“But Jesus beheld them, and said unto them, With men this is impossible; but with God all things are possible.” Matthew 19:26

Mission Impossible July 2020

PIEDMONT

RESCUE MISSION

“OFFERING A HAND UP,NOT A HAND OUT”

1982-2020

P.O. Box 996

Burlington, NC 27216

336-229-6995

prm@triad.twcbc.com

www.piedmontrescuemission.org

Piedmont Rescue Mission “Offering a Hand up, not a Hand out”

1982-2020

“Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.” Psalm 150:6

In our world today, with all the turmoil we are facing, let us not forget to Praise the Lord. It is so easy to

focus on our circumstances and get bogged down in what is wrong with the world that we forget to praise our

creator. At this time we need to remember the one who created us is in control of the world and what seems

to be chaos that is in the world right now. Nothing we are facing today has taken Him by surprise!

I am going to Praise the Lord in this letter for all the blessings He has and is bestowing on Piedmont Rescue

Mission ministries on a daily basis. Please join me in praising the Lord!

Alamance Rescue Mission: Praise the Lord we are all remaining healthy! Praise the Lord for the two

men who made a profession of faith in church two weeks ago. Praise the Lord for supplying all we have

needed to feed and take care of the men during this time. Praise the Lord for faithful men and women who

work along beside us in this ministry.

Alamance Pregnancy Services: Praise the Lord for at least 5 healthy babies born last month. Praise the

Lord for keeping all the moms healthy. Praise the Lord for supplying all the things we need for the babies

and the moms. Praise the Lord for health for both of our ladies that are maintaining the office. Praise the

Lord for the churches who have participated in the Baby Bottle Boomerang.

PRM Family Shelter: Praise the Lord for the electrician who has volunteered his time to do the electrical

work needed at the shelter. Praise the Lord for the precious family, including a Grandfather and 5 of his

grandsons who are volunteering their time to do the carpentry work needed at the shelter. Praise the Lord

for continued support for the shelter.

Good Samaritan Super Thrift: Praise the Lord we are able to open to the public again. Praise the Lord

our staff at the store are all remaining healthy. Praise the Lord we can receive and pick up donated items

again.

Praise the Lord for all of you who stand with us in prayer and financial support for all of the ministries of

Piedmont Rescue Mission!

Praise is a form of worship, so let’s worship the Lord with our praise today. We have so much to praise Him

for we could go on endlessly! He is a wonderful God and worthy of our praise.

“Let every thing that hath breath praise the Lord. Praise ye the Lord.”

Tony Honeycutt, Executive Director

Alamance Pregnancy Services 336-222-9195 /Alamance Rescue Mission 336-228-0782

Alamance Rescue Mission

Good Samaritan Super Thrift Store

For the first time in 3 months we were blessed with the “Men On A Mis-

sion” choir singing at church this last Sunday. What a blessing it was to see

two new men in the choir who just made a profession of faith in the Lord

several weeks ago. The men sang “He’s Got the Whole World in His

Hands”. The song was so appropriate for the times we are going through

these days. A reminder to us all that He has all of us who are His children

in His hand and He will take care of us.

As I listened to this song, memories flooded through my mind of our days

in Africa. As most of you know Tony fell down a 60 ft. well while in

Kenya. Remembering back to when this happened, Tony had been singing

“He’s Got The Whole World In His Hands” that whole week before he fell.

Standing at the opening of the well screaming Tony to the top of my lungs, all I could think of was I had lost him. When

I finally heard his faint voice saying “I’m Ok” joy filled my heart to know that God had protected him and was holding

him in the palm of His hands. We have a wonderful God who has promised He will never leave us or forsake us.

We Praise Him for His loving and protecting hands during these times of uncertainty in our world today.

The mission is continuing to be very strict on sanitizing the building and wearing mask when in close contact. The Lord

is continuing to bless the men with health. Many of them work outside the mission so please remember to pray for their

safety on their jobs.

We have a special request for a gentleman here at this time. He has been diagnosed with Cancer and is struggling with

the next steps he will take in his life. Pray God will give him wisdom on what direction to go with his treatment. Please

pray for healing for him.

We thank all of you who pray for us daily and support the mission financially. God bless you !

Tony and Tammy Honeycutt

Phil. 4:13

Justin Holdren hard at

work getting

merchandise priced.

Barbara pricing items to

go out on the floor

“He’s Got The Whole World in His Hands”

Wayne and Howard, Not

sure what they are doing .

Marie organizing and

putting out shoes .

It has been a hard couple of months, but we survived the store being

closed for 6 weeks!

We want to thank all of those who continued to donate items and support

us while we were closed. On the bright side, the time allowed us to

totally reorganize our back warehouse in order to make the flow of

merchandise to the store floor easier and to keep the shelves full!

Although we will be adding extra open days soon, our current limited

hours are: Thursday and Friday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm and Saturday

100:00 am to 2:00 pm.

