A STOREHOUSE FOR JESUS675 E. Lexington Road, PO Box 216, Mocksville, NC 27028

www.astorehouseforjesus.org; e-mail - asfj193@gmail.com; MAP: storehouse@yadtel.netDistribution Ministries: (336) 753-8081, (336) 751-1062; Fax (336) 751-1262

Medical Ministries: (336) 753-8080; Fax: (336) 751-2958 Pharmacy: (336) 751-2854; fax (336) 751-2958

He answereth and saith unto them, He that hath two coats, let him impart to him that hath none; and he that hath meat, let him do likewise. Luke 3:11

"Two Coats"Annual NewsletterSeptember 2015

Our Mission StatementA Storehouse For Jesus is an independent, non-profit Christian ministry helping those in need and

reaching people with the gospel of Jesus Christ.

This Newsletter is in Memory of: Janice Campbell, Bob Hall and Kim Lakey

Dear Friends at the Storehouse For Jesus,

“And they said, Lord, when did we see You hungry and feed You or thirsty and give You drink? When did we see You a stranger and invite You in, naked and clothed You? When did we see You sick or in prison and visit You?”    And  the  Lord  will  reply,  “Verily  I  say  unto  you,  inasmuch  as  you  have  done  it  to  the  least of My family,  you  have  done  it  unto  Me.”

In the fall of 2012, I was rolled out of Forsyth Hospital by my wife with a Food Lion bag of medicine, a  bottle  of  oxygen,  and  a  “Welcome  to  Hospice”  book  that  my doctor slipped in the pill bag. I was 51 years old planning on another 25 or so. That was suddenly a sad realization that was never going to happen, yet I still wanted  to  live.    I  was  just  too  young  to  die.      I  could  still  feel  my  sister’s  hand  in  mine  as  she  slipped  away  in  the  grasp  of cancer. The sad fact of the matter was simple.    I  didn’t  want  to  die  and  couldn’t  afford  to  live.

When we had exhausted every penny, every favor, every hope, and all of our dignity, my wife and I swallowed our pride (there was nothing else in the house to swallow), and came to the Storehouse for some scraps of bread, maybe one or two of my medicines for a month, and hopefully someone could intercede for mercy on our behalf. It turned out to be one of, if not the greatest days of my life! I met not less than nine servants of God that day. Kind, caring gentle men and women that seemed to know how deep the wounds had become. You cared for, cried with, and prayed for me. It had been a long time since that had happened, since I had felt loved and respected outside of my own home! I left that day, not with one or two bottles of pills, but a Food Lion sack full. With a joy in my heart and hope that the future would really be brighter.

We returned for the Food Pantry. The gifts were so great we cried and still do every time we come. We left that first day with more groceries than we’d had atone time in over six months. You’ll never know the joy we shared that first night as we sat down to a real home cooked dinner, held hands, and gave thanks for thejourney God had led us down. The path we so feared and dreaded, was transformed into the Light at the end of the tunnel! I honestly believe “The Valley of theShadow of Death”, is different for everyone. One valley for me was not only admitting we would not survive without help, but getting low enough to ask for it!

My resting oxygen rate on the last visit was 81. Yet with the medicines ya’ll give us, the psychological care, and nourishment, we truly feel better and healthier that we were even a year ago. We are definitely blessed beyond belief with deeper faith, greater love, wonderful new friends, and a hope that makes every day brighter. I guess we came to you begging for a11 handout and look back to find that you have slowly and steadily given us a hand up. Our words can never express the gratitude and love we share for each and every single one of you! That you have so freely and sincerely sacrificed your time and energy to hold my hand and  say  it’s  all right, to intercede for and with me, humbled at the feet of Jesus.

I  don’t  think  you  have  to  take  a  bullet  in  the  head  to  lay  down  your  life  for  another.    Sometimes  those  lives  are laid at the foot of the cross for all mankind. Such is the beauty we see in our brothers and sisters here at the Storehouse For Jesus! Our prayers give thanks to God! Our hearts wanted to share that blessing with you!”  

