Memorial Day is Monday May 26, 2008
Praise God for our Veterans!
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Welcome to the Quinn House!
Located in downtown Lawrenceville, GA for the past 25 years, The Quinn House was founded by John and Carrol Quinn because they recognized a great need in Gwinnett County for assisting individuals and families on all levels. They began by bringing homeless families into their own home and as their outreach grew, so did The Quinn House. Over those 25 years, The Quinn House is now a multi-task, non-profit Outreach Operation that assists hundreds of people in Gwinnett County and in other areas of the State.
Kurt's Daily Muse
There was a man who lived among the tombs in the area of the Gadarenes, who was filled with demons (Mark 5). Everyone in town knew of him, because they could hear him day and night screaming in agony, cutting himself with stones, and running around naked.The authorities tried to put him in prison, binding him with chains, but he'd break the shackles and escape. So they left him alone, to live among the dead...where he belonged.
Spring 2008 Newsletter
All of us here at The Quinn House would like to express our sincere thanks for your expressions of sympathy and memorial donations upon the death of our Founder, Carrol Quinn, on January 6, 2008. Carrol fought a courageous battle with cancer and left such a legacy for all of us. It has been three months since Carrol went Home and we still feel her so much within the homes and hallways here. Her spirit holds us up to continue her mission here in Gwinnett County to serve the needy. We thank each of you for your expressions of kindness in honoring Carrol. We are honored ourselves with our work here and hope that we can continue to keep her spirit alive for many more years by serving those in need in her name.
Strength Beyond Self
2 Corinthians 1:8-11
“Into every life a little rain must fall.” So goes the familiar saying about the inevitability of hardship. But what if the rain turns into a torrential downpour like a life challenge that requires strength beyond what is humanly possible? The apostle Paul describes such a situation in his letter to the Corinthians. He wrote of an affliction that weighed so heavily on his heart and body that he didn’t expect to survive.





