St. Anne Catholic Church volunteers are looking forward to their
5th Apostles Build in the City of Beaumont! You are invited to
join us in this ONE DAY MINISTRY when we work on a new 4 bedroom
home for Melissa Jackson, mother of SIX children. An Apostles
Build consists of 12 participating Beaumont Churches (each chooses a Saturday workday).
With your help, they could be in their new home by Christmas!
New volunteers are welcome and returning veterans are needed.
Volunteers need be age 16 and above. No one under age of 16
may be on the worksite due to liability restrictions.
NO EXPERIENCE REQUIRED!
Mark these dates on your calendars:
GROUNDBREAKING!
Thursday, August 5, 9am, 3400 block Westmoreland
APOSTLES PREBUILD DATE
w/Robert - Sat. , Sept 11, 9am - noon
Location - Downtown on Trinity Street @ the Habitat Shop
On this date volunteers prebuild the window and door frames!
HABITAT KICKOFF DINNER
Covered Dish - Thurs., Sept 16, 6:30,
Westgate Baptist Church, Westgate Drive - T-Shirts will be available this night!
$5 Come and meet volunteers from the other churches!
ST ANNE WORK DAY SAT., OCTOBER 9, 2010
9am til 3:30pm
Location 3400 Westmoreland - Go south on 11th St - Cross College, Cross Washington,
Turn left on the 4th Street on the left. Let Cookie know you are coming.
QUESTIONS???? SIGN UP?????
Mary "Cookie" Brown cookieb@sbcglobal.net or 409-861-3880
Participating Apostles Build Churches for 2010:
- St. Anne
- St. Anthony
- St. Jude
- Calder Baptist
- Westgate Memorial Baptist
- Antioch Missionary Baptist
- 1st United Methodist
- Wesley United Methodist
- St. Mark's Episcopal
- St. Andrew's
- St. Stephens
- St. John Lutheran
ABOUT HABITAT
Habitat for Humanity® of
Jefferson County is the sixth oldest affiliate in the
Habitat for Humanity® network. As an affiliate of Habitat
for Humanity® International, Habitat of Jefferson County is
built on the same principals as Habitat International – it
is a Christian based, ecumenical not for profit organization
whose mission is to eliminate poverty housing. Habitat
strives to do this by building modest, affordable homes
together with motivated partner families who cannot afford a
conventional or government-backed mortgage.
Habitat partner families
contribute 300 hours of sweat equity toward the building of
their own and others’ homes. Once the house and the sweat
equity hours are complete, the partner family purchases the
house from Habitat at cost and pays a zero-interest, twenty
year mortgage to the affiliate. Principle payments go into a
revolving fund that helps Habitat build more houses.
Therefore, a Habitat homeowner becomes a Habitat supporter!
Contact:
Cookie Brown
(409) 861-3880
cookieb@sbcglobal.net