We are have continued our pickups again on Tuesday and Thursday and

Saturday Yard Sale pickups after 2:00 p.m. If you would like for us to

pick up from your house please call 336-229-4900 for an appointment.

Keep checking our Face book page at “Good Samaritan Super Thrift” for

updates to hours and to see weekly pictures of the great items we have

in the store.

Please bear with us as we continue to navigate weekly changes during

this pandemic. Thank you for you support of Piedmont Rescue Mission.

Justin Holdren, GSST Director

PRM Family Shelter 336-222-9195 /Good Samaritan in Burlington |336-229-4900

Alamance Pregnancy Services

PRM Family Shelter

At the beginning of June Zenora was born weighing less than 4 pounds . After spending

approximately 3 weeks in the hospital she was able to go home with her mom. Needless to

say her mom was ecstatic to finally get her baby girl home. Her big sister was so happy to

finally meet her little sister for the first time. Malisha brought the baby by the office for us

to meet. What a joy it was to finally see her and know she is home and healthy. Please pray

for this family as they go through many changes. God is working miracles in the marriage

relationship and bringing their precious family closer to Him and each other.

The Baby Bottle Boomerang is being held over til the end of July. We have had several

people come by to get bottles and to turn in full bottles. The Covid 19 issue has really been

a issue for us this year but we are so grateful to all of you who have made a way to partici-

pate regardless of the road blocks we have faced. We are leaving the outcome in the Lord’s

hand.

We did resume our classes in June, but because of the Covid 19 it seems the ladies are hesi-

tant to come out for the classes. Please pray that we will have more participation in the

classes in July. We are taking safety measures to make sure the ladies are protected and that

we are to. Thank you so much for all you do for Alamance Pregnancy Services.

God Bless You.

Tammy Honeycutt, APS Counselor

Jeanne Weeks, APS Counselor

Our happiest days at APS are when

we get to meet the precious babies

after they are born!

WE LOVE OUR

BABIES

Electrician doing

Electrical work

for the Kitchen.

Two grandsons

pulling down walls

to make room for

apartment dividers.

“Except the Lord build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the

Lord Keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain,”

Psalm 127:1

We are trusting the Lord to build the shelter into a home for so many women

with children in need. Within the last hour I have had a lady come into the

pregnancy services with 2 children and expecting a 3rd in 4 weeks who has been

put in a position of having nowhere to live. Please pray that she will find

adequate housing before her baby is born. We are saddened when we have to

turn ladies with such a need away.

The need is so great and sometimes we wonder why it takes us so long to get

things done for the shelter but we have to remember even in the delays God is in

control. In His time the shelter will be finished. We just have to continue to be

faithful to His calling and press on with the work.

We are so grateful to the volunteers who are stepping up to help us get the work

done. Without our volunteers the work would be even slower. Thank you to the

electrician, Sam Langford and for Ray Pankratz , a professional construction

contractor and his 5 grandsons for taking off of their busy work schedules to do

the work at the shelter.

Please continue to pray for and support the Family Shelter financially.

Thank you for your support and God bless you.

Grandfather and

grandsons

clearing out room

to build dividing

walls for an

apartment.

The youngest

grandson pulling

nails out of boards

so that they can be

reused.

Up Coming Events

Remember to shop

and donate to our Thrift Store

Good Samaritan Super Thrift Store

1636 N Church Street

Burlington, NC 27217

Director: Justin Holdren 336-229-4900

All proceeds from our store go to

support the ministries of

Piedmont Rescue Mission

Alamance Rescue Mission

Alamance Pregnancy Services

PRM Family Shelter

Piedmont Rescue Mission 336-229-6995 / www.piedmontrescuemission.org

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& Good Samaritan Thrift Store

Alamance Rescue Mission Needs Margarine and Crisco

Large Assorted Can Vegetables

Cooking oil

Ketchup, Mayonnaise, Mustard

Coffee & Tea

Sugar

Alamance Pregnancy Service Diapers Sizes Newborn, 3 and 4

Cribs

Baby Shampoo & Lotions

Bassinets

Gently used clothes & new

Sizes 0- 4T

PRM Family Shelter Operating Expenses

Volunteers

Materials

Prayers !!!!

Baby Bottle Boomerang

May—July 2020

Greater Vision Banquet

October 22,2020

Thanksgiving Community Meal

November 21, 2020

Christmas Community Meal

December 19, 2020

Piedmont Rescue Mission

Ministry Needs

Ways you can help and Donate to the

Ministries of Piedmont Rescue Mission

Praying for our residents and staff

Giving a financial gift

Donating gently used clothing and

other items, including vehicles

Remember the Mission in your

estate planning

Share the need with your family,

friends, church, club and

co-workers.

Volunteer your time

You can Donate Online

www.piedmontrescuemission.org

Call (336-299-6995)

Mail your special gift to:

Piedmont Rescue Mission

PO Box 996

Burlington, NC 27216

If you know someone that needs

help email us at

prm@triadtwcbc.com

Or call 336-229-6995