“Thanks to Wanigas Credit Union for their generous support of our ministry.”
Freeland U.M.C.(map) is hosting an egg roll sale with proceeds benefiting
Saginaw Habitat for Humanity. Cameron gives them two forks up!
Egg rolls will be on sale May 4 from 11 a.m. – 2 p.m.
The cost is $10.00 per dozen and includes a 4 oz. container of sweet & sour sauce. An extra 8 oz. container of sauce is available for $1.00. Orders can be placed in advance (recommended) through the church office (989) 695-2101 or by calling Bob & Marilyn DuCharme at (989) 695-5602.
The next egg roll sale dates will be September 28, October 26, November 16.
Below are a couple of links of coverage from our latest house dedication:
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Part-time Online Sales Specialist needed to sell items on eBay and Craigs List for ReStore. 30% commission. Send letter of interest to benemmons@saginawhfh.org.
SAGINAW HABITAT FOR HUMANITY’S NEWEST DECONSTRUCT-RECONSTRUCT PROJECT IS COMPLETE!
SHFH in partnership with the City of Saginaw and United Methodist Churches have completed another deconstruct-reconstruct project. The house at 1109 Chestnut was deconstructed down to the wall studs and was rebuilt to Energy Star standards using Neighborhood Stabilization Program funds, help from Braddock Demolition, and dedicated volunteer labor from the Methodist churches and other community volunteers. The house also meets ADA accessibility criteria. The house was dedicated July 19th, 2011 and the new homeowners, Albert and Maria Garcia, are set to move in shortly.
February 2012
2/13/2012
We invite you to share some of your favorite stories and coincidences (God-incidences) by sending us an email we can post on our website’s “Inspiration” page.
One of my favorite God-incidences came via our ReStore. A man came into the ReStore, which is known for selling gently used and surplus building materials. He asked if we had any church doors. I asked, “What are church doors?” He replied, “ You know, the really tall doors that people can walk through while carrying taller items.”
“Hmmm,” I said. “I don’t know that we get a lot of call for those. Let me find out if we have any.”
I asked our ReStore Manager if we had any ‘church doors’ and I was told that right at that moment our ReStore truck was out at Second Presbyterian Church–picking up church doors!
We have kept a journal of the many times we see needs are met before we even know we have them. We think you have stories like this too. Please send them to us at info@saginawhfh.org so we can post them. We can include your name, or keep it anonymous. Either way, we would like to hear from you.
Blessings to you and yours,
Cameron M. Brady
Development Manager
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1449 Coolidge Dedication (12 pix)
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