Blessings for Borderlands
Orphan Grain Train Wisconsin delivered another much-needed load of food, clothing, diapers, bikes, medical equipment, hygiene products, and stackable chairs to Cornerstone Children’s Home in Quemado, Texas. Over 25,000 pounds of dry food and 22,680 fortified meals were included in the load. Cornerstone Children’s Ranch was established in 1998 as a non-profit Christian ministry whose mission is to serve the children and parents of low income, indigent families along both sides of the Texas-Mexico border. Their stated mission is to provide safety, foster growth, promote an understanding of God, and cultivate peace for all children in need. Their goal is to help children flourish in God’s love and build a lasting relationship with Him, through their Children’s Rescue Ministry.” Thank you, Wisconsin volunteers for caring for God’s children as you show up at the OGT warehouse and sort, pack, carry and load all of the items that fill a 53′ trailer.
Behold, children are a heritage from the Lord, the fruit of the womb a reward. PSALM 127:3
Categories: Domestic Aid
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