By Kami Klein
Pastor Jim and Lori Bakker left today for the Houston area to help local churches struggling to keep up with the needs from the disaster left behind from Hurricane Harvey. Jim and Lori, along with The Jim Bakker Show team will be there to feed, comfort and pray with those who have lost so much and are struggling to rebuild. They will witness with you scenes that are left from this devastating storm, and share with you the stories of heroism, courage and the humanity of the people that have been affected by this tragic event.
Yesterday, a truck loaded full with pallets of food buckets, water purification products, Bibles and other survival supplies left Morningside bound for Houston. In an email from Pastor Jim he wrote,
“Never before have you been “the hands and feet of Jesus” as much as this moment. Because you have been prepared and have prepared to share with others, we are able to make this trip possible.
We appreciate all you do for this Ministry and for allowing us to represent you to thousands of hurting people in need. We could not be doing this without you.
Please continue to pray for us in our journey. Pray for those still in harm’s way. And, most importantly, continue to pray that each one will experience the love of Jesus through us to His glory. ”
We will be sharing what is happening in Houston directly from our team as they work alongside these true survivors that have shown the world what being a Christian and an American is all about. Please keep them in your prayers!
Morningside and The Jim Bakker Show team ready to leave for Houston.
We are now asking for your help by donating funds towards supporting and helping in areas where there is the greatest need.
The people of Houston and the gulf coast are only at the beginning of an incredibly daunting challenge as they rebuild their lives. Now is the time to remember that we are all part of God’s family.
Now is the time for compassion! Now is the time to act!
Follow this link to our slideshow that will be updated throughout our team’s time in Texas!