Long Island churches unite to help the victims of the Gulf Coast
The churches of Long Island united to help the victims of the Gulf Coast during the President's week school vacation. Fifty two members of the following churches: Circle of Love Ministry Worldwide, Copiague; Copiague Christian Church, Copiague; Full Gospel Christian Church, Copiague; Living Hope Missionary Baptist Church, Massapequa and Spirit and Truth Church, Bethpage, traveled to Moss Point, Mississippi to rebuild homes that were ravaged by Hurricane Katrina. Although this devastating event happened more than two years ago, there are still families that have not been able to return to their homes. The group was able to raise $12,000 to assist residents in purchasing appliances. The team was able to aid residents in New Orleans, Louisiana; Moss Point, Mississippi and Grand Bay, Alabama. The group worked under the auspices of Forward Edge International, a mission organization, on site, in the Gulf Coast. Their motto is "ordinary people doing extraordinary things."
Shown, left to right first row, are Pastor Roy Kirton, Jonathan Montoya, Yemier Bran, Mar Manning, Jalen Archibald, Jonathan Espinosa and Scott Diana; second row are Katerine Bran, Maria Rodriguez, Danny Rodriguez, Xavier Rodriguez, Lisa Mc'Intyre, Judy Fehr, Ray Regan, Dillon McIntyre, David Espinosa, Joshua
Espinosa, Orel Espinosa, Elliot Maddox and Pastor John Stupiello; in the third row are Wanda Myer, Danny Rodriguez Jr., Jacqueline Diana, Christina Gavin and Dena Espinosa; in the fourth row, are Pastor Eugene Pagliarulo, Matt Vaccaro, Angela Vaccaro, Alejsa Stupiello, Vanya Kadletz, Diane Keyes, Jessica Glover, Mary Espinosa, Annette Brown, Pamela Bedford, Mike Fasulo and Claire Maddox.
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