Pilgrim Lutheran Women Journey to OGT Houston
Recently a group of women from Pilgrim Lutheran Church in the Houston, Texas area came to volunteer at Orphan Grain Train Houston. Mike Rathje, branch manager shared about OGT, and then the women sorted and packed items. Thank you, ladies for taking the time to visit the branch and then volunteering. All Orphan Grain Train locations rely on their volunteers for getting the work done. We are so grateful to all of you who are a part of this mission of being the hands and feet of Christ while we are here.
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