Brothers' Keeper 2022 Part One
What an amazing beginning to our week here at Brothers' Keeper 2022! God is already blessing us with wonderful weather along with a great group of students, volunteers and staff. It is wonderful to watch God work through service, worship, games, porch time and campfire. Keep us in your prayers as we continue serving this week!
Brothers' Keeper 2022 Part Two
It is wonderful to see young people so committed to God through service. Our students are making a huge difference throughout Jackson County building wheelchair ramps, decks, tarring roofs, cleaning lots, painting, restoring flower beds and more! It is awesome to see God at work!
Brothers' Keeper 2022 Part Three
God continues to bless through the ministry of Brothers' Keeper in Jackson County, West Virginia. It is an amazing thing to see God move in our students and those we are serving. God is doing an amazing work through our students, chaperones, volunteers, staff and leaders! #bk2022
Brothers' Keeper 2022 Part Four
Being the hands and feet of Jesus means working through the hot and humid weather to help others! Brothers' Keeper crews are spread across Jackson County working in all kinds of conditions to help others. We are intentionally engaging this community for Christ and God is blessing in so many ways! We are blessed to serve!
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About Brothers' Keeper
Brothers' Keeper, affectionately known as "BK" for short was established in the year 2000. Based at Parchment Valley Conference Center reaches out every year to the community for mission projects. Most are construction projects for low income families or families with a handicapped member. Youth groups from around West Virginia and surrounding states have come in to do mission work in Jackson County, West Virginia.
Every year Brothers' Keeper serves over families all over Jackson County, all while developing a mind for mission work in over 100 youth missionaries and our adult counselors and crew chiefs.
At the center of yearly planning is gospel scripture from the book of Matthew, chapter 25, verse 40. What better way to serve Christ than by serving his creation?
