Here's a story from Liz Slattery (New Orleans) of brothers and sisters helping each other within the Gulf coast People of Praise branches during the recent flooding.

Here's a story from Liz Slattery (New Orleans) of brothers and sisters helping each other within the Gulf coast People of Praise branches during the recent flooding.
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Servant Camp 2016 came to a close August 12th. The 308 campers and 110 staff included representatives from nine branches: Servant Branch, South Bend, Shreveport, Colorado Springs, Rockford, Saskatoon, Muncie, northern Virginia and Vancouver-Portland.

Servant Camp 2016 came to a close August 12th. The 308 campers and 110 staff included representatives from nine branches: Servant Branch, South Bend, Shreveport, Colorado Springs, Rockford, Saskatoon, Muncie, northern Virginia and Vancouver-Portland.
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In July, the Kingston Branch hosted Camp Glory, a one-week camp for children of branch members, their family and friends, and six children from the inner city sponsored by The Sisters of Charity.

In July, the Kingston Branch hosted Camp Glory, a one-week camp for children of branch members, their family and friends, and six children from the inner city sponsored by The Sisters of Charity.
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More than 300 children attended camps sponsored by the community’s Action and Mission divisions this summer. The camps took place in three locations: Shreveport’s Allendale neighborhood, the South Side of Indianapolis, and for the first time, in Evansville, Indiana.

More than 300 children attended camps sponsored by the community’s Action and Mission divisions this summer. The camps took place in three locations: Shreveport’s Allendale neighborhood, the South Side of Indianapolis, and for the first time, in Evansville, Indiana.
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On July 21, the Buffalo Branch sponsored its first Music on the Lawn event on the front lawn of Assumption Church, in the Black Rock neighborhood.

On July 21, the Buffalo Branch sponsored its first Music on the Lawn event on the front lawn of Assumption Church, in the Black Rock neighborhood.
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Deborah Mayom is a mother of eight children, a survivor of the long and brutal civil war in the African nation of Sudan, an immigrant to the US and, most importantly to her, a woman of prayer. Last year, through circumstances that can only be attributed to the Holy Spirit, she became something else, something she never expected to be growing up in a war zone—a Trinity Academy parent.

Deborah Mayom is a mother of eight children, a survivor of the long and brutal civil war in the African nation of Sudan, an immigrant to the US and, most importantly to her, a woman of prayer. Last year, through circumstances that can only be attributed to the Holy Spirit, she became something else, something she never expected to be growing up in a war zone—a Trinity Academy parent.
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