Love Always, A Client & Patient

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Executive DirectorMarie Collins

Assistant Executive DirectorDebbie Crutchfield

OfficersPresident: Chuck BradfordVice President: Teresa JohnsonSecretary: Debbie CrutchfieldTreasurer: Pauline Bostian

Board of DirectorsMary Barnett

Pauline BostianChuck Bradford

Kathy BrehmHope Cline

Marie CollinsMax Cranfill

Debbie CrutchfieldKim Harris

Teresa JohnsonJean Young

Advisory BoardCynthia Baldwin

Bob ConawayKathleen Connors

Jill JobertGloria Wommack

A Storehouse For Jesus - Statement of Faith1. We believe the Bible to be inspired, the only infallible, authoritative Word of God. Prov. 30:5a, Mark 13:31; 1 Thess. 2:13; 2 Tim 3:16; 2 Pet 1:20-21

2. We believe that there is one God, eternally existent in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Mt 28:19; 1 Pet 1:2a; 1 Jn 5:7

3. We believe in the deity of our Lord Jesus Christ (Jn 10:30; Col 2:9), His virgin birth (Mt 1:23), His sinless life (2 Cor 5:21), His miracles (Mt 9:1-8; Jn 11:14-45), His vicarious and atoning death through His shed blood (Mt 26:28; Rom 5:8-11), His bodily resurrection (Mt 28:5-7), His ascension to the right hand of the Father. (Mark 16:17), and His personal return in power and glory (Mt 24:30).

4. We believe that for the salvation of the lost and sinful man, regeneration by the Holy Spirit is absolutely essential (Jn 3:3; 2 Cor 5:17) and that this salvation is received through faith in Jesus Christ as Lord and Savior, and not as a result of good works (Eph. 2:8).

5. We believe in the present ministry of the Holy Spirit by whose indwelling the Christian is enabled to live a godly life and perform good works. Jn 14:16-17; Acts 4:29-31; Gal 5:22.

6. We believe in the resurrection of both the saved and the lost: they that are saved unto the resurrection of life; they that are lost unto the resurrection of damnation. Mt 25:46; Jn 5:24; Jn5:29

7. We believe in the spiritual unity of believers in our Lord Jesus Christ. Eph. 4:4-6; Col 1:18

“Thank you ALL so much for sharing with us the many blessings which the Lord has shared with you! We’‛re humbled by your kindness and generosity! Thank you for your faithful servanthood to our Lord Jesus Christ! It is our fervent “on-going” prayerthat God will continue and even more so pour His Great blessings on “YOU ALL” and your families, as well as His “Treasured Storehouse”! In the name of Jesus Christ! With much love & gratitude!”

“Hello, My wife has been receiving Lovenox injections from your pharmacy for a blood clot in her brain. I am blessed to inform you that she will no longer be needing the Lovenox. Her clot is mostly dissolved and the doctor has taken her off the blood thinners! I can’‛t thank you folks enough for being there and being able to help provide those injections at no cost to us. I am speaking God’‛s Word over each and every person there that He will return your time back to you 100 fold as well as pouring out financial blessings upon your organization. You are a blessing to all who walk through your doors and my family and I thank you from the bottoms ofour hearts!! Blessings.”

“We would like to thank you and the sponsor from the bottom of our hearts for the wonderful Thanksgiving dinner we received from you. We appreciate very much what you and your volunteers do for the community. We could not make it if it were not for A Storehouse for Jesus and your volunteers. I thank God for you and your volunteers in all that you do. May God bless!”

A Few Notes From Our Clients and Patients

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“What Storehouse Means to Me, Coming here to volunteer 4 years ago, I have grownspiritually in my daily life here and at home. Jesus has always been my steady companionand Savior. Storehouse volunteers are friendly and caring people who believe that throughprayer God can do all things in His own will. I can say that after interviewing clients youhave been touched with the understanding what “love they neighbor” means. You nolonger judge people by their looks, age, or race. The clients touch me personallyemotionally and you laugh or cry with them. I no longer feel that my problems are uniqueafter speaking with them. Their needs may be different than mine, but I always rememberthat it could be Jesus sitting in front of you just in a different sense. I love doing this workfor the Glory of God. I have grown in all ways during these 4 years and pray that it willcontinue for many years to come. Trust in the Lord and all things are possible.

