Last Tuesday executive pastor Shane Jones and 14 volunteers from their serve team went to Selma to do what they could to help those in need.
“I think you’re in awe. It just doesn’t get any easier because you sit there and you see a couple standing outside their home that used to be their home that’s not their home,” said Jones.
“Most of them have lost everything. Just the smile on someone’s face, just the appreciation. To be over there for four days and just kind of smile and share a little bit of hope and just pray with people and let everyone know everything’s going to be ok,” added Jones. “The building was absolutely destroyed and the only room that was not destroyed was where the kids were in the daycare,” said Jones. “I get cold chills thinking about it just how God protected those people and especially those kids in that room.”
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