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Dear Tri-Kin,
Many each one of you and your families has a blessed and safe Thanksgiving! We have much to be Thankful for in the confused and tough times. We know how to be safe. Let’s do it … for God’s sake.
Our supply of packing boxes stored in the rafters will not be replenished until 4 December, Spokane Packaging is explosively busy. If we run out, we will keep building.
We have 10 packed Carts in our 40’ container with 4 more in the Trinity Shop. Plus there are 6 built Carts ready for packing. We’re down to one packer which insures we will always be behind the builders. That’s OK.
We will adjust.
The October Newsletter has stimulated nice donations. Thanks, Don. This is greatly appreciated after so few in July, August and September. My big concern has been a load of tires due in late December. That invoice will be around $10,000 dollars. We can cover it now given current projections.
Our welders sponsored a wonderful Birthday party for Wayne Engstrom. Although he is younger than me, we still celebrated him with great gusto, drinks and pastries. H has been welding for Trinity almost since we started. The weather broke just right so we could cheer from outside and sing the traditional greeting song.
Thanks, John for sponsoring this relational time.
Our intrepid painters are deep into hooking, priming and coloring 2 loads of wood parts with more coming today. They have cheerfully accepted the challenge and have been keeping the storage racks pretty much full. Our Puget Sound Tri-Kin have been busy using table saws, chop saws and more to keep the wood parts flowing. Sadly, the Virus has closed the Canadian border, We can’t pick up a donated load of lumber. Robert, we will get it. Thanks for making it available. Don Mortenson donated about 8 gallons of paint. Thanks, Don.
If anyone knows about wood stoves, please contact me. I’m about to make an expensive decision and would like another’s input. Thanks.
Live Boldly and Love God,
Aardvark
Many each one of you and your families has a blessed and safe Thanksgiving! We have much to be Thankful for in the confused and tough times. We know how to be safe. Let’s do it … for God’s sake.
Our supply of packing boxes stored in the rafters will not be replenished until 4 December, Spokane Packaging is explosively busy. If we run out, we will keep building.
We have 10 packed Carts in our 40’ container with 4 more in the Trinity Shop. Plus there are 6 built Carts ready for packing. We’re down to one packer which insures we will always be behind the builders. That’s OK.
We will adjust.
The October Newsletter has stimulated nice donations. Thanks, Don. This is greatly appreciated after so few in July, August and September. My big concern has been a load of tires due in late December. That invoice will be around $10,000 dollars. We can cover it now given current projections.
Our welders sponsored a wonderful Birthday party for Wayne Engstrom. Although he is younger than me, we still celebrated him with great gusto, drinks and pastries. H has been welding for Trinity almost since we started. The weather broke just right so we could cheer from outside and sing the traditional greeting song.
Thanks, John for sponsoring this relational time.
Our intrepid painters are deep into hooking, priming and coloring 2 loads of wood parts with more coming today. They have cheerfully accepted the challenge and have been keeping the storage racks pretty much full. Our Puget Sound Tri-Kin have been busy using table saws, chop saws and more to keep the wood parts flowing. Sadly, the Virus has closed the Canadian border, We can’t pick up a donated load of lumber. Robert, we will get it. Thanks for making it available. Don Mortenson donated about 8 gallons of paint. Thanks, Don.
If anyone knows about wood stoves, please contact me. I’m about to make an expensive decision and would like another’s input. Thanks.
Live Boldly and Love God,
Aardvark
THANK YOU, WORLD VISION!!!
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World Vision International will be delivering Rainbow Freedom Carts for the Northwest Trinity Project! We are blessed to partner with this great organization.
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Christians around the world are helping victims of polio lead fruitful, fulfilling lives. Read this inspiring story of lives transformed through Christian charity:
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