I have a need I wanted to pass on to you. John's oldest son, Rob, has recently moved back to the Phoenix area due to financial need. He could only get part time work in Flagstaff and had to sell his car just to survive. He transferred to Phoenix and has promise of more hours. He is living with his grandmother until he can get on his feet financially. He needs a bicycle to get to and from work (approx. 5-6 miles). He would be very grateful for a way to get to his job.
Christ's Church of Scottsdale's Community Care
Welcome to CCS Community Care! A place where everybody can make a difference. On a daily basis we all deal with a growing number of people who are hurting, in need, and may be down to their last rope. It may be a friend, a co-worker, a stranger, or even you who is in need but are to scared or proud to speak up. This anonymous site will give you a voice and others a chance to listen and act. Daily we will post needs brought to the church and possible solutions that we can all get involved in. Think of this as a giant prayer request database that God has called us all to respond to. It could be clothes, food, help moving, emergency house repairs and yard work, items for a mission trip, kitchen items or just basic acts of service..... Just think of all the extra items we have around the house or special services we can offer to those whose lives could be changed. The one thing we ask is that you pray before you act. God will lead your heart to do his work.
TO REPORT A NEED OR TO BE ADDED TO OUR EMAIL LIST SEND AN EMAIL TO:
ccscommunitycare@hotmail.com
NOTE: This orginization will do everything in it's power to fulfill requested needs but we are not liable for needs that go unmet or for goods and services received.
NOTE: This orginization will do everything in it's power to fulfill requested needs but we are not liable for needs that go unmet or for goods and services received.
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St. Augustine
208 foot high cross in St. Augustine, Fl marking the first Religeous ceremony held on American soil in 1565.
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