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KY Changers: At work helping Glens Fork resident



2017-07-13 - Glens Fork, KY - Photo by Ed Waggener, ColumbiaMagazine.com(c).
Kentucky Changers, a mission of the W.M.U. (Women's Missionary Union of Kentucky Baptist Convention, has two units in Adair County today rendering aid to residents. Many of those above are from Adair County, others are from Elkton, Trigg County, KY. Unit #20, above, built the deck and a ramp for Eva Fay Grant. Above, from left, are Eathan West, Nathan Richmond, Tom Hall, Kelsey Snider, Keri Kidd, Ivy Kidd, Tyler Porter, Bonnie Barnes, Wilma Scott, Phillip Stotts, Eva Grant, Alice Hadley, and Bro. Bill Scott, pastor of Columbia Baptist Church. In addition to the new deck and ramp addition to the house, the group washed down the exterior of the house and did many other chores around the home.


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