Spotlight: Kids’ ‘susu boxes’ inspire

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Third- and fourth-graders in the Wednesday night class at the Woodson Chapel Church of Christ decorated “susu boxes” and raised $570 to buy water filters to serve 38 families.

The class project benefited Healing Hands, an international humanitarian aid and development organization associated with Churches of Christ.

“These children have inspired all of us at Woodson Chapel,” said teacher Sharon Archibald, who credited fellow member Linda Smith with suggesting the children each make a “susu box.”

The project reinforced class lessons on giving and glorifying God.

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