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Several others added cleaning supplies, water, toothbrushes, and many other important items. Robert and Susie Sanabria put toilet paper into the buckets. On that sunny Saturday in the parking lot of Joyce Meyer Ministries, I had the opportunity to experience exactly what Tim talks about. If one person is missing, the result can be catastrophic. If one step isn’t included, if one bolt doesn’t get put into place, the finished product will not be right. He depends on and values the role each one plays. He understands more than most the absolute importance of each and every individual along that line to the final outcome. He works to design the process of producing an item-usually on an assembly line. My husband, Tim, is a manufacturing engineer.

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Here, 134 staff members of Joyce Meyer Ministries and their families are volunteering their time preparing “blessing buckets.” These buckets full of basic necessities become a lifeline to people whose lives have been suddenly interrupted by natural disaster. The scene changes to a parking lot in the suburbs of St. What they didn’t know at the time was that God was already working on their answers days before the hurricane hit Louisiana. Hurricane Ida changed millions of lives overnight. They were in survival mode, simply hoping for desperately needed supplies and a hot meal. Sweet Antony Mendoza spent his 8th birthday with his parents and sister in the sweltering heat-no party, no presents.

How would they even begin to clean up and repair? With no gas available and no food to be found, he was reaching his breaking point.Īfter evacuating, Jackie Eberling and her daughter Desiree returned to their home to find a complete mess. After Hurricane Ida struck, Donrich Felo had no food for his family and his car was dangerously low on gas. He had no idea how difficult it would be.