Thank you for welcoming me into your family here at Storehouse, you all are a blessing tome and all people that come through the doors of Storehouse.

VOLUNTEER CORNER MESSAGE

2014 Distribution Ministries Report on Clients ServedTotal Family Visits - 6,825* (28,383 Individuals)Total Unduplicated Families - 2,004 (8,246 Individuals)Average of 34 Families Served per DayChurch Ministry Visits - 343Community Agency Visits - 23 (6 Agencies)Total Client Visits - 7,191*

(* Totals do not include Thanksgiving and Christmas Programs)

2014 Distribution Ministries Items Given Away*Food (does not include Thanksgiving or Christmas meals) –387,109; *Clothing - 89,610; Diapers – 26,974; *Hygiene -17,354; School Supplies – 16,668; Household and General Misc. Items – 14,064; *Toys - 6,960; Linens/Blankets/Towels -4,927; *Accessories - 4,682; *Books (including 282 Bibles) -4,132; Dishes/Cookware – 2,893; Infant Equipment & Miscellaneous - 1,276; Cleaning Supplies - 628* Clothing, hygiene, accessories, books, toys, etc., do not include Christmas gifts.

2014 Client Statistics91% had household incomes below the Federal Poverty Level78% had no vehicles or a vehicle 10 years or older48 % of individuals were newborn to 19 years olds

2014 Funding Sources44% of donations came from Individual Donors26% came from Foundations / Grants / Trusts15% came from Churches and Ministries9% came from Businesses6% came from Agencies, Stocks, Civic Groups, Schools, and

other sources

2014 Funding - Geographic67% of donations came from Davie County27% from Out of County6% from Out of State

Financial donations were received from 12 states and 57 cities and towns.

A STOREHOUSE FOR JESUS DISTRIBUTION & MEDICAL MINISTRIES

DISTRIBUTION MINISTRIESCo-Directors: Debbie Crutchfield & Jean Young

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Prayer Walk Warriors' NeededActs 6:4 ~ But we will give ourselves continually to prayer, and to the ministry of the work.

A Prayer Walk – There is just something amazing about standing in the place where another volunteer has stood and praying for that person. For some reason, standing  in  the  medical  hallway  when  no  one  is  there  and  it’s  quiet, it causes you to pray differently –the hallway the night before was a hustle & bustle of activity; the Holy Spirit is still there like a friend waiting to walk with you as you pray. My prayers for each person that walked that hall seems different than when I pray at home. I always pause at the file rooms where so many souls are written down and pray they are in God’s  book. As I walk the halls, stopping at the thresholds of each room, I pray for those who have entered - you know in your heart that each needs prayer. Then you may pass the check out counters that may be empty now, but you are reminded of the other day when you walked past the lines that were very long. Then as you see the clothes and food, you thank God for those who donated them, those who hung them up or placed them on a shelf, and for those who will take these items home. There are so many members serving in the Body of Christ! As you walk into the warehouse in the summer you notice the temperature change. Just standing there in prayer you start to sweat, but hour after hour the volunteers cheerfully do their jobs and you remember this as you  stand  in  their  place.    The  warehouse  doesn’t  have  the  beauty  of  the  front.    No  painted walls, shiny floor, or pretty pictures; but when I look I can see  the  size  and  greatness  of  what  God  has  built,  I  just  can’t  help  but be overwhelmed. I could go on & on, but I pray this helps you to see the importance of a prayer walk.

Please pray about joining us as a prayer walker. One day a month or one day a week would be a blessing. As we walk around the building, we pray for all who enter and for a hedge of protection  for  God’s  ministry.    I will place a calendar in the kitchen to sign up on. Come by yourself or in a group - all are welcome. Feel free to e-mail me if you would like me to put your name on the calendar. The calendar is just to keep up with what days we need someone to make sure this ministry and those we serve are covered in prayer.

Thank you all. Blessings.

Hope Cline; Prayer Walk Coordinator

You may not know that:We are a completely volunteer ministry, no one has ever received a salary. In 2014 our volunteers served over 51,600 hours.

