OGT Indiana Provides Plentiful Load to Manna from Heaven
In late April, Manna from Heaven in Myra, Kentucky received a load of useful items from Orphan Grain Train Indiana. There were 66 boxes of fortified meals and 30 pieces of furniture, including the 12 student chairs. Clothing, bedding, and children’s toys were part of the collection of items loaded. The eight fiberglass ladders and five bicycles will be welcome items as summer approaches. Bunkers of household items, school kits and a box of Bibles were also shared.
Manna from Heaven provides food, clothing and personal hygiene products on a weekly basis to 350 people from the area. Cars line up every Wednesday to receive needed items. Household goods and furniture are also given out.
Thank you, OGT Indiana volunteers for another successful delivery to Kentucky. Thank you, for volunteering to prepare all of these items for delivery to an area where they are needed.
And he has raised up for his people a horn, the praise of all his faithful servants, of Israel, the people close to his heart. Praise the LORD.
Psalm 148:14 NIV
Categories: Branch Updates, Domestic Aid
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