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Wisconsin Sends More Clothing and Food to Kentucky

Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin provided needed items to Enon Baptist Church in Mayfield, Kentucky. Operation Sharing is a strong ministry of the church that provides needed food, clothing and household items to people in the community. They have several orphan and foster care ministries as well as serving area recovery programs. These folks from the recovery programs have nothing when they get out. No clothes, no food, no job, no home. At the church’s recent coat giveaway, they gave out 485 coats along with hats and gloves.
Here is part of a letter that was shared with OGT Wisconsin-
“We had many new folks to our Coat Giveaway this year! What a blessing of warmth those sweet quilts bring to the soul. We like to think we are wrapping them up in Jesus! Thank all the ladies that work so hard to donate these! I wish they could see the little eyes light up as a child gets to pick their very own quilt. Excited about a quilt, that will hopefully plant a seed of love for Jesus in their little hearts that will outgrow their current lifestyle difficulties.
Hands and feet. That is where the blessings are. Thanks again for all that all of you do! May God continue to bless you all greatly! “
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Julie Painter
Ministry Assistant
Enon Baptist Church
They never stopped teaching and proclaiming the good news that Jesus is the Christ.
Acts 5:42 NIV

Categories: Branch Updates, Domestic Aid

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