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"When I started seeking His will for my life, He just put this in front of me and I just started praying for people that are affected by human trafficking and interceding for them." said Brinlee.
college and then returned to Howe. After completing nursing school, she's now employed as such.
Brinlee says that they are unable to share the Gospel on college campuses, but will be reaching out to college-aged students through fellowship The North Texas Assembly of and offering various classes at God is also supporting her a local coffee shop. cause as she will be traveling to other churches and talking If you feel led to donate, about her mission in hopes please make checks payable to that each church will support mail to: New Beginning her in her cause. Fellowship, Note: Codie Brinlee, P.O. Box 295, Howe, Brinlee grew up in Howe and Texas, 75459. attended Howe schools from For online donations, go to Codie Brinlee's says she's been kindergarten through her graduating HHS class of www.nbfhowe.com Note: called by God to travel to Moldova to help prevent human 2007. She is the daughter of Codie Missions. trafficking by sharing His word. Ricky and Sherry Brinlee, who are also Howe graduates. The small country in between Ukrane and Romania is being helped through pumpkins sales After high school Codie of a local store and through New Brinlee moved to Huntsville Beginning Fellowship where she and Conroe, Texas to attend is currently the youth leader. Salvage Junky of Howe is donating a portion of the sales of all of the pumpkins located on the premises. Owner Debbie Wallis says that the pumpkins are grown on a Navaho Indian Reservation in New Mexico.
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"It's a job creator for them and a percentage of the sales goes to them." says Wallis. "The rest of it goes to Codie and the rest is cost-covering. It's a act of love from our family to her. Everybody in our family is working it for her." Brinlee says that she'll leave in the fall of 2016 and stay there for a year and come back for a few months. If there are more funds available for her to return, she
