Necklace Sale for Haiti Trip

Again this Spring we are making Mama's Nest necklaces in efforts to raise funds for Erin's mission trip to Haiti this June 2014. If you are interested in placing an order please visit our Etsy on-line store:

https://www.etsy.com/shop/Mamasnestjewelryart

All proceeds help fund Erin's trip in serving a week long outreach to Haitian kids ages 12-16 during a Bible school setting and ministering to the children at Alex's House Orphanage. Erin, and the team she is traveling with, will be teaching bible lessons, songs, crafts, and doing activities with the children.

Please keep this trip in your prayers that the Lord will work through Erin, the team, and the staff at Alex's House to reach out to the children with the message of the gospel of Jesus Christ. Please pray for safety, good health, and the the energy needed for sharing and showing the Love of the Lord to the beautiful people of Haiti. Read more about the trip at the "Hugs in Haiti" post.

Thank you!

1 Corinthians 10:31 "..in whatsoever you do, do all to the Glory of God."

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