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Rebuilding Vilonia - video recap

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As we have therefore opportunity, let us do good unto all men, especially unto them who are of the household of faith. Galatians 6:10  


Beginning on January 5th and continuing through March of this year, 600 volunteers from 55 congregations traveled to Vilonia, Arkansas to participate in the World Relief disaster rebuilding project, building eight new homes...

 

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While some volunteers were skilled tradesmen, many came with limited building experience - offering simply a willingness to do whatever job was necessary to show the love of Christ. Every willing heart found a valuable role to fill.

 

Many meaningful relationships were built with the storm victims and Christ's love was demonstrated in a very tangible way. For many volunteers, the truth of the scripture was experienced - "it's more blessed to give than receive." 

They Saw Jesus

videoRelating the gratitude of the new homeowners is difficult to communicate with words alone, so we produced a short video to share with you. It tells the Vilonia rebuilding story in a powerful way.

 

 

Thanks to each of you who came and served in Vilonia. God bless your servant hearts! Thanks to each one who prayed for the families being served and the leadership team that directed this project. Your prayers were felt and greatly appreciated! Thanks too for the generous financial support that makes these projects possible. Without any one of these components, this ministry could not be successful. 

Please continue to pray for the families we served as they face the challenges of starting over in a new location. Pray that each of our lives can be filled with a greater awareness of God's goodness and faithfulness.


Sincerely,


John Huber