I’m so proud of the 300 Cross Point Nashville volunteers who’ve been out building several homes for Habitat For Humanity this weekend. Way to go guys!
You represent the vision of becoming radically devoted to Christ, irrevocably committed to one another, and relentlessly dedicated to reaching the lost so well!
[...] As we split up to work on 4 different houses, the activity quickly got geared up like a train on rails. The sounds of saws and hammers roared throughout the valley and the smell of paint and sawdust was in the air as the volunteers dove into the activities. Painting, caulking, landscaping, interior trim, and siding were some of the activities, and one group even framed the exterior of a newer home. Before we knew it it was lunch and we took in some incredible groceries prepared by Fred and Kathy.The reward was priceless as the future home owners jumped into the action and greeted each and everyone with proud smiling faces. The day burned on as the homes each took on a new face. Tired and sunburned (as I most certainly am) we cleaned up and called it a day.I am so thankful to God for His love and grace. Thank you Cross Point for these opportunities to share His love and give back to this community. To hear more about the days activities and to catch some photo’s, check out Jenni Catron’s blog here or Pete Wilson’s blog here!!Trout-N-Ducks [...]
very cool to see the Cross Point impact
There is nothing better than seeing the hands and feet at work!
i was so upset that i ididnt get to participate in this build. i was not released from the dr to do anything at all with my arm for another 2 wks. i knew there was a waiting list so i gave up my place for someone with2 good arms instead of 1. i hope someone else received the blessings that i know a project like this can be. it looks great!
this is what it’s all about!!! Go Crosspoint!!!!!!! So proud of you guys.
Seriously! You guys rock it in so many biblical ways. It is so rad to be a part of your community, even if it is only via blog world. Thank you for honoring these people and building their homes. Wow!!
very cool!
It was an honor to work beside my Crosspoint sisters (and a few brothers). We had such a great day out there! Can’t wait to do it again soon!