Friends of Cono : Brevard Ridge Haven Prayer Emergency

Wednesday, December 12, 2018

Brevard Ridge Haven Prayer Emergency

Brothers and sister of faith:

I just received an urgent prayer request from Wallace Anderson, Ridge Haven's Director. This snow storm hit the camp very hard, with power lines down, no power, trees falling. Pray for safety for all the staff. The temperature is dropping to teens tonight, and staff is desperately draining the pipes before they freeze. There is significant other damages as well. Please pray now for this situation and pass this along as you can.

Your partner in love for Ridge Haven ministries and prayer partner.

Andy White for the Board

LATEST UPDATE: As of yesterday (Tuesday), power has been restored to the Brevard campus and damage is limited. Trees and roads still need clearing, but after today, temperatures should be above freezing for most of the remainder of this week. THANKS for praying.

1 comment:

Annie Chase said...: Thank you for the update. Praying.; December 12, 2018 at 7:55 PM

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We are past students, educators, community members, and anyone who loves Cono Christian School. We have been influenced and our lives changed as a result from experiences and lessons learned at Cono.

The property at Cono is now owned and operated by Ridge Haven Cono, a camping and retreat ministry of the Presbyterian Church in America. Jesus is at the center of this ministry, and its executive director is Wallace Anderson. Ridge Haven also has a camp near Brevard, North Carolina.

Through our giving we believe that God will once again use this generation of believers to invest in the next generation. We believe that He will use our hands and feet to minister to those whom He calls to the Cono campus once again. You can donate at ridgehaven.org/donations. Look for a way to specify that it goes to Ridge Haven Cono. If you would like more details, please email abelz100@gmail.com.

We will be delighted to accomplish this resurgence of “Cono" together. We know from Psalm 50:10 that God owns "...the cattle on a thousand hills," and that He could accomplish this goal without us, but we love that He chooses to use people like you and me to live out and accomplish His purposes.