Morning Glory Ministries International
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| The Morning Glory House PRESENT 2008 |
| PAST 2001 |
| FUTURE |
| A Gathering Place for the Family |
The 14-room Morning Glory House is
the renovated home of the late Mr.
James Ackers of Morgantown, WV,
Jere Hollow. At present, it is a
gathering place for the family as they
receive encouragement to build the
dreams of their young people. It is the
location where the Dream Builder
Awards Committee members make
decisions concerning the William David
Dilworth Memorial Grant and Musical
Instrument Awards.
To the naked eye, the house does not
look like the elegant 250-room Biltmore
House and Gardens of Edith and
George Vanderbilt located in Asheville,
NC.
http://www.biltmore.com/visit/house/defa
ult.asp
The founders and Board of Directors
of Morning Glory Ministries are
stepping out on faith and calling things
that be not as though they are.
(Romans 4:17b)
Since taking possession of the house
in 2001 many improvements have
taken place. The building now houses
the Welcome/Conference Hall, Admin
Office1, Morning Glory Art Gallery,
Counseling Nook, Kitchen, 3 Baths
(one full bath and 2 half-baths), a
Sound Studio, Engineering Room,
Admin Office2, Laundry Room, Youth
Resource Room and Little Theater.
We have the faith that someday soon,
the Morning Glory House will be a true
Mansion complete with the elegant
Morning Glory Banquet Hall and
beautiful Morning Glory Gardens.
We are Dream Builders for Youth
the renovated home of the late Mr.
James Ackers of Morgantown, WV,
Jere Hollow. At present, it is a
gathering place for the family as they
receive encouragement to build the
dreams of their young people. It is the
location where the Dream Builder
Awards Committee members make
decisions concerning the William David
Dilworth Memorial Grant and Musical
Instrument Awards.
To the naked eye, the house does not
look like the elegant 250-room Biltmore
House and Gardens of Edith and
George Vanderbilt located in Asheville,
NC.
http://www.biltmore.com/visit/house/defa
ult.asp
The founders and Board of Directors
of Morning Glory Ministries are
stepping out on faith and calling things
that be not as though they are.
(Romans 4:17b)
Since taking possession of the house
in 2001 many improvements have
taken place. The building now houses
the Welcome/Conference Hall, Admin
Office1, Morning Glory Art Gallery,
Counseling Nook, Kitchen, 3 Baths
(one full bath and 2 half-baths), a
Sound Studio, Engineering Room,
Admin Office2, Laundry Room, Youth
Resource Room and Little Theater.
We have the faith that someday soon,
the Morning Glory House will be a true
Mansion complete with the elegant
Morning Glory Banquet Hall and
beautiful Morning Glory Gardens.
We are Dream Builders for Youth