Single father of special needs kids forced out

In the heart of Nashville, Reverend Nate Pruitt, a devoted leader within the Nazarene denomination, faced a heartbreaking turn of events as he and his three special needs children on the autism spectrum were abruptly evicted from their longtime home. The echoes of Reverend Pruitt's faithful service to the community seemed forgotten as the MidSouth District Leadership took action that directly resulted in the immediate evacuation of their residence. His 16-year-old daughter and two sons, aged 11 and 13, now find themselves without a place to call home, navigating an unexpected and challenging journey into uncertainty. The sudden displacement raises questions about compassion and support within the very community Reverend Pruitt has dedicated his life to serving.

Th current picture shown is part of what has transpired in the past 24 hours which has lead to him to having to stuff bags with his personal items in an effort to vacate as soon as possible.

All funds raised will go towards temporary housing and storage expenses or long term housing solution.

Update: We’re overwhelmed by the support and meeting the first goal. We’re raising the goal to 15000 this weekend as we await word on how much a long term solution is going to require. More info to come on that next week after service providers return from their holiday break.