Members Of FCL Gather To Network, Hear Testimony

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Indianapolis, IN–Fellowship of Christian Lumbermen (FCL) met recently in conjunction with the 124th Annual Indiana Hardwood Lumbemen’s Association (IHLA) Convention and Exposition.

Giving personal testimony at the meeting were Elijah Blecha and Nathaniel Jones, who represent Wheeler Mission Pallets & Industry in Bloomington, IN. The company provides quality pallets and crates and has a custom heat treatment chamber. Also, the firm lists among its mission The Wheeler Mission, a non-denomination, Christian, social services organization that provides critically needed goods and services to the homeless, poor and needy of central Indiana. The company also supports as its mission the Wheeler Mission Hebron addiction recovery program at Hunt Training Center, a long-term residential program, near Indianapolis. n

Learn more about Fellowship of Christian Lumbermen at www.christianlumbermen.wordpress.com.

By Terry Miller

Editor, Marketing Consultant, and Third generation publisher. With Miller Wood Trade Publications since 1983.

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