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Large group committed to completing exterior of Haven Mission

By Mark Selby

A large number are already committed to the effort to finish the brickwork for the exterior of Haven Mission, 300 Merchant Street, Columbia, KY.

So far, we have heard from John England of Sparksville Baptist Church, a bricklayer; Ellen Hingle and family; Mark Selby and family, Larry Rook, John Chicoine, Doug Campbell, Paul McEachron and family, and members of Kellyville Church, Bear Wallow United Methodist Church, Sparksville Baptist Church, and Purdy Separate Baptist Church.

Steve Chundy of Harvest Cafe is furnishing coffee, and food for the workers is being donated by Caroline Burton and members of Haven Mission.

We expect more to show up in the morning, when work will begin, at 8amCT, at Haven Mission, 300 Merchant Street, Columbia, KY. - MARK SELBY




This story was posted on 2014-05-02 16:02:23
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