It was
fishes and loaves, all over, again!
Katrina refugees at Ford Park September 11,
2005
We are so sorry for the delay in this
report, but a lady named Rita blew through Beaumont and kind of side
tracked us!
The FEMA people
told us to prepare for 1000, but we cooked for 1200, just in case. We
can’t stand the thought of running out of food before people. We just
did not know who we were cooking for at the time. As it turned out,
God had plans we knew not of and we were able to touch many shelters
in this area.
We not only fed
Ford Park, other shelters were blessed, as well:
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Northwood
Christian
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Best Value Hotel
has a group who has slipped through the cracks
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Salvation Army
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Wesley Methodist
Desserts are very
expensive, sometime more than the meat! So many of you were so kind,
circulating the need for desserts to your email lists. We had over
1000 servings donated, it looked like a bakery!
FEMA and the Red
Cross workers at Ford Park were extremely complimentary about how well
organized the team was. They commented on it throughout lunch.
Donations came
from as far as Europe and all over this country to make Sunday
successful.
There is no way to
describe our appreciation to our helpers! There were over 100
who…
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emailed
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baked
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watched the fire with Howard all
night
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worked in the kitchen early Sunday
morning
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packaged, transported, set-up
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sliced meat
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served
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greeted the people
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passed out Bibles
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helped clean up
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transported back to the kitchen
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cleaned up
Stephanie, Donna,
and Howard
Treasures of the Heart |