my heart in such a way about this church, that I could not shake it. I could not sleep. I kept thinking about it over and over and suddenly realized that God was not through… The people had been praying day and night and “God was about to answer another prayer!” I have committed to building these people a new church and I need your help. I pray that we can work together, once again, and build them this church. Let’s build “the house of the Lord!”
We can build a brand new church right there in Fond Rouge for $45,000. This includes all the materials, labor, transportation and paint. Building this church would bring this tragedy into a full circle of happiness for these people. They now have beautiful new homes, on their own land, where they can grow crops and raise animals and survive, but they desperately want a church to worship in. They used to “fast and pray” in the cave, but it’s dirty …show more content…
I am writing you this letter today because when I have had a problem in the past, you have always been there to help. If it were not for you, these people would never have new homes with furniture and gardens… and they certainly would not have the hope for the future that they now have. I am asking you to give a sacrificial gift of $500, $100, $25 or any amount. If God has richly blessed you or your business, or if money has come to you and you are praying about where to tithe to the poor, this is the place!
If you could sacrifice a larger gift of $1,000, $5,000 or more, it would help us build this church so much quicker, because the rainy season is coming. I believe with all my heart that as you give, God is going to bless you abundantly in ways you never dreamed of. He will “open the windows of blessings” upon you. I believe that God will pour supernatural blessings upon you that will be “pressed down, and shaken together and running over.” (Luke 6:38)
Please ask the Lord what to give and try to give your gift today. We need to buy truckloads of building materials, sand, cement, etc. and get this church finished before the heavy rains begin to fall. When I receive your gift, I will
We also gave them new clothes, shoes, Bibles and garden seeds… And months later, their gardens began to grow and flourish! It was as if God had created an entire community and made it more beautiful than ever! Then the people began mentioning to me that the hurricane …show more content…
I was so glad when it was finished, that I really did not want to get involved with now building a church in this difficult area.
But the Lord began to deal with my heart in such a way about this church, that I could not shake it. I could not sleep. I kept thinking about it over and over and suddenly realized that God was not through… The people had been praying day and night and “God was about to answer another prayer!” I have committed to building these people a new church and I need your help. I pray that we can work together, once again, and build them this church. Let’s build “the house of the Lord!”
We can build a brand new church right there in Fond Rouge for $45,000. This includes all the materials, labor, transportation and paint. Building this church would bring this tragedy into a full circle of happiness for these people. They now have beautiful new homes, on their own land, where they can grow crops and raise animals and survive, but they desperately want a church to worship in. They used to “fast and pray” in the cave, but it’s dirty …show more content…
I am writing you this letter today because when I have had a problem in the past, you have always been there to help. If it were not for you, these people would never have new homes with furniture and gardens… and they certainly would not have the hope for the future that they now have. I am asking you to give a sacrificial gift of $500, $100, $25 or any amount. If God has richly blessed you or your business, or if money has come to you and you are praying about where to tithe to the poor, this is the place!
If you could sacrifice a larger gift of $1,000, $5,000 or more, it would help us build this church so much quicker, because the rainy season is coming. I believe with all my heart that as you give, God is going to bless you abundantly in ways you never dreamed of. He will “open the windows of blessings” upon you. I believe that God will pour supernatural blessings upon you that will be “pressed down, and shaken together and running over.” (Luke 6:38)
Please ask the Lord what to give and try to give your gift today. We need to buy truckloads of building materials, sand, cement, etc. and get this church finished before the heavy rains begin to fall. When I receive your gift, I will