The work at Siloam Church is progressing. We have been pretty busy trying to get Phase I finished in time for a re-dedication on November 12th.

The work team from Ohio, and some of the people from the church did a great job together. We hated when it was time for the team from Ohio to leave. Together, we have been able to reconstruct some walls, re-route some electrical switches, build a good permanent storage room and a temporary storage room, build some false beams, change some lights, fill in 2 doors, repair some drywall, and now we are trying to finish the drywall, paint, and put up the trim.

After the team left, some of the people from Siloam Church have continued to help and it is such a joy to work with them. I will try to keep updates coming with pictures. Please continue to keep us in your prayers.

In His service,
​Tom Amlin

Renovations and improvements continue at Siloam Church on the Gila River Reservation.

The original front door was torn out and replaced with block to allow the church to reverse the building's layout.

See the process and end result in the slideshow. Pastor Steve Cartwright has commented on how much easier it is to hear at the front of the church after the improvements.

One of the ministries we are blessed to be a part of is the redesign and remodel of the Siloam Church on the Gila River Reservation.

This church was established over 100 years ago when a man donated the land to the people to build a sandwich building for church.

​What is a sandwich building you ask? We will answer that question and more as we continue to feature the Siloam church with more history, new progress, ministry development, and how you can help if you like. The information will be ongoing for the next few weeks which will include members, work teams, and maybe pictures of a sunset.