Beyond the exterior walls, there was more work to be done. "The storage building needed a new roof, and the trees around the property needed trimming and cleanup," Bob recalled. The task ahead was significant, but he knew that with the help of SeedOne and the dedication of volunteers, the transformation would be possible.

The project officially began in May 2024 and stretched over several months, wrapping up in November. Bob and the team worked diligently to paint the wooden trim, and reroof the storage building.  A stucco contractor was hired to apply the stucco. What stood out to him the most was the congregation's willingness to help. "The congregation provided needed labor," he said. Even in a small community, the church body was eager to contribute to the revitalization of their place of worship.

The impact of the project extended beyond the church walls. Individuals from the community—many of whom had no direct connection to the church—stepped up to help. "They came out with equipment to improve the driveway and work on the crosses," Bob shared.  Rev. Bridges assured that the crosses, downspouts, and any wood (windows, doors, and fascia) were thoroughly painted. It was a testament to how God can move in the hearts of people, drawing them together for a common purpose.

Financially, the project was a significant undertaking, with the stucco alone costing $26,000. The church covered half of the expense, while SeedOne provided the remaining funds. The generosity and faithfulness of those involved ensured that the church would have a long-lasting, well-protected building to serve its members for years to come.

Reflecting on his time in Alamo, Bob had a message for those considering serving with SeedOne: "If you go to one project, you’ll want to go to the next one." The experience of working together, seeing tangible results, and knowing that the work directly impacts a community’s ability to worship and minister makes it all worthwhile.

To pastors who may be contemplating involvement with SeedOne, Bob offered this encouragement: "Service in God’s Kingdom is rewarding. Your church volunteers will be blessed to serve, and they will bring the excitement back to their home church."

Through Bob's dedication and the combined efforts of SeedOne, Trinity Assembly of God now stands stronger—both physically and spiritually. His story is a reminder that when we come together to serve, God moves in incredible ways, blessing not only the churches we work on but also the hearts of those who give their time and talents.