Showing posts with label Mission projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mission projects. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2018

Giving and Thanksgiving- The Schultes


Nurse Stephanie Schulte 
of the LCMS Mercy Medical Team in Togo
 holds and comforts Yendutien,  
a child suffering from chills 
and a life-threatening fever. 
Yendutien’s father traveled over 20 miles
 to get care for his son. 

For more of this article check out:
togo-mercy-medical-team


This week I was blessed to meet
 a social media friend In Real Life.
 Rev. Gary and Stephanie Schulte 
 were in California 
at the same conference center 
where we were attending back to back events.
Somehow I had connected to Steph
 on social media a few years back
and she saw my posts 
on Instagram and figured out
 we were in the same place. 
 Though it took a couple of days,
 we were finally able to meet in person.
Rev. Gary and Stephanie Schulte

Connie and Steph


A little Yendutien in recovery.
A great ending to this story
 for this little one and his family.
Rev. Gary and Steph Schulte
 work with Dr. Brent Smith 
of Mission Central.
They would love your support 
of their medical team 
and missionary work.
 You can donate to their work
 in Togo or follow along in their story-
 right HERE:
missioncentral.us/schulte

May the Lord bless their ministry 
of giving and thanksgiving
 in the Mission Field of Africa.



Wednesday, May 17, 2017

Quilts for Lutheran World Relief

The Holy Comforters quilting group 
at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
 in Springfield, Virginia 
works hard from Jan - April making quilts.
 This year it was 112 quilts for LWR 
and 40 children's quilts.

 In May-
traditionally on Mother's Day weekend,
they are draped across the backs of the pews
in the sanctuary.

There is something particularly 
cozy and welcoming on this weekend.
Even the spot for the pastor 
and worship helpers get a "draping."


They partner with Lutheran World Relief 
and 25:40
as organizations that distribute the quilts.


The quilts are prayed over and blessed
 before they are boxed for shipping.
Each one has been made 
with love and sent with love.


Some are for purchase to help
 defray the cost for batting and materials.

Thanks- Mary Lion for the hard work 
and organizing this group
 to make the world a bit brighter 
in many far away places!

Does your church makes quilts for others?
Comment below- so we can add to the story!

More about
and
Lutheran World Relief