Schuber Mitchell Homes celebrates the launch of their newest Homes for HOPE project in Tulsa, Oklahoma. This launch marks their fifth build. As they break ground in the Pines community in Broken Arrow, this home represents more than construction. It is an opportunity to bring hope, dignity, and lasting change to families around the world.
As Christians who happen to build homes for a living we live in a very diverse industry with a crazy amount of outside influences, and if we aren’t careful we can lose track of our identity. In times like that we are reminded that “we are His workmanship, created in Christ Jesus for good works, which God prepared beforehand, that we should walk in them.” Ephesians 2:10
God is using bankers and builders to be the outward stories for the church who testify that "God who made him {aka[Jesus]} who had no sin to be sin for us, so that in him we might become the righteousness of God." 2 Corinthians 5:21
Homes for Hope partner Verity Homes was recently featured in an article on Inforum, covering the ribbon cutting ceremony for their second Home for Hope.
Homes for Hope partner McCall Homes was recently featured in an article in the Billings Gazette covering the announcement of their second Home for Hope in Billings, MT.
Last week, I went with Betenbough Homes and a group of their trades and employees to see the work of Esperanza International, HOPE International’s partner in the Dominican Republic. We got the opportunity to meet several of Esperanza’s incredible clients in two Bateyes just north of La Ramona.
Delaware home builder Bay to Beach Builders Inc. and their trade partners were recently featured in a news article in Sussex Living. The article covered their recent ribbon cutting ceremony and dedication of the first Home for Hope built in Delaware.
Four of the Homebuilding Industry's Top Consultants have agreed to offer their services at a reduced rate for homebuilders and their builder groups.
Shawn Forth Custom Homes, a builder partner of Homes for Hope, was recently highlighted by Dyrinda Tyson in a news article in the Oklahoman. It covers the recent completion of their first Home for Hope project, a 2,300-square foot home located at 18800 Havenbrook Road in Edmond, Oklahoma.
Billy Doelker, president of Key Homes LLC, was named to the NAHB's 40 Under 40 list last year. He has seen first hand the benefits that come from being a top-notch entrepreneur in America. He knows the dignity that comes from receiving a hand up rather than a handout, and sees Homes for Hope (H4H) as a tool for his company to return the favor.
