On September 13, 2009 Hurricane IKE visited Houston. Over $3 million in damage occured at Servants of Christ. Now we are rebuilding better than ever for the future of God's kingdom in Southeast Houston.

The Mision Milby sanctuary is almost complete with a new floor and new ceiling. The space is much brighter and will be suitable as a more multi-purpose space for worship, dinners, quinceneras, community meetings etc.

Scaffold began going up around the sanctuary on Wednesday, October 7. The new roof will be a green/gray slate from a quarry in the Appalachian Mountains in upstate New York.

The scaffold behind the Pastor's Office provides some temporary shade from the west sun.

The renovation of the Mission Milby Sanctuary will allow for the use of projectors for the new youth worship service that will move into that space when it is completed.

Scaffolding will encircle the entire building as the existing roof is removed and replaced with slate.

October 28, 2009 the first slate was installed. This picture was taken on October 29, 2009. No roofing is taking place as we wait for the cold front to blow through.

The cross, like a good roof, is God's protection in the storms we create.