Mayfield, Ky. – The Evangelical Organization Kentucky Changers, a Ministry of the Mission Union of the Kentucky Woman's Missionary, will offer free repairs from outdoor houses to the municipality of Graves County this summer. This is the second time of the group to expand the services to the area and expand the scope of the authorized applicants.
In the far -reaching consequences of the Tornado in December 2021, Kentucky Changers dealt exclusively on the needs of survivors and completed 30 projects within a week in July 2023.
From June 28th to July 4th of this year, Kentucky Changers will offer the residents of Graves County free repairs for outdoor houses.
From June 28th to July 4th of this year, the organization will now support the residents of Graves County, which benefits from house improvements outdoors such as painting, decks, wheelchair ramps, siding, landscape design and much more.
Together with the long-term recovery group from Mayfield Graves County, the Graves County Baptist Association will coordinate the local efforts of Kentucky Changers. They will monitor around 200 volunteers from all over Kentucky, whereby the Baptist Association provides the necessary materials for homeowners and some repairs in the church in its area of ​​responsibility.
Mike Jones, the mission strategist of the Graves County Baptist Association, said the endeavor was a non -profit opportunity to re -stabilize a vulnerable community. Without income requirements, he said that Kentucky Changers contribute to continuing relaxation in the region and at the same time expanded his support.
Jones said that Kentucky Changer's applicant will take into account the urgency of the needs, like the older population group, encountering difficulties in maintaining homes. He said the group would also measure whether the project is compatible with the one -week time frame, and adds that only one roof repair with the number of volunteers can be realized.
Jones said that Kentucky Changers is very productive in the summer season and optimized his approach to achieve the greatest effect.
During his visit in July 2023, Kentucky Changers helped those who were only affected in December 2021, but it will now extend the services for all residents of Graves County.
Jones discussed the Christian mission philosophy, which not only corresponds to the operations of Kentucky Changers, but also for the Baptist Association of Graves County.
He mentioned the year-round mission trips that the Baptist Association organizes all over and outside of the United States, together with regular giveaways of the group's food and clothing.
Jones said that Kentucky Changers is also worthwhile for volunteers who experience the power of sympathy through collective action.
Overall, Jones said that the Kentucky Changers program retains the importance of public relations for communities that are due to devastation.
Further information on the upcoming visit to Kentucky Changers can be found in the Graves County Baptist Association under 270-247-7947.
Community members can fill out and submit applications at the Graves County Baptist Association, 1400 KY-330, Mayfield, Ky,. or Mayfield Graves County Long-Term Recovery Group, 1365 Luisa Lane, Mayfield, Ky.
The deadline for applications ends on April 21. Kentucky Changers then checks applications and determine which projects are approved and contact applicants.
Will Spencer is a reporter for the Mayfield Messenger. Visit mayfield-messenger.com To read the full article.