Two More Loads and a Crew of Seven Bring Support to Hyannis
The Orphan Grain Train fencing team began putting in new fence posts today in Hyannis, Nebraska where the Morrill and Minor fires blazed through the Sandhills only a few months ago. The crew, which left Norfolk on Monday, June 8th, delivered a load of hedge posts and a load of treated posts, which were distributed to local ranchers who carried them away on trailers and bale processors.
Photos: 1. A local rancher uses his tractor to move hedge posts from the trailer.
2. A trailer is loaded with posts. 3. The group of OGT volunteers on the first Hyannis fencing crew: Walt Rosenbaum, Brent Kummer, Glenn Rolf, Glennis Holtmeier, and David Endorf. 4. On Tuesday, the men began the day with a devotion that was led by Glennis Holtmeier. 5. Glenn Rolf and Walt Rosenbaum replace burned corral posts.
Commit to the Lord whatever you do, and he will establish your plans.
Proverbs 16:3 NIV
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