The Hunters Mother of 21 Makes a Difference in the Lives of Others

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She says, "The sheriff came to put us out. I asked if he could wait until the next morning, even though I had no idea where we were going, but I just believed God for a miracle. The next morning ground 8 a.m. a man knocked on the door. I don't know who told him about my family being evicted, he didn't say, but he wanted to help. He said he had an 18-room house for rent for $1.00. I told him I didn't have $1.00, so he gave me $1.00 and I gave it back to him." "I was so thankful that God moved on a stranger's heart, it was a divine intervention, so I asked God, "What will you have me to do for you?

At 75, [Louise Hunter] continues to pave the way in helping others. "I don't have to do this, says Hunter, I'm an old lady, I could be sitting somewhere in a rocking chair, but I love people." "I got joy and peace and some people don't have that, so I love helping others, and encouraging them, telling them they can make it, especially single women with children," she says.

MRS. LOUISE HUNTER AND DR. WOODS. Dr. [Woods] wrote the book and screen play ''Love and Charity" the life story of Louise Hunter and the Love and Charity Homeless Shelter."

In June 1970, Mrs. Hunter opened the Love and Charity Club, a ministry designed to distribute food and gospel tracks. Dr. Woods joined the staff of the Love and Charity Homeless Shelter serving as the associate director He has written a book regarding Mrs. Hunter's life entitled "Love and Charity the Life story of Louise Hunter and the Love and Charity Homeless Shelter."

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The Hunters Mother of 21 Makes a Difference in the Lives of Others

Louise Hunter holds fond memories regarding her faith, determination, and endurance of personal encounters throughout the years.

What she remembers most is how she has stood her g...

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