We were blessed with 430+ volunteers.

Our auditors report 98% of all incoming money goes directly to client/patient services – 97 to 98% is consistent, year after year.

STOREHOUSE 2015 HOLIDAY PROGRAMS

It's that time of the year when we sign up sponsors for Thanksgiving and Christmas!

We thank God for all of our gracious donors, our faithful sponsors, the many volunteers, and the unrelenting prayerwarriors who have kept these programs alive and available for the past 22 years. Last year, due to your support andgenerous giving, our Thanksgiving dinner program provided 624 families in Davie County with a Thanksgiving mealthat served a total of 2,540 individuals. Our Christmas gift giving program provided gifts for 895 children, 209 seniorsand 64 special needs adults in Davie County. The Christmas program also provided 118 Christmas dinners to DavieCounty seniors.

Thanksgiving Program Sponsor Information

Thanksgiving ScheduleMonday, October 5: Begin signing up clients and sponsors. Sunday, November 15: Sponsors to bring meals to Storehouse > 1 - 3 pmSunday, November 22: Clients pickup meals at Storehouse > 1 - 3 pm

Menu:Turkey, Turkey Breast or Ham (fresh or frozen); Canned or Fresh Sweet Potatoes; Instant or Fresh Potatoes; 2 cans GreenBeans; 2 cans Corn; Applesauce; Cranberry Sauce; Stuffing; Muffin mix (Cornbread, Blueberry, Cranberry, Strawberry);Dessert (Jello Cheesecake Mix, Cake Mix and Icing, Brownie Mix, etc,. Please, no dessert that needs to be refrigerated orfrozen).

When buying food for your sponsored family, please consider the size of the family you are sponsoring.Remember.. half the fun of Thanksgiving is eating the leftovers!

Instructions:1. If you would like to participate, please contact Storehouse by phone at (336) 753-8081 or e-mail at asfj193@gmail.com as

soon as possible and let us know how many families you would like to sponsor.

2. If sponsoring multiple families, we ask you to please bag all like food items together. (For example: If you sponsor 5 families, put 5 cans of sweet potatoes in one bag, 5 boxes of instant potatoes in another bag, etc.) This hopefully will make bagging easier for you and the volunteers at Storehouse. Thank you!

3. Sponsors are welcome to include a Bible, tract or flyer with their church's upcoming holiday services.

Christmas Program Sponsor Information

Christmas Schedule

Friday, October 2, 2015: Sign up for clients and sponsors begins.

Little Lambs (Birth -12th Grade); Senior Stars (Age 65+); and Shepherds (Special Needs Adults, ages 19 - 64, majority are nursing home residents without families)

You are asked to purchase three items total: either two New toys and one New clothing item or one New toy and two New clothing items, from a listing of suggestions provided by the parents/family. Gifts must be appropriate for a Christian ministry.

DO NOT wrap Little Lambs' gifts. You may include wrap, bows and tape. You may wrap gifts for Senior Stars and Shepard's. If you do wrap, please place an itemized list of items enclosed on wrapped gifts.

Place gifts in clear (if possible) garbage sized bag(s) and securely tape (do not staple) a tag with recipient's assigned number, age and sex written on it. If there is more than one bag per recipient, please indicate (example - 1 of 2, 2 of 2).

Gifts are to be brought to A Storehouse For Jesus on, Tuesday, December 8th & Wednesday, December 9th, from 9 am - 6 pm and Thursday, December 10th, from 9 am - 6:30 pm. Drive to the third set of doors on the right side of the building to drop off gifts.

If you would like to be a sponsor or have questions about gift requests and meals, e-mail sfjchristmas@gmail.com. After Thanksgiving, contact Marie Collins at (336) 753-8081 or e-mail asfj193@gmail.com. For other questions and information regardinggift drop off, call Julia Nichols at (336) 816-6551 (cell) or the Storehouse at (336) 753-8081.

