Looking back at a day in ministry at Titus 2…..from 2/26/2015
It was one of “those” days…..I spent most of my day in the car- dropping a lady at work, delivering another to a couple of doctor appointments, taking one to a housecleaning job, transporting someone else home from a stressful dental appointment, meeting a couple of gentlemen to sign some paperwork to document a community service obligation met, getting Titus 2 ministry checks signed by board members, delivering payments to utility providers, making bank deposits and handling other ministry business there, checking in at the post office box, dropping off items to a volunteer who sews lap blankets for homeless individuals or others, picking up a lovely donated daybed set for Titus 2’s residence from a donor, and more! I was glad to pull into my driveway tonight. My little Honda Element was glad, too, I think.
What does the phrase “closet emergency” bring to your mind? Maybe needing new attire for a special event or an overhaul of wardrobe color and style? Well, for John Brewington, who has reinforced a number of closets for women in recovery at the request of Cathy Byrd, he knows exactly what it means……and what it needs! Additional brackets, longer screws, shelving, sturdy rods, and locating wall studs! John rescued two Titus 2 students from another “closet emergency” yesterday when they walked into their room and found all of their hanging clothes lying on the floor of the closet and holes in the sheetrock!
We are grateful for John’s prompt response to this and other “emergencies” at Titus 2! Titus 2 is the place with the “helpful hardware man”…..John has tool box, comes when called! He’s a hero to our ladies! (And if you saw today’s news, being heroic is not new for John! We are proud and grateful for his military service.)