It's Time for "Habitat Challenge 2004"!

	Ronald and Pamela Thompson and their three children Clark, Jessica, and Shannon from Greeneville, Tenn., are one of the hundreds of families who will become new homeowners during Habitat Challenge 2004. As Ronald says, "Ever since I got out of the military we have been working and praying for a home of our own. The Lord provided me with the opportunity to get a good education and a good job and now has answered our prayers for a home of our own."

Ronald and Pamela Thompson and their three children Clark, Jessica, and Shannon from Greeneville, Tenn., are one of the hundreds of families who will become new homeowners during Habitat Challenge 2004. As Ronald says, "Ever since I got out of the military we have been working and praying for a home of our own-the Lord provided me with the opportunity to get a good education and a good job and now has answered our prayers for a home of our own."

Each year, Habitat for Humanity embarks on an intensive building campaign called the "Habitat Challenge," as homeowner families join volunteers in a spirited race to complete as many houses as possible while more volunteers are available.

Habitat Challenge 2004 promises renewed hope and happiness to the lives of hundreds of low-income families over the next few months-thanks to the compassion and generous support from Habitat partners.

Please help families like Ronald and Pamela's experience the satisfaction of homeownership by supporting Habitat Challenge 2004. Visit www.habitat.org to donate securely on line.