Since late fall, a Tennessee-based nonprofit has visited Kentucky twice.
Almost 50 people of all ages make up the Work Loving God Inc. group, and they have returned to aid flood victims in their efforts to rebuild.
"Even these folks, who were in such dreadful situations, held onto their religion despite their best efforts, with white knuckles.” According to Stephen Burkhart, the company's founder, we believed that if they were holding on, we should do the same.
Burkhart realized the need for assistance in Eastern Kentucky was still present after spending a few months back in Tennessee.
Many individuals have assembled right now to do precisely that.
"It's impossible to identify who's from Tennessee, Mississippi, or Pennsylvania. The bloodline that emanates from the cross of Jesus Christ is the sole bloodline we are following,” according to Burkhart.
Volunteer Kris Sheffield owns a gutter business in the Pennsylvania tri-state region, but he was moved to volunteer in Eastern Kentucky with his staff.
"I honestly can't say enough positive things about everyone here.” Kris Sheffield stated, "You know, the Lord simply laid upon us to help others and to bring other people with us.”
As part of their assistance efforts, Michael Binder, who is also from Pennsylvania, has been in charge of overseeing the construction of a Mount Carmel Schoolhouse.
“We're trying to finish the exterior plasterboard while also replacing the siding on the outside and closing a lot of windows. As you can see, we've constructed a sizable deck out back," remarked Michael Binder.
But above all of that, they exist to serve God.
According to the Bible, giving brings greater delight than receiving, Michael Binder remarked.
You can go here to learn more about Work Loving God Inc. or to make a donation to support their work.
The above article is selected by CoolDeeds.org. The information and the assets belong to their respective owners (https://www.wymt.com/2023/03/30/tennessee-non-profit-returns-eky-help-flood-survivors/).
Get inspired by these stories and start your own cool deeds. Let’s fill every neighborhood with good and cool activities. Start your first GroupUp activity or event, invite others, register participants & share your cool deeds so others can follow. Use CoolDeeds.com absolutely free tools to start your initiative. All for FREE, click here to start now.
Get inspiration and pick a date and create an "Event / Group Up" at www.cooldeeds.com. It is absolutely FREE. There are so many ideas on www.CoolDeeds.com, let's take one and go with it or come up with your own ideas and start something good and cool in your neighborhood. Click here to get started.
Share it on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media accounts to announce. Send an invite to your friends, neighbors and family to join the "Event / Group Up".
Perform the event, take images, videos, and share on www.CoolDeeds.com to inspire the world so others can do the same in their community and neighborhood.
You did it.......Even if you did this alone, you should be proud of yourself as we surely are. Let's start creating an "Event / Group Up" today. Please note CoolDeeds.com is absolutely FREE for all the above activities. Our only purpose is to spread good and cool activities everywhere.
In 2022, there was a huge rise in credit card fraud. Fraud reports for new accounts surged by over 13%, while fraud reports for existing accounts incr...
0
63
0
According to a recent study, every dollar lost to fraud costs FIs roughly $4.36 in total, much above the actual amount stolen. Additionally, this only...
0
21
0
New official plans have been unveiled that provide better fraud protection, including an anti-fraud filter, against email and text scams. These scams...
0
94
0
Through a public advisory notice, the Islamabad District Health Office urged the general public to take the required steps to stop the spread of dengu...
0
59
0
According to the head of the World Organisation for Animal Health (WOAH), governments should think about immunizing chickens against the bird flu viru...
0
96
0
A $213 million loan for Balochistan was granted by the World Bank's Board of Executive Directors to assist the people affected by the floods of 2022 w...
0
67
0
This week, U.S. Senator Thom Tillis (R-NC) joined a bipartisan group of senators to present legislation aimed at assisting towns in their recovery fol...
0
112
0
The Belet Weyne community in Hirshabelle State, Somalia, has experienced floods, and the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations...
0
52
0
Despite being crucial, pandemic control efforts can potentially have unforeseen negative effects on health. For instance, there may be a disruption in...
0
90
0
To help minimize indoor transmission of the virus that causes Covid-19, the US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention have changed their ventilati...
0
108
0
Regeneration, transformation, and systemic change are demanded in rallying calls to draw lessons from the COVID catastrophe. Such language is aspirati...
0
75
0
After years of battling epidemic limitations, restaurateurs' hopes for their restaurants to be bustling once more with hungry and thirsty clients soar...
0
89
0
