Showing posts with label Kennesaw. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kennesaw. Show all posts

Tuesday, June 14, 2016

Thanks to Christ Community Cobb!

Jonathan Stuckert introduces Mike during Sunday School.
Trisha and I enjoyed a good day of fellowship and worship at Christ Community Cobb on Sunday. We started out by sharing "Ten Ways to Get Involved in Disaster Response" during the Sunday School hour and then was given the opportunity to share about the ministry during worship.

After worship we went to the Kennesaw Whistle Stop Cafe for lunch with several people from the church. We always enjoy hanging out with Pastor Cameron Barham and the good folks at Christ Community. This is a church that has embraced this ministry through financial support, work trips to the Disaster Response Warehouse, donation of supplies, and training sessions like the one held during Sunday School. I am most appreciative of this church and all the do in support of MNA Disaster Response.

A crew from Christ Community will be at the Disaster Response Warehouse on Saturday to continue to serve in this ministry. 


Pastor Cameron Barham interviewing Mike during worship.

Wednesday, April 13, 2016

Thanks to Christ Community Cobb!

Thirteen members of Christ Community Church in Kennesaw, GA spend Saturday morning at the MNA Disaster Response Warehouse checking and packing flood buckets for distribution. Nearly 200 flood buckets were checked, placed on pallets and stretch wrapped for shipment to disaster sites.

We know that their work will be a blessing to those who receive these flood buckets.

Currently, all the flood buckets in the warehouse are checked and prepared for shipment. However, more buckets are needed to replenish stocks. Click here to learn how you can donate a flood bucket.  

Here are some photos of the work.
Flood buckets packed and ready to go!

Everyone stayed busy packing buckets.

Each of the components were set out on a table to be repacked.

Jack Lane proved pretty proficient with a pallet jack.

Pack, count, sort and package.

Pastor Barham became very proficient at opening buckets.

Focus and teamwork.

Marc Start counted a lot of handi-wipes.

The first step is sorting.

Christ Community Church has some serious workers on their team!

Hard work and good conversation.