Hainamosa COVID Relief Project
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November 30, 2020
Hainamosa COVID Relief Project

Our sister church in Hainamosa, Dominican Republic, has been assisting 20 local families most impacted by COVID-19. The cost to help one of these families is $225. Join us as we partner with this church to care for the vulnerable families by donating to Hainamosa COVID Relief Project.

Listen in as Pastor Jose Lopez shares about their efforts as a church in Hainamosa, Dominican Republic to help local families that have been most impacted by COVID-19.

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