Devotional Materials
___ Bible and devotionals ___ Personal Journal
Identification
___ Driver’s license
___ Phone numbers (family physician, Church, emergency contact)
Insurance Information
___ Health
Miscellaneous Items
___ Money ($50.00 – 200.00) ___ Notebook and pencils or pens
Clothing (7 day supply)
___ Work Shoes (Hiking boots, Tennis Shoes or Work Boots)
___ Light Coat or Jacket ___ Rain Coat
___ Jeans or work pants ___ Shorts for hot weather
___ T-Shirts
___ Work Gloves
___ Underwear ___ Socks (2/day Good quality work or athletic)
___ Sleepwear ___ Bandanas or handkerchiefs for sweat or Hat
___ Tennis Shoes or after work shoes
___ Laundry Bag
Health, Safety and Hygiene
___ Prescriptions medicine
___ Nonprescription drugs ___ Sun Tan Lotion
___ Soap ___ Shampoo ___ Feminine needs ___ Personal Items
___ Deodorant ___ Toothbrush and Paste ___ Comb or Brush
___ Shaving Supplies ___ Baby Powder
___ Insect Spray
___ Towel
Food
___ Diet food (if required) ___ Snacks
Supplies and Equipment
___ Flashlight
___ Bedding (pillow air or foam mattress, sleeping bag or sheets and blankets)
___ Watch or Alarm Clock
___ Special personal items you need for health, safety, or comfort
Note: Please keep your baggage to a minimum. Space is limited. Thank you!!!
Sunday, December 31, 2006
Friday, October 6, 2006
Report from a Pastor Bill Ellis
Testimony From A Pastor
"An unexpected benefit has developed as a result of our church giving regularly to Convoy of Hope. People are becoming personally involved in missions. The church sent a team of individuals to Louisiana to assist with the hurricane relief and came back with first-hand stories of the great job Convoy was doing. Without exaggeration, it transformed their lives. Since then, three more teams from the church have gone to assist in the devastated areas of the South.
So, I guess what I’m saying is the benefit to Riverside is simply that it has proven to us that it truly is more blessed to give than receive."
Bill Ellis – Lead Pastor – Oakmont, PA
"An unexpected benefit has developed as a result of our church giving regularly to Convoy of Hope. People are becoming personally involved in missions. The church sent a team of individuals to Louisiana to assist with the hurricane relief and came back with first-hand stories of the great job Convoy was doing. Without exaggeration, it transformed their lives. Since then, three more teams from the church have gone to assist in the devastated areas of the South.
So, I guess what I’m saying is the benefit to Riverside is simply that it has proven to us that it truly is more blessed to give than receive."
Bill Ellis – Lead Pastor – Oakmont, PA
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