Multiple LWML Zones Enjoy Presentation
Dr. Gerald Perschbacher LL.D. and his wife Sharmon are with Missouri-Illinois Branch and covered 625 miles (Sept. 11-14, 2023) visiting three LWML zone rallies (Zones: Danville, Champaign, Bloomington) with a total attendance of 160 (plus a few others who were guests). They received a modest bag of quilts for OGT. Gerald gave at least an…
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Local Organizations Appreciate Aid
Missouri-Illinois Branch in St. Louis made several local deliveries of food and hygiene supplies to organizations that help many families in need.
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Recipients in Latvia Grateful for Aid Received
Evangelical Lutheran Church members, in Saldus, Latvia, were thrilled to unload many boxes of aid from Missouri-Illinois Branch of St. Louis. Distribution is being planned for those disabled, the elderly and families living in extreme poverty. Thank you, donors and volunteers!
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Sharing the Love of Christ Locally
Missouri-Illinois Branch volunteers in St. Louis delivered food and hygiene supplies to several organizations that help families in need. Thank you for showing the love of Christ locally.
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Aid Packed and Loaded for Latvia
“Seldom have we seen such an outpouring of interest and energy for outreach overseas,” says Dr. Gerald Perschbacher, a board member of the Missouri-Ilinois Branch of Orphan Grain Train, based in St. Louis. “Volunteers flocked to the packing site, got to work, loaded boxes, and prayerfully waved farewell to a packed truckload of needed items…
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A Well Spent Spring Break
by Gerald Perschbacher, LLD. Preparation of a shipment from the Orphan Grain Train branch in St. Louis, Missouri, to Latvia, received a boost in mid-March, thanks to a motivated bunch of youth who spent Spring Break in mission work. Volunteers came from the Wichita, Kansas, area and were organized by three adult leaders under the…
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Helping Others Locally
In February the Missouri-Illinois Branch volunteers in St. Louis delivered various foods, hygiene supplies, bedding, household items and clothing to local organizations that help families and children in need.
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