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A project of the Vermont Faith Community to build a home for a family in Mississippi.
What
The Vermont House is a project of the Vermont Faith Community to build a house in Mississippi . Originally organized by members of the Williston Federated Church the work team consists of members of 12 different Vermont Churches.
There are 70 volunteers filling 83 slots over three weeks (some are going for more than one week) to build a house in Jackson County, Mississippi. They have raised close to $45,000 for the construction.
There are 70 volunteers filling 83 slots over three weeks (some are going for more than one week) to build a house in Jackson County, Mississippi. They have raised close to $45,000 for the construction.
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To contribute
To contribute to the Vermont House fund send checks to:
Williston Federated Church, Katrina fund
44 North Williston Road
Williston, VT 05495
or
Disaster Recovery Ministries
United Methodist Church
6210 Highway 39 North
Meridaian, MS 39305-4248
Williston Federated Church, Katrina fund
44 North Williston Road
Williston, VT 05495
or
Disaster Recovery Ministries
United Methodist Church
6210 Highway 39 North
Meridaian, MS 39305-4248
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in all the ways you can, in all the places you can,
at all the times you can, to all the people you can,
as long as ever you can.
John Wesley
1 comment:
It's good to be home--isn't it? I want to say that, after a week on site, YOU DO GOOD WORK! You also work GOOD! Everyone who gave of their time and energy should be proud of what they accomplished. Well done, good and faithful servants of God!
Greg
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