Bag of dresses from Hutterite colony sparks mission to assist African families
Claremont woman establishes charity with help from Hutterite sewers, network of pastors
Annalisa Cutler didn’t set out to create a nonprofit organization helping people in Africa.
But through an unexpected and unpredictable series of events, that’s exactly what’s happened.
A stay-at-home mother of 17 children in Claremont, Cutler said the entire journey for Mommy Missions started with a bag of dresses donated by members of the Thunderbird Hutterite Colony near Faulkton.
“I was going to get vegetables,” Cutler recalled. “After she loaded me up with vegetables, she tossed a bag into my van.”
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