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New Vision Renewable Energy Marks 15 Years Of Operation



On Monday April 22, New Vision staff and friends gathered to cut a ribbon to mark an open house opportunity for people to enter the first Tiny House in the New Vision Village development. Construction of the first unit began on March 22 in a facility provided by Doward and Twila Matlick. The tiny home project is supported by the Top Gun Carpenters group of professional builders connected to New Vision. The Tiny House was moved onto the property on April 8 by Highland homes, and the staff of New Vision has been working to get the home to completion. The 32’ x 15’ Tiny Home was sponsored by the Chapel Springs Assembly of God Church, in Chapel Springs Virginia.


The Earth Day celebration concluded with some landscaping work and a smoked meat dinner and time of reflection celebrating for 15 years of ministry in Barbour County and helping in different places around the world.


Anyone wishing to learn more about New Vision Village or help out in any way can, contact Ruston Seaman the New Vision Director at 304-668-2191.


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