PRAYER REQUESTS Gospel to be given in holiday services                            Those incarcerated                  Those in drug/alcohol treatment centers                New Hope Shelter/Transitional Housing Plans                               Bible Studies                             Classroom Teacher                          Wasmogishek Food Pantry                              Staff Families	PRAISES Baby Damaris Dewing home and doing well!                         Dewing and Jensen travels               Donated labor for 2nd exit stairs -Wolf Cabin                         Donations to the Pantry                 Pantry Partnership with Potawatomi Tribe                    3,345 Box Tops Cashed in = $334.00                         Great Grant Writing Class                               Chuck Ackley
NEEDED                    Hats and Mittens for Christmas Giveaway                       Gym restroom remodeling funds                 Additional insulation in the Gym building                    Fuel Budget payment of $1,226/month               Work Group to install windows at Jensen home                             Classroom Teacher                         Additional Mission Staff                 Benjamin Dewing raising financial support IONA SENSKE HOME GOING     Former staff member Iona Senske, wife of David Senske went home to be with the Lord on October 30th. David and Iona served with the MIM for 11 years as House Parents in the Mission’s Foster Home.  They had many native children that lived with them over the years. Iona’s funeral was held on Nov. 3rd in Wallace, Michigan.  It was good to see David and the couples children Becky Senske, Bethany and her husband Scott Kisting and children and Brent and Heather Senske. David will continue to reside with Becky Senske in Dodgeville, Wisconsin.     Be in pray for David and family as they continue on without Iona.	NEW HOPE SHELTER AND TRANSITIONAL HOUSING      We are in the process of starting a homeless shelter.  We have begun startup procedures, talked with many people from other shelters, local agencies and the Salvation Army.  We get calls from people who have no place to live and others who are getting out of jail or drug/alcohol treatment that need a place to stay as they transition back into the community.  We desire to provide overnight and daily stays for emergencies and also transitional living.  We already have some of the needed facilities in place and in the next months will decide what else that we need and how to move forward in that process.  We already have at least five people who are willing to serve with us on a Homeless Shelter Board. We had a great meeting with the Field Representative from the Salvation Army on May 1st.   Mr. Tom Bremer is willing to work with us, be a member of the Homeless Shelter board and guide us as we walk through this process. The Homeless Shelter Board will be meeting again June 12th.  Be in prayer with us concerning this needed ministry.