Students from Mountain Lake and Alpha Make a Return Trip to Norfolk
On Monday, July 13, nine 12–14-year-old students from Trinity Lutheran Church in Mountain Lake and Alpha, MN stepped into the doors of the Orphan Grain Train Servant Center in Norfolk. They have been making this trip for many years, and they came to work. Despite the heat, this group wanted to unload trucks. They were led by Pastor Rick Bremseth and youth leader, Amy Pankratz. They unloaded several trucks, restacked and palletized boxes, sorted bunkers, and packed boxes. At the end of the day, seven pallets had been completed and several bunkers – all ready to be added to the inventory for shipping. What a great team! Thank you, for your great attitudes and fierce work ethic.
Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be filled.
Matthew 5:6 NIV
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