Helping Hands is a ministry of Satsuma First Baptist. This amazing group of women purchase fabric and spend each Tuesday sewing, quilting, and knitting baby items for clients of the Women's Resource Center in Saraland. Each year the group also works on items to be placed for auction at our Spring Banquet. These women are a true blessing and we are so thankful for all that they do.
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Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Monday, January 31, 2011
Helping Hands
| Leslie Walker of Helping Hands |
Helping Hands of First Baptist Satsuma made a donation to the Saraland office of handmade quilts, blankets, burp cloths, bibs, and towels.
Tuesday, November 16, 2010
In Memory of Millie
At First Baptist Church Satsuma there is a group of women that do a very special thing. They are called Helping Hands. These women carefully select fabrics to wash, iron, and cut. The Helping Hands Ministry then sews, embroiders, crochets and quilts baby items for the Baby Boutique in our Saraland Women's Resource Center. These items have blessed so many new mothers and their children.
Recently Mrs. Mildrege "Millie" Langley, a member of Helping Hands, passed away. Millie Langley leaves a long legacy. Her family came first, helping in every event her three children and recently her grandchildren were involved in. She has sewn many prom dresses and even Azalea Trail Maid dresses through the years. A special project Millie worked with for the past three years is Helping Hands. Millie has cut out most all of the blankets, bibs and burp cloth sets the group has made, the count in 2009 was 167 sets. Her death November 1st leaves a big hole in many lives. She is survived by her husband, Alfred Langley, her three children and several grandchildren.
| Sets that were cut out by Millie, sewn by Healping Hands, and donated to the Women's Resource Center in Saraland |
Recently Mrs. Mildrege "Millie" Langley, a member of Helping Hands, passed away. Millie Langley leaves a long legacy. Her family came first, helping in every event her three children and recently her grandchildren were involved in. She has sewn many prom dresses and even Azalea Trail Maid dresses through the years. A special project Millie worked with for the past three years is Helping Hands. Millie has cut out most all of the blankets, bibs and burp cloth sets the group has made, the count in 2009 was 167 sets. Her death November 1st leaves a big hole in many lives. She is survived by her husband, Alfred Langley, her three children and several grandchildren.
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