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Haiti Book Blitz


Pastors, THANK YOU for your support of the Books for Haiti Blitz.

We are nearing our deadline; December 31st to have all money turned in for the books for our Ca-Ira Orphanage in Haiti.  This will be a huge blessing to the children & staff of the orphanage.

Response has been GREAT!!  Once again you are proving that Tennessee leads the way in Missiongiving.


If you have not started a drive for the books it is not too late.  The upcoming holiday seasons are a great time to give your congregation an opportunity to be part of this outreach.
So many churches have surpassed their original goal.  No matter what you mail in, it will be greatly appreciated.  Many congregations have incorporated their children’s, women’s, & youth ministry in this project.

Sis.  Londa has given me offering total updates and I am hoping to report each church progress in January. 

If you mailed in money for one book or one hundred, we are thankful and God will bless you. 

Again, many thanks for all you do for local, regional, & global missions!!

If I can be of service to you in any way, please do not hesitate to contact me.


Happy Thanksgiving,







Michelle Brooks-Young
Tennessee Outreach Liaison
615-426-0957

michellebrooksyoung@yahoo.com
myoung@lebanontn.org

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