Barn of Blessing Ministries is celebrating the end of its second year.  As a young non-profit organization, we are proud of our accomplishments.  

 

Over our first two years in existence, we financially assisted: 

• With the sending out of care packages that included elements for Holy Communion and anointing oil.

• A disabled pastor needing to relocate into a more affordable housing situation. 

• A young family man with stage three cancer.  

• An abused mother with her relocation.

• A young woman unable to afford her needed vitamin supplements.

• A young man and woman with gasoline.

• A family whose baby is fighting for his life.  

• A struggling food server who’s hours and tips were cut due to Covid-19.  

• Senior citizens needing help with food and transportation. 

• A student needing help to afford youth camp.

• Car accident victims with buying a new car seat.

• A homeless man with a food card.

• A mother of seven who’s husband unexpectedly passed away. 

• A senior citizen who had a fall and needed help finishing work on his roof.

• Jewish people in Ukraine with food care packages.​​

• A father who was out of work for several months due to a knee injury caused by a ski accident.

• A couple whose life’s possessions were stolen from a U-Haul during their move.

• A woman who was being evicted because she couldn’t afford rent.

• A disabled pastor needing assistance paying his rent and storage fees. 

• Senior citizens needing someone to talk to, help with household supplies, food and transportation. 

• Jewish people in Israel after the Hamas attack. 

 

Ministry Van

• We were able to purchase a brand new cargo van that we converted into a “Ministry Van.”  This van has enabled us to travel to various locations to administer communion, anoint with oil, and visit with several Senior Citizens.  We were able to facilitate a reunion of a disabled son to his parents.  They had not seen each other in three years due to transportation and physical mobility challenges.