We often don’t think of all the small things we need when having to rebuild a life. From buying a chair or couch, or toothbrushes, trash cans, silverware, plates, these are all things that make us feel comfortable and settled. However, if you’re recovering from a homeless situation, then these are luxuries that can seem out of reach. That’s where the Retesting Project comes in! The retesting project collects furniture and life’s necessities that others aren’t using, and gifts them to people working their way out of homelessness. Emily Jo Manchester Sanden joins us to explain how this crucial organization that addresses the journey out of homelessness through providing comforts got started. Emily also gives examples of how we can volunteer our time to this effort to support those on the journey out of homelessness.
All of these mission partners and testimonies we share are the result of First Methodist Church Shreveport’s loyal congregation. The commitment of our church to focus on stewardship of time, talents, gifts, and service is the force that drives life change in our community. Please continue to support your church through your stewardship pledge, or begin with your first pledge now. Our church thanks you, and our mission partners thank you!
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