MN North on the Road Picking Up and Delivering
Orphan Grain Train Minnesota North’s Gary Geske was on the road again. Early Monday morning, April 20th, he was at OGT Norfolk with four pallets of hygiene kits, quilts and clothing that were gathered by Detroit Lakes’ Sheri Adkins and Sonya Gunderson. Gunderson and her husband Myron are ambassadors for Ysleta Lutheran Mission Care. Orphan Grain Train makes frequent trips to the Ysleta mission bringing supplies and support. Thank you, Sheri, Sonya and Gary for your great enthusiasm and energy you bring to what the Lord places before you.
Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others, as faithful stewards of God’s grace, in its various forms.
I Peter 4:10 NIV
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