Faithful Volunteers Share Information, Crosses and Quilts
Roger and Pat Potratz from St. John Lutheran Church in Seward, Nebraska are faithful Orphan Grain Train Lincoln volunteers who make nail pocket crosses and quilts. Jim and Kathy Carter presented about OGT at the Silver Foxes Fellowship group potluck November 1, at St John’s to about 60 parishioners. Thank you, Roger and Pat for what you share with others. Your nail crosses have found their way into many people’s pockets, reminding them of the sacrifice Christ paid and the hope of His Resurrection for all who believe
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