For you who love Miracle Valley, and have a real desire to see it restored, I want to ask you for your financial support.

 

If you are unable to make a donation to Miracle Valley, then would you at least remember us in your prayers? All I can do is to turn to God with all of my heart.

 

If you can make a donation to help us in the restoration of Miracle Valley, then please click the following link.

 

 

Your donation will go directly into Miracle Valley's bank account here in Arizona.

 

If you were blessed at Miracle Valley at some point in your life, would you prayerfully consider making a donation so we can continue to do our best in restoring the buildings here at Miracle Valley?

 

To you who have visited Miracle Valley in the past, you will know that the A. A. Allen Tabernacle here in Miracle Valley was perhaps in the worst condition more so than the other buildings.

 

The TABERNACLE was the place where the Spirit of the Lord came down and many mighty miracles occurred. It must be restored. Will you help us?

 

Friends, I was just fax the information that we need $17,612 to purchase the necessary material to repair this portion of the roof that was rotted out.

 

This is a step of faith for us. But I know that God has someone who can help us.

 

Pray with us that we will get the necessary funds to complete this work.

 

Time is running out. Jesus is coming soon! What we do, we must do quickly.

 

The only thing to do was to remove it. The photo shows the tabernacle with the top exposed where the workers had removed the bad material.

Due to the roof not being properly maintained, even the existing beams are deteriated.

 

New TJI that are at least 22 feet in length must be installed in order to complete the span to the wall.

 

This photo shows a beam that is completely broken through. There are many beams in this condition and they must be replaced.

Thank God that Arizona does not get a lot of rain as other areas of the United States get.

 

However, especially during July and August, Arizona experiences the monsoons.

 

This section of the roof was unable to get direct sunlight because of the big wall that was constructed on top of the roof. This prevented the sunlight from getting into this area. It resulted in this section of the roof remaining in the shadows, thus, this section of the roof suffered major water damaged and now must be replaced.

 

In this photo, one can see clearly where the beam came apart due to water damage.

The ramp is being constructed on the front of the platform.

 

The tabernacle is being restored as close as possible to its original design.

 

This photo shows the left side of the ramp being constructed.