Builders at a Habitat for Humanity project enjoy snacks at a much-needed break. A local family who lost their home in a fire receives a handmade comforter.
Warm bedding goes to a newly-arrived refugee family from the Congo.
A female prisoner accepts clothing and visits. These are just a few of the hundreds of ways Mennonite women's groups served their communities and the world last year, continuing a tradition of quiet but persistent, life-changing ministry. The sick, grieving, and lonely receive visits and gifts. The poor receive clothes, food, and other necessities. So much love goes into these acts of service.