HOF each year delivers the Gospel to 1,800 elementary school children in 15 locations in San Angelo and the surrounding area through its Backyard Bible Club.
By Becca Sankey
“House of Faith is not a national organization that came to San Angelo,” said Reynolds, HOF’s executive director. “We birthed it here. We found out after it started that, years before, there had been faithful (servants) of the Lord who had been praying for some time (because they) were seeing kids in the community and neighborhoods and knew they were not in a church or hearing a faith message. They would pray and ask the Lord to bring someone to do that. We like to say House of Faith, to a degree, is the answer to somebody else’s prayers.”
Reynolds and co-founder Rachel Beaver, now retired, attended the same church and worked together in youth ministry. Juvenile probation was Reynolds’ day job. “I’d see these teenagers that were 15, 16 and there were gang-related shootings, and it was just horrible. It would just break my heart,” he said. “Rachel. …would relay that to God in prayer, and He started to reveal things to her. He gave her a vision of a building, and in that building there were children learning about Jesus, and on the other side of the hall there were parents learning to be better parents.”
Upon hearing the news, Reynolds said he took out that old piece of paper and, crying, read it aloud. “I had written down before we ever started that we would (help) families,” he said. “It was amazing because it was like I was watching this 24-year-old prophecy unfold before my eyes. It really has been exactly like the plan He showed us all along.”
For more information on House of Faith or any of its programs, visit www.hofministries.com. The ministry is a nonprofit, and all its programs are free. To donate, go to www.hofministries.org/donate/give-now/.
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