Wyoming Couple Bring Another Load to Norfolk
Myron, Dee and Shelley Heny from Powell, Wyoming delivered another load of donated items to Orphan Grain Train Norfolk on Thursday, June 19. Immanuel Lutheran Church in Powell conducted a clothing drive and then shared what was donated. They sorted and packed everything into totes and bags. While they were in Norfolk, they also visited a daughter and relatives in the area. Thank you, members of Immanuel Lutheran Church for putting together this drive and taking such care in what you shared with OGT. Thank you, Myron, Dee and Shelley, for your willingness to travel to Norfolk with more than your suitcases, but also with items to share with others.
Give thanks to the Lord, for he is good;
his love endures forever. Psalm 188:1 NIV
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