One of the newest banking institutions in Hopkinsville is challenging the community to help Grace and Mercy complete the Grace House with little or no debt.
F and M Bank board member John Peck and Market President Ryan Milauskus presented a $5,000 check to help with the cost of renovating the Grace and Mercy Grace House that will house three apartments to help ladies transition from the year-long program back to their new lives. Peck says the Grace House is the next step in the growth of the ministry.
click to download audioPeck, who is one of the original members of the Grace and Mercy Board of Directors, challenged the community to help continue to see the Grace House project through to completion.
click to download audioF & M Bank Vice-President of Commercial Lending Ryan Milauskus says the bank wants to give back to the community and the organization.
click to download audioGrace and Mercy Building Committee Chairman Bill Garnett says the support of F & M Bank and many other donors is helping turn the house into a home.
click to download audioThe Grace House includes two one-bedroom apartments on the ground floor and a larger apartment on the second floor. The house is scheduled to be completed later this month, with an open house being planned for early December.
