Little is Much... Mask Ministry Update

Little is Much…….

The Mask Ministry is now entering its 5^th week of sewing with over 600+ masks completed and distributed to healthcare professionals, first responders, and families throughout our community and beyond. Six hundred……a number of quantification, an indicator of rise and fall, or a measure of success. The news media has reported that manufacturing companies have the capability to produce one million or more masks per week. In the shadow of that vast number, Satan whispers to us, “there is no need to try. Your contribution is too small to make a difference.” But God says, “little is much, when I am in it.” So on those long days and evenings when our fingers and hands are puffy, our shoulders are tight and our backs are aching, we reflect on the encouraging words of those who have already received our masks…..”each mask I give out may save a life”…….”your ministry is such a blessing to so many”…..”our nurses are eager to use your masks”….. and God smiles and says “well done, my good and faithful servant.” And that is enough, and we press on.

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