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Medical Clinics Director - George Kimberly, MD; Medical Clinics Coordinator – Sister Martha Hoyle, RN; Dental Clinic Director - Gary Prillaman, DDS; Eye Clinic Director - Ellyn Johnson, OD;

Pharmacy Director - Bob Rauch, RPh

Urgent Important Message from the Medical Ministries Director

MEDICAL MINISTRIESDirector – George Kimberly, MD

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A Message From Dr. Kimberly;

We are five years into Health Care Access, and the Medical Clinic at A Storehouse For Jesus is seeing more patients, not the  “less”  we  expected.    Many  years  into  the  confusion  and  complexities  of  Medicaid  there  has  been  no  reduction  in  the  census at the free clinics for the uninsured and underinsured.

Since  our  clinic  began  in  2000,  there  have  been  many  “ups  and  downs”  in  the  economy.    We  have  been  blessed  beyond  measure  during  the  “downs”  by  generous  donors  and  willing  volunteers.

We put out a plea for donations, providers, and medical personnel. As our number of patients continues to increase, our number of providers has not increased, and medications continue to skyrocket.

What can and must be done? We have to ask for help.

As the Medical Ministries Director, I make the rounds to ask providers annually, and take every opportunity otherwise to ask them to consider volunteering with us at The Storehouse – the staff does the same. We will continue to do this.

We, the Medical Ministries, are asking all Storehouse volunteers to ask their personal physicians, physician assistants, and nurses practioners if they will consider giving some time to their local free clinic at Storehouse. This would also apply to those in the community – please ask your neighbors, friends, church congregations, Bible studies, small groups, or wherever medical providers might be found. All of us, as volunteers, believe in the overall ministry of the Storehouse  and  its  blessing  by  God,  or  we  wouldn’t  be  here  ourselves!

As we near the beginning of a new year in the clinic, the 16th in fact, I want to sincerely express my appreciation to all providers – past, present, and future – and all the many others in the Medical Ministries for excellent work for the increasing number of patients with increasingly complex problems needing urgent and chronic care. The staff, every one  of  them,  is  dedicated,  dependable,  cheerful,  and  have  a  bunch  more  superlatives  but  time  and  space  has  “run  out”.

Very gratefully,George D. Kimberly, MDMedical Ministries Director

2014 Medical Ministries Statistics(100% Davie County)

Medical ClinicsTotal Patient Visits 697Unduplicated Number of Patients 408Value of Services Rendered $112,123

Chronic Care ClinicTotal Patient Visits 826Unduplicated Number of Patients 280Value of Services Rendered $146,360

Chiropractic ClinicTotal Patient Visits 20Unduplicated Number of Patients 8Value of Services Rendered $1,512

Dental ClinicTotal Patient Visits 186Unduplicated Number of Patients 140Value of Services Rendered $66,489

Eye ClinicTotal Patient Visits 68Unduplicated Number of Patients 66Value of Services Rendered $10,808

Gynecologic ClinicTotal Patient Visits 203Unduplicated Number of Patients 115Value of Services Rendered $48,062

PharmacyTotal Patient Visits 4,468Unduplicated Number of Patients 17,394Value of Services Rendered $2,316,516

Psychiatric ClinicTotal Patient Visits 266Unduplicated Number of Patients 63Value of Services Rendered $44,950

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A Storehouse For JesusCurrent Distribution Ministry Needs

Food Pantry Current Needs

Apple Juice * Grape Juice * Orange Juice * Coffee * Dry Milk * Shelf Milk * Baked Beans * Beef Stew * Small Canned Ham * Spam * Sugar * Vegetable Oil * Muffin Mix * Honey * Peaches * Salmon * Pineapple * Fruit Cocktail * Pancake Mix & Syrup * Turnip Greens * Canned Potatoes * Instant Potatoes * Cornbread Mix * Muffin Mix * etc.

Shopping Area Food Current Needs

Mandarin Oranges * Raisins * Tropical Fruit * Beets * Cream Corn * Sauerkraut * Squash * Tomatoes * Tomato Sauce * Tomato Paste * Collards * Mixed Greens * Self Rising Cornmeal * Self-Rising Flour * Mayonnaise * Beef Jerky * Green Limas * Salt * French-Style Green Beans * Kidney Beans * Nabs * Pop Tarts * Breakfast Bars * Pudding * Evaporated Milk * Tea * Crisco * Nuts * Soups * Tuna Helper * Hamburger Helper * Oriental Canned Dinners * Manwich Sauce * School Snacks * etc.

