Fentress,Texas

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We may have found the perfect location for Gomer's House. Much like what we want to offer our community, this house needs restoration. Pray for God's provision over the details and funding for this project. This ministry will offer low or no cost biblical counseling, no cost respite for ministers, and housing for missionaries. Thank you for your prayers. To get involved click the button at the top right of the screen.
This house is a 5,500 square foot 3 story colonial revival mansion sitting on almost an acre of land.

(study to entry)
study to den
in the den
One block away


Comments

Jeter Tribe said…
Oh Steph this house is breath taking!!
TJ
8:49 PM
Kyna said…
I love it! I can't wait to see all that God does.
4:46 PM
Anne Smith said…
love it!!! yay for water! where is fentress? i think you should call it the fortress of fentress. oh yeah it's gomers house. :)
love you!
10:21 PM
Pasta Curls for Him said…
What can I say? It is perfect. I just love it! All the dark walls and white trim... beautiful. And a waterfront area as well. Awesome.
9:42 PM
Tiffany Atwood said…
It's just beautiful, Steph... When do our workdays begin? :)
8:26 PM
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