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Author: Justin Mullin

January 15, 2014

It was a fun weekend to celebrate with St. David’s Church this week as they had a baby shower for Reach & Restore. Thank you to those who contributed to the future children and parents who will be needing the gifts this year!  We will be able to make the new arrivals much easier for many families who are needing support.

Another fun way you can support Reach & Restore is by saving your cans for recycling and putting them into our collection trailer located at 4420 Ridgewood Road in Minnetonka.  This is a great group activity or service project any time of year!

We are in need of adult winter boots, adult gloves, boy and mens clothing, plus sized clothing and walking shoes.  There has also been a request for a refrigerator and a washing machine. Please call us if you know of one that is available.

Today, another gentleman is sleeping off the floor in a bed tonight, because of your support of the ministry. THANK YOU!

 

December 25, 2013

Merry Christmas!  Celebrate the most generous gift for all…Jesus!

Live beyond yourself today and in all things give thanks!

We are in the middle of the season of blessing others!   What a fun opportunity to recognize needs and meet them.

Did you know that Reach & Restore does that year round?     Reach & Restore is in need of financial partners and supporters for 2014. Due to our unexpected move in 2013, our overhead automatically increased.  The referrals have also increased and God has sustained us through the changes.  Looking ahead, we need to raise $40,000 to stay open through next year.

Please share this need with people in your network.  We believe God is at work and is in control.

It is our job to ask, pray and trust.

Thankful for your support,

Ronda Oliver

Founder

 

 

 

October 30, 2013

It is clear that winter is near as the phone rings for clothing appointments!  Winter coats, boots and gloves are going out the door.  Keeping sizes available for all on hand is important. If you have a warm coat you no longer need that has a working zipper, we can pass it along to someone who needs it.

This week at least three infants will have beds, formally homeless adults will have furniture to make their empty apartments comfortable and families have cookware to heat their food.  Many have taken devotionals home with them. We are so thankful God has given us the opportunity to share with others in desperate times. For many, these moments are testimonies of how God has provided when their hope was gone.

There are many gracious volunteers who contribute their time to get ready for our next referral.  Whether it is sorting, hanging or steaming clothing, packing up household items, delivering, or answering the phone,  each task is an act of giving. If you know a volunteer, please tell them ” thank you “.