Distribution Ministry Current Needs

Bath Towels * Bath Cloths * Sheet Sets (Queen & King) * Blankets/Bedspreads (all sizes) * Cereal Bowls * Casserole Dishes * Glassware * Silverware * Pans * Pots * Children Clothing (4X and Up) * Maternity Clothing * Plus Sizes for Men & Women * Men's Clothing * Baby Wipes * Diapers (Sizes 5 and 6) * Baby Wipes, * Dish Detergent * Laundry Detergent * Bar Soap * Shampoo * Deodorant * Razors * Toothbrushes * Toothpaste * Lotion * Tampons * Feminine Pads * etc.

Two Coats – now available via e-mail !

We are attempting to reduce our copy and postage costs by e-mailing Two Coats to those who would prefer to receive their newsletter this way. If you would like to be included on our Two Coats e-mailing list, please contact Storehouse at: asfj193@gmail.com . Be sure to include your name, mailing address and the e-mail you would like to use.

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ELIZABETH “BEA” BAILEY James & Judy Ashton

JONATHAN BARGERMARGARET BARGERJohn & Lori Bostian

CURTIS BOSTIANTeresa JohnsonW B Tharp

WANDA BROWNGrady & Catherine McClamrock

JANICE CAMPBELLDonald & Mary BarnettVada BeckCarol BostianCharles & Linda BradfordMargaret BrockLeon CampbellMarie CollinsJerrie CozartDebbie & Perry CrutchfieldDavid & June CulbrethRichard & Leila DeluciaDaniel DiBiasioNaomi GreeneLinda HarmonBetty Jo HartmanRuth HoyleLinda KnightJames & Gail McKnightJoe & Barbara MorganMichael & Lisa MurdenEmily Crater RobinsonDavid & Wanda RoweLynn Bostian SmithThomas & Patricia SmithDianne & Paul SniderCarole L. SteeleWilliam & Linda StepanekRichard & Janet TaylorW B TharpJannie & Harry WallaceBen & Carol WasilauskasElizabeth Ann WellsG & R WommackDon & Sarah WoodDonald & Carol WoodardHelen & Dale Yokley

ANNIE MAE CARTERJohn & Lori Bostian

CHARLIE DUNNEdward & Mary Johnson

JAMES GLEESONKatherine Gleeson

BOB HALLW L & Jane BrockKathleen CartnerMarie CollinsGene & Dorothy DiorioMargaret EckardRuth Hoyle

KAY LYNN HANSENArlene Edwards Thompson

•DORIS JACKSONEdward & Mary Ava Johnson

FRANK JONESMozelle Jones

KIM LAKEYMichael & Rhonda BralkowskiRaymond & Christy CaldwellCarolyn CartnerMarie CollinsPaul & Katharine CornatzerCatharine DavidsonDavie Medical Associates, Novant HealthMartha EdwardsDarrell & Brenda EppersonColean FosterWilliam & Kara FreemanShirley GreeneMichael HendrixJimmie & Nellie HoltD M HornRuth HoyleGary & Connie KowalskeDoris LakeyDonald & Teresa LakeyDoris MillerNC Administrative Office of the Courts Guardian ad Litem Program - Judicial District 23

Cathy DavidsonCy Gurney Ashley JohnsonTracie Jordan Tamara Lakey

Lloyd & Sherri Robinson, JrThomas & Carolyn SmithermanRichard & Karliss VirtueMary WolaverKay WoodwardDale & Helen Yokley

