“I was a stranger and you invited me in.” Matthew 25:35
Jubilee Church The Lake handed us the keys to their church.
Not just access. The kitchen for cooking lessons. The classroom for budgeting and career readiness. The electricity to run two weeks of teaching teenagers how to drive, how to cook, how to build a life past high school.
Pastor Seth Hein and Jubilee lived that out for a group of kids they’d never met, kids the world has too often overlooked. They didn’t ask what they’d get from it. They just opened the door.
Paving the Way doesn’t happen without a place to stand. This year, Jubilee was that place.
In the Ozarks, this is what community looks like.
Partners
This community is built by the people and businesses who show up, not because they have to, but because they belong to something. These are the neighbors who make everything possible.
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