Monday, March 26, 2012
Sunday, March 25, 2012
Operation Sweet Dreams!
Operation Sweet Dreams kicked off yesterday and we already have 19 beds for the kids at Alex's House in Kalico!
Over the course of 30 days we are working to raise enough support to purchase 56 beds... only 37 beds left after just ONE DAY!
Groups and individuals - consider supporting Operation Sweet Dreams and Alex's House!
DETAILS: 56 beds at $150.00 each (includes materials/supplies for beds, mattress, coverings, pillows, and sheets) within 30 days!
All donations are greatly appreciated and tax-deductible!
Make checks payable to Alex’s House and put “Operation Sweet Dreams” on a sticky note attached to the check. Mail to 211 Huckleberry Lane, Lexington, SC 29072!
If you have any questions, please contact Amy Hobbs
Over the course of 30 days we are working to raise enough support to purchase 56 beds... only 37 beds left after just ONE DAY!
Groups and individuals - consider supporting Operation Sweet Dreams and Alex's House!
DETAILS: 56 beds at $150.00 each (includes materials/supplies for beds, mattress, coverings, pillows, and sheets) within 30 days!
All donations are greatly appreciated and tax-deductible!
Make checks payable to Alex’s House and put “Operation Sweet Dreams” on a sticky note attached to the check. Mail to 211 Huckleberry Lane, Lexington, SC 29072!
If you have any questions, please contact Amy Hobbs
Monday, March 12, 2012
We Have A Bus!
Praise the Lord for His protection!!
On Saturday, Jimmy and Patrick returned safely from a trip to the Dominican Republic where they picked up our bus. On the journey home, the southern boarder was closed due to rioting, so they had to extend their travel by a days journey and travel to the northern boarder crossing in Dajabon.
Along the journey they suffered corrupt bureaucracy at the boarder, were robbed at knife point and had to navigate several street riots. Praise the Lord that through all this, He kept them safe.
One of the greatest ironies of this journey is that the machete wielding thug that robbed them - once he had taken their money - jumped on the bus and escorted them through two other areas where the streets were blocked... because "he didn't want them to be robbed again." Praise the Lord for a "sympathetic" criminal.
Thank you again to Pleasant View Baptist in Oakland, MD for donating funds for our bus. This will be a great blessing to our groups as we travel. And praise the Lord for His protection.
On Saturday, Jimmy and Patrick returned safely from a trip to the Dominican Republic where they picked up our bus. On the journey home, the southern boarder was closed due to rioting, so they had to extend their travel by a days journey and travel to the northern boarder crossing in Dajabon.
Along the journey they suffered corrupt bureaucracy at the boarder, were robbed at knife point and had to navigate several street riots. Praise the Lord that through all this, He kept them safe.
One of the greatest ironies of this journey is that the machete wielding thug that robbed them - once he had taken their money - jumped on the bus and escorted them through two other areas where the streets were blocked... because "he didn't want them to be robbed again." Praise the Lord for a "sympathetic" criminal.
Thank you again to Pleasant View Baptist in Oakland, MD for donating funds for our bus. This will be a great blessing to our groups as we travel. And praise the Lord for His protection.
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