CATHERINE LANEKatherine Sparks

BARBARA MCDANIELVirginia Prillaman

WINFERD MOOREVirginia Prillaman

ALMA LOUISE MORTONBlanche DavisRichard MaddenMock, Roger & Carol Mock

THOMAS NICOLLSLouis & Glorie JacobGlorie & Richard LaFondRonald & Iris Pillsbury

DR. LESLIE RAINEYWesley Bostian

BERTIE RAMSEYEdward & Mary Carter

ANNE HUGHES STURGISThomas & Meta AdamsKristen Babb

FRANK SWASTBarbara Stewart Barbara & Francis Yancey

DOROTHY THORNTONDoris Hendrick

LAURA GREY WHITAKERRev. Donald & Marian Funderburk

A STOREHOUSE FOR JESUS IN MEMORY OF

8/1/2014 – 7/31/2015

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A STOREHOUSE FOR JESUS MEDICAL MINISTRIES STAFFRuth HoyleSara Snead

THE BOGER FAMILYRobert Bowers

WESLEY BOSTIANMarie Collins

THE BOWERS FAMILYRobert Bowers

TERRY & CHRISTINE BRALLEYL G & Cyrette Sanford

WANDA BROWNDeana & Michael Hundley

JANICE CAMPBELLMarie Collins

TEDDY CARNEYMelissa & Brian Combs

JOHN & MARIE COLLINSKathie CollinsDaryl & Beth Dixon

MARIE COLLINSMcNair Tornow

MARK & KERRI CRATERElizabeth Fenwick

DAVIE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT & HOME HEALTH CAREJeffery & Melissa Spry

LEILA DELUCIAM G BradshawCharles & Honey McAnally

DARYL & BETH DIXONMr. & Mrs. Aaron Shough

STEPHEN & KAREN DOUGHTERYJacqueline Adams

MAXINE DOWELLPerry & Debbie Crutchfield

CHIP ESSICElizabeth Fenwick

DAYNE GRIFFINJames & Mary Lou Egbert

INA HOWELLUnion Chapel United Methodist Church– Willing Workers Class

SISTER MARTHA HOYLERuth Hoyle

ELEANOR JONESJohn & Lori Bostian

BILLY & AURELIA LAGLETREY & SADIE LAGLEElizabeth Fenwick

MARETHA MELTONMary Ann BarnhardtElizabeth CopeJane JonesMichael & Melody MortonSuzanne SiddenNora SmithKay WilsonRichard & Ann Younts

THE PHILLIPS FAMILYRobert Bowers

GARY PRILLAMANJ. MurphyDale & Jennifer PrillamanVirginia Prillaman

GARY & JOYCE PRILLAMANLaura Prillaman

JOYCE PRILLAMANSandra J. & Terry GwaltneyLarry & Kathryn Jenkins

DR. DAVID RAINEYWesley Bostian

BOB RAUCHJohn Heafner, Sr.

DR. & MRS. ANDREW RIVERSAnn Gillis

MARCIA SEXTON Holly HarrisLewisville United Methodist Church Preschool

JEAN SHIRLEYMarie Collins

JACK & BONNIE SNOWAnne Osborne Beal

GEORGE & ELEANOR WILSONElizabeth Fenwick

A STOREHOUSE FOR JESUS IN HONOR OF

8/1/2014 – 7/31/2015

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AGENCIESDavie County United Way (Donor Designated)

BUSINESSES / PHILANTHROPIC GROUPSAmerican Snuff Company – Taylor Brothers DivisionBarnette Heating & ACBlue Cross Blue Shield EmployeesCarolina Farm CreditChilton Heating & Cooling, Inc.Davie County Home Builders AssociationsDavie Farm BureauDavie Medical Associated – Novant HealthFuller Welding & FabricatorsGYM 365 Mocksville, LLCHanesbrand, Inc.Karen Caffey, PA, Life GroupKenneth Stone Insurance Services, Inc.Marzano Asset ManagementMaywood Home Inspections, LLCMebane FoundationPhysicians Eldercare, PAPremier RealtyRent-A-ShedRose Insurance AgencyShores Plumbing & Heating, Inc.Snell’s  Wonderful  World  of  GolfSterling EventsTruistVogler Koontz Stockert, Attorneys at LawWake Forest Baptist Medical CenterWal-MartWells Fargo Community Support CampaignWilliams Medical Textiles, Inc.

