Restoring Hearts & Homes : Firstlight International

Restoring Hearts & Homes

On April - 3 - 2016

The RH Project: Repairing Homes & Reaching Hearts strikes again in Swannakhuha, Thailand.

Over the past few months we have been working on a home repair for one of our FWF families. Soon after getting to know this family last year, we learned that one of their family members is physically handicapped. Their home did not have proper tile flooring and it had unfinished gaps between the outside walls, and ceiling / roof area. And because of that, each time it rained, large amounts of water entered the house making the living conditions quite difficult.

We are happy to report that since JESUS has entered this home, these problems no longer exist! Through the RH Project, the repairs have been made. Our Firstlight Area Team continues to bring Gospel to them each week! A complete home and heart restoration has begun! PTL!

~ Dan Ecker

Categories: FWF Families Without Fathers

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