Campers from Trinity Lutheran Spend Time at OGT Lincoln
Ten campers from Trinity Lutheran Church along with leader, Mrs. Sheila Ziems visited Orphan Grain Train Lincoln on June 10th. The group made Mercy Meals and hygiene kits. They packed food bags for local veterans and packed clothes into OGT boxes for future shipments. Thank you, Trinity Lutheran students for spending the afternoon with OGT Lincoln and accomplishing so much. Thank you, Mrs. Ziems for leading this joyful group of students.
Be joyful in hope, patient in affliction, faithful in prayer.
Romans 12:12
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