Poor In Spirit Ministries offers hope to hurricane victims, helping rebuild homes, lives, and faith in Pasco County, FL.
When a storm devastates everything, how do you find the strength to rebuild? For the survivors of Hurricane Heline and Milton in Pasco County, FL, the devastation was swift and overwhelming. In a matter of minutes, they lost their homes, belongings, and, tragically, loved ones. As these victims face the aftermath of their unimaginable losses, Poor In Spirit Ministries is stepping in to offer not just help but a lifeline.
Joseph Alan Seabolt, the founder and owner of Poor In Spirit Ministries, knows firsthand the power of transformation. “I’m a miracle,” he says. “Jesus has begun this work, and He will see it through.” With unwavering faith and a passion for giving back, Seabolt is leading a charge to rebuild the lives of those affected by the hurricanes one home at a time.
A Mission Born of Compassion and Purpose
Poor In Spirit Ministries isn’t just a charitable initiative, it’s a beacon of hope in Pasco County. The ministry operates as the charitable arm of Around The Town Handy Man LLC, a local business that Seabolt owns. Together, they’re not only fixing homes but also restoring lives by meeting people in their darkest moments.
“We are following the lead of Jesus to help families rebuild homes, relationships, and faith,” says Seabolt. Through this dual mission of practical and spiritual healing, Poor In Spirit Ministries is making an indelible impact in the lives of hurricane victims.
As a for-profit organization with a heart for charity, Poor In Spirit Ministries has set ambitious goals. By 2026, the organization plans to help 12 families rebuild their homes and lives. And in 2027, Seabolt intends to double that number.
The Heartbreaking Reality of Hurricane Survivors
The devastation left by Hurricanes Heline and Milton was not just a physical loss. For many survivors, it was the loss of everything they had worked for, all in the span of a few minutes. “Could you imagine,” Seabolt asks, “being homeless, jobless, your brand-new car gone, everything you own floating away, children and adults drowning in front of you with nothing you can do to help them?”
In such a short span, everything changes. The emotional toll on survivors is incalculable. Yet, what stands out in these moments of despair is the resilience of the human spirit. Poor In Spirit Ministries is offering a hand up, a safe place to grieve, and a community to lean on as victims begin to rebuild.
Why Poor In Spirit Ministries Stands Out
There are many organizations and businesses that work in disaster relief, but Poor In Spirit Ministries is different. Unlike most organizations that focus solely on the logistics of rebuilding homes, Poor In Spirit Ministries emphasizes the holistic restoration of the individual. “We don’t want to be in competition with anyone,” says Seabolt. “We want to partner with other organizations, businesses, and individuals to provide comfort, love, and security that can only be found in Christ.”
This holistic approach is rooted in the Bible, where James 1:27 reminds us of the importance of caring for those in distress. “Religion that is pure and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction and to keep oneself unstained from the world.” Poor In Spirit Ministries lives by this verse, prioritizing not just the physical rebuilding of homes but the emotional and spiritual healing of the families they serve.
A Call to Action: Join the Movement
The mission is clear: Poor In Spirit Ministries isn’t just here to rebuild homes, they’re here to rebuild lives. But they need help. The ministry’s fundraiser is a vital component of their work, providing the financial resources necessary to continue this vital work. Those who want to support can donate via the ministry’s GoFundMe page or visit their website for more information.
Joseph Alan Seabolt and Poor In Spirit Ministries need partners who care about more than just the immediate aftermath of a disaster. They need supporters who believe in long-term healing, faith restoration, and community rebuilding. Whether you’re a business, an individual, or another organization, your support can make a difference.
“Change a thought, move a muscle,” Seabolt says, reflecting on his own journey. “This is just the beginning of something much bigger.”
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