Letter to the Editor: Thanks to those who rallied to support our neighbors in crisis
Published 6:03 pm Wednesday, March 31, 2021
Dear editor,
I welcome this opportunity to thank the following churches and individuals who answered my call and donated money to assist the citizens of Jackson during their water crisis. Something that some take for granted, many others take as a necessity; water is one of those things.
Because of your generosity, together, we were able to order 19 pallets of water (1,596 cases) from Kroger to be distributed in Jackson last weekend. I thank my church family, Gospel Temple M.B. Church, for rising to the occasion and living up to our motto “Saved to Serve.”
With God’s help, we will continue to help others when needed. It is my sincere hope and prayer that all churches will step up and step outside their four walls to help others when they are in need.
- Greater Jerusalem Baptist Church
- Pastor and Mrs. Kemp Burley
- Vicksburg Ministers Alliance
- St. Mary’s Catholic Church
- Mount Zion No. 4 and Mt. Zion — Eagle Lake
- Cedar Grove M.B. Church
- New Mt. Zion M.B. Church (Feld St.)
- Porters Chapel M.B. Church (Halls Ferry Rd.)
- Triumph M.B. Church (61N)
- Christian Home No. 2 M.B. Church
- Pastor and Mrs. Leonard Walker
- St. Marks M.B. Church (61N)
- Ms. Georgia Hicks
- Vicksburg Chief of Police Milton Moore
- Ms. Felicia Peters (FDM Services)
- St. Marks Freewill Church (State Representative and Mrs. Oscar Denton)
- Trinity Baptist Church
- Mr. King (Shiloh M.B. Church)
- Ms. Charmaine Everette
Further, I thank Mrs. Ruby Green with United Way of West Central Mississippi, and Ms. Thelma Peters for assisting me with this worthwhile project. I could not have done it without you.
Again, thank you all so very much, and may God continue to shower you with His many blessings.
Jackie Libbett
Gospel Temple M.B. Church