St. Anne Catholic Church volunteers are looking forward to their
6th Apostles' Build in the City of Beaumont! Join us in this
ONE DAY MINISTRY, Saturday, October 8, 2011, when St. Anne
parishioners gather at 3315 Lorillee Street (near St. Pius) at 8:30am.
New volunteers are welcome and returning veterans are needed. Work chores
and duties are available for those ages 16 and up. (Liability insurance restricts
children on the build site because of power tools).
SIGN UP for email information/reminders at
cookieb@sbcglobal.net or Phone Cookie
Brown St. Anne Parish Liason for Habitat @ 861-3880.
DIRECTIONS TO THE BUILD SITE: Take East Lucas toward Concord, cross Concord and Helbig
(at the railroad track). Turn LEFT onto Bigner at the next signal. park in St. Pius Parking lot
(far western edge) And walk 1/2 block further down Bigner. Walk left onto Lorilee and you're
there! Habitat provides cold water all day -- just bring your refillable container.
PREBUILD WORKDAY
THIS YEARS PREBUILD WILL BE HELD "ON SITE"
AT THE ACTUAL BUILD LOCATION. SEE DIRECTIONS ABOVE......
HABITAT KICKOFF DINNER
St. Anne Catholic church Parish hall
Covered Dish -- Thursday, Sept 15, 6pm
T-Shirts will be available this night! $5.50
Come and meet volunteers and families from the
other churches
Please rsvp to Cookie if you can bring food
2011 APOSTLES' BUILD CONGREGATIONS
St. Anne Catholic Church,
St. Jude Catholic Church,
Calder Baptist Church,
Westgate Memorial Baptist Church,
Antioch Missionary Baptist Church,
First United Methodist Church,
Wesley United Methodist Church,
Trinity United Methodist Church,
St. Mark's Episcopal Church,
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
St. John's Lutheran Church
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