Warm Fuzzies 9

7:03 AM Posted by CANBlog

A married father of 3 totaled his newly purchased truck on the way to work during the ice storm. This was the only vehicle the family had and caused a major setback since one of his jobs is not on the bus line. He works two jobs and his wife works full-time as well. Transportation became extremely difficult and expensive without their truck. They were able to purchase another vehicle to replace the truck and are hoping to become more stable with their transportation in the future.

One of our ladies successfully completed the program she was in and has moved into an apartment within walking distance from her place of employment. She is committed to being successful and is utilizing all of the tools learned while in the program to get to that end. She expresses her thankfulness to God for increasing her strength, courage and confidence during this time in her life.

One of our men identified his struggle with addiction and has been admitted into treatment. He is in an inpatient Christian facility and will remain there until he has gained the coping skills necessary for his recovery. His plan is to become gainfully employed so that he can return to his family and be a productive example to his children.

A single mother of 2 earned a $.50 raise on her job which will allow her to continue moving forward since exiting our program in March.

One of our newer clients came into 3CP from a domestic violence situation and struggled with feeling hopeless and alone. In the past month, everything started to come together for her. She was able to find employment and has found friends and encouragement through several programs in her neighborhood church. She has been encouraging her daughter’s spiritual growth and at our last home visit they had made a scripture wall to look at whenever they needed encouragement. It’s been amazing to see God at work through the local church!

Each Warm Fuzzies post is a compilation straight from our case managers, telling the amazing things God is doing at Cornerstone in the lives of those we are privileged to serve. To God be all the glory!