From The Ground Up

One year ago, Nathan and Raechel Todd felt the Lord calling them to Kentucky after having served almost seven years in youth ministry in Florida. In March 2018, they packed their belongings and their children (Eden, 3 and Roen, 1) and came to Kentucky with no promise of an income or a pastoral position, but a promise from God that He would provide if they would only be faithful to the call. In May 2018, they became pastors at Harrodsburg Church of God. Although this has been one of the greatest blessings of their lives and ministry, it has also come with the burden of a home that was not suitable to live in. The church has raised funds as well as other churches from multiple states. But the biggest need at this point is a basement that is very unsafe, including walls with structure damage, water leaks, and mold. The basement is scheduled to be overhauled in the next few months and a downpayment has been made with funds already raised. However, the remaining monetary need is great. I would ask that you pray about donating today. Be it $1 or $100, it is appreciated. It is hard for a pastor to focus on sowing seeds in a community and reaching out to the lost in the world when he is trying to make sure his family is well and safe in their home. I challenge you to at least pray about this need today. Not only will the Todd family benefit, but so will this local body of believers as well as the Mercer County community because this family and church will be able to serve as they are called to. Thank you and have a wonderful day!