by Jane Rodgers/Southern Baptist TEXAN, posted Tuesday, August 16, 2016 (8 years ago)
Photo provided by Mt. Zion Baptist Church
SEAGOVILLE, Texas (BP) -- The 100 residents of the unincorporated Sandbranch community have lacked potable water due to contaminated wells for a startling three decades.
The 138-year-old community, however, now has a source of quenching for its physical and spiritual thirst: Mt. Zion Baptist Church.
When Eugene Keahey became Mt. Zion's pastor four years ago, he saw an immediate need to serve the Sandbranch community by expanding the services of Project Dreamhaus, a 501c3 organization he and his wife Deanna founded in 2001. Once focused on scholarships and educational opportunities for youth, Project Dreamhaus now also helps bring basic services to the community. Read More