After years of operating PET-Kansas out of Kirby’s muffler shop, a larger area was needed for building PETs. For many years generous people provided space to store finished PETs in barns, garages, etc. Recently, Keith Timmermeyer of Peabody gave us a building to enlarge the shop. We also purchased a container at very reasonable cost to store the PETs before shipment.
Thanks to many of you who have generously been part of this exciting endeavor. Our desire is to serve Jesus Christ by providing mobility to many of God’s needy children. If you can help with costs of the PET-Kansas’ facility and its mission, it will be very much appreciated.
Insulation was sprayed inside for warmth. No interior beams were needed, allowing more space for sawing, welding, assembling and painting PETs. The new facility has an office (the door on left) for visitors to view videos and discuss PET-Kansas’ missions. The space is truly a God-send.
New board members, Lois and Gerald Neher, toured the facility with Kirby and Chris while it was under construction. The Nehers were missionaries in Nigeria for many years and bring a special understanding of the needs of PET recipients in developing countries.
To help with the PET-Kansas ministry which builds and delivers PETs to the “least of these,” please consider donating to this worthy tax-exempt charity.