Town should help fix Faith Christian Ministries building
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Faith Christian Ministries of Spring Hope helped me stop an eviction order and catch up on my back rent. The organization has helped many people in Spring Hope, including me, and we need them in our town.
The town should help the group’s leaders solve the problems so they can repair their building, operate their store and continue to help the people of Spring Hope.
I’m a valued customer of Faith Christian Ministries since 2015. I am asking for your help to repair our building where the building next to us did damage to ours. We are losing money and need our customers back so we can get back into the business of providing much-needed assistance to the people of Spring Hope.
We really appreciate any help. Thanks!
Alethea Bryant
Spring Hope
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