Habitat for Humanity

The Habitat for Humanity program ensures that a qualified family will have a sound environment in which to live and flourish.

Join us in the wall raising for our Apostles' Build Saturday, October 14 at10:00 am. The address is 2223 Randolph Street NE in Palm Bay.

This will be a special event for the churches involved and for Addie Brooks and her 3 boys. We would like to make sure that our church is well represented. Those who attend will be inspired by the Grace that will surround the ceremony and we want to be sure that you don't miss it. Please do what you can to make sure that this is a special day for your church and Addie and her boys.

Apostles Build Project

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It is amazing how an idea can connect with something deep in our hearts to excite and motivate us. In Brevard County, churches have responded to a simple idea called an Apostles Build project to construct houses in partnership with families in need. In an Apostles Build project, 12 churches, or a coalition of churches, come together by raising funds, providing labor and prayer support to serve others, in the way that Jesus' apostles served. With Habitat for Humanity, churches can share God's love by building houses, and reaching out to their neighbors in need. Habitat for Humanity will be joining the 12 Apostle Build churches that include: Advent Lutheran Church; Allen Chapel AME Church; Chapel by the Sea; Eastminister Presbyterian Church; Eau Gallie First Baptist Church; Faith Viera Lutheran Church; Filipino Mission of the United Methodist Church; First United Methodist Church; Immaculate Conception Catholic Church; Presbyterian Church of the Good Shepherd; St. John's Episcopal Church and St. Sebastian's By-The-Sea to raise the walls on the future home of the Brooks Family, located at 2223 Randolph Street NE, in Palm Bay.

For more info contact Pam Nail