Carpet's down and new outside paint going on.
Tuesday, April 22, 2008
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Love Tarrant
What would happen we went out to show people how much God loves them? What if we adopted a school that was economically depressed and loved the families in it in tangible ways? Or what if we took on a section of Tarrant that had great need and just tried to advance education, culture, and justice there? Some of us are asking these questions and beginning to attempt some responses.
Love Tarrant Responses
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Tutoring At-Risk Students
Help kids with homework, read with them, share stories, play games, and have one-on-one conversations with children that could change their lives.
Menders
Make essential improvements to the houses of people who do not have the skills, health, or resources for this. Teams rotate and go out once every couple of months.
Inner City Connections
Go with others to feed the homeless, help them get I.D. documents, and mentor inner city kids.
Samaritan House
Join a group which goes regularly to help out at a housing facility for those who are HIV+.
Feed the Hungry
Volunteer time at a local food bank to inspect, sort, stock, and box food for families needing food.
To go with us click here. [Link to Sign up Form]
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Tutoring At-Risk Students
Help kids with homework, read with them, share stories, play games, and have one-on-one conversations with children that could change their lives.Menders
Make essential improvements to the houses of people who do not have the skills, health, or resources for this. Teams rotate and go out once every couple of months.Inner City Connections
Go with others to feed the homeless, help them get I.D. documents, and mentor inner city kids. Samaritan House
Join a group which goes regularly to help out at a housing facility for those who are HIV+.Feed the Hungry
Volunteer time at a local food bank to inspect, sort, stock, and box food for families needing food. To go with us click here. [Link to Sign up Form]
Monday, March 31, 2008
Teens Share the Joy
We just passed a marker event in the life of every student. It's called Spring Break, which usually means sleeping in late, hanging out with friends, kicking back, and majoring in all the fun stuff that's been put on hold. I don't know about the sleeping in and the kicking back stuff, but I do know that 120 RHCC teens, plus adult sponsors and staff, got creative. During their break, they gave the Mullendore Elementary campus a much-needed makeover and curb appeal.
To pull it off, they collected money in Bible class and used it, along with hard work, to "Share the Joy" with the Mullendore community. Parents, teachers, students, and the school staff like their new look. Our Lord created beauty; our teens used Spring Break to bring it to a campus.
Rusty Peterman,
Neighborhood Connections Minister
Monday, February 25, 2008
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