CHURCHESAdvance First Baptist ChurchAdvance Methodist ChurchBear Creek Baptist ChurchBethany Baptist of DavieBethlehem United Methodist ChurchBixby Presbyterian ChurchBlaise Baptist ChurchBurkhead United Methodist ChurchCalahan Friendship Baptist ChurchCalvary Baptist Church (Winston-Salem)Calvary Baptist Church (Mocksville)Calvary WestCenter Grove Baptist ChurchCenter United Methodist ChurchClemmons Moravian ChurchClemmons Presbyterian ChurchClemmons United Methodist ChurchCooleemee Christian ChurchCornerstone Christian ChurchEatons Baptist ChurchElbaville United Methodist ChurchFarmington Methodist ChurchFirst Baptist Church (Mocksville)First Baptist Church of CooleemeeFirst Presbyterian ChurchFirst United Methodist ChurchFriendship Baptist Church

CHURCHES ContuiedGreen Meadows Baptist ChurchHardison United Methodist ChurchHillsdale United Methodist ChurchJerusalem Baptist ChurchLewisville United Methodist Church PreschoolLiberty United Methodist ChurchLifeway ChurchMacedonia Moravian ChurchMocks United Methodist ChurchNew Union United Methodist ChurchOak Grove United Methodist ChurchPiney Grove United Methodist ChurchRedland Pentecostal Holiness ChurchRock Hill Baptist ChurchSaint Clements Episcopal ChurchSandy Springs Baptist ChurchTurrentine Baptist ChurchUnion Chapel United MethodistVictory Baptist ChurchWesley Chapel United Methodist Church

CIVIC GROUPSCooleemee Civitan ClubCooleemee Ladies Civitan ClubDavie Civitan ClubMocksville Civitan ClubMocksville Lions Club

FOUNDATIONS / GRANTS / TRUSTSAmerican Endowment FoundationAmerican Snuff Charitable FoundationBlue Cross & Blue Shield of North Carolina FoundationDavie Community FoundationEmergency Food & Shelter Grant Program (applied for)Energy United (applied for)Food Lion Foundation for the CarolinasJ. F. Whitaker TrustMargaret C. Woodson Foundation Reynolds American FoundationSmith & Davis FoundationThe Winston-Salem Foundation

GOVERNMENTN.C. Administrative Office of the Courts – Guardian ad Litem Program – Judicial District 23 Employees

SCHOOLSCornatzer Elementary SchoolDavie High School Key ClubSouth Davie Middle School Beta Club

SOCIAL GROUPSAdvance Garden ClubBermuda Run Garden ClubBermuda Run Ladies 9 & 18 Hole Golf AssociationDavie Craft AssociationDavie Quilters GuildFirst Thursday Oak Valley Bunko GroupGFWC-NC, Inc. – Mocksville  Women’s  Club

2014 Financial DonorsNote: Individual Donors are not listed to respect privacy, as well as businesses that requested to remain Anonymous

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We invite you to bring your church group, business, family, etc. and take a tour of A Storehouse For Jesus!People are usually very surprised when they actually see the ministry and all that is done here.

Ways you can help A Storehouse For Jesus:

* Volunteer * Donate Food* Sponsor a food drive * Join the Prayer Walk Team* Provide supper for Clinic volunteers* Prayer Walk Team (Contact Hope Cline)

I would like to be updated monthly of Storehouse needs

*Donating financially - (All donations are tax-deductible)Enclosed is a contribution of $______________ . Please use it in the following ways:

General Account Food AccountMedical Account - for Davie County residents onlyPharmacy Account - for Davie County residents onlySpecial Projects Account - for Davie County residents (holiday programs, school supplies, children’s needs, etc.)Evangelism Account - to purchase Bibles, Bible studies, tracts, etc..Native American Outreach Ministries - contributions to this account must be specially designated

Name _______________________________________________________ E-mail ____________________________Mailing Address __________________________________________________________________________________Home Phone # ______________________________ Cell Phone # _____________________________________

Please return this completed form to:A Storehouse For Jesus, 675 E. Lexington Road, PO Box 216, Mocksville, NC 27028

NON PROFITORGANIZATION

US POSTAGE PAIDMOCKSVILLE, NC

PERMIT # 24

A Storehouse For JesusP.O. Box 216675 E. Lexington RoadMocksville, NC 27028

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