June 6, 2007
Pastor Keller,
Hello Pastor! How are you doing? I am fine. The first couple of days of moving in were stressful because I had to unpack everything. But I'm getting settled in now. I've got my groceries and my phone and all. So, things have been good. My parents have been coming by & they've been helping out with the baby. and Ms. Smith has still continued to try to help me.
I was writing you though to tell you thanks for all the help you gave me in the home. A lot of things from your rules & then doing chores has helped me while I've been here. and I also know how to cook a lot more things now. I just wanted to say thank you. You helped me out a lot & you blessed my baby with a lot. If I didn't stay at the home, I don't know where I would have been, what could've happened to me or my child, and what I would've done to get all of theses baby things he needs. So, thank you. I really appreciate what you did for me in the home.
There are a lot of things you helped with. For one, my getting my I.D. when I came into the home. I had none of my important information, except for a photocopy of my birth certificate & social security cards from my high school. Then, once my friend brought my records over in the mail, you gave me $20 to go and get my I.D. Thanks for that also. You need an I.D. for just about everything. Don't know what I'd do without that also. So, thanks also for that.
Thanks for paying for gas to have us clients transported to & from our appointments. For me--- mainly for getting me into school & taking me to & from. I got 3 classes completed & passed them. So, that's 3 more credits earned for me.
Thanks for providing food money so the houseparents could go grocery shopping for us girls. We had such wonderful meals.
Thanks for providing me with a place to lay my head.
Thank you Pastor. You made a lot of things turn around for me. I love you. and I hope God will bless you just as much as you and Him have blessed me.
Love,
E. S.
P.S.
Enjoy the
pictures of
my son.