MISSION STATEMENT
As a way to be of encouragement to all widows/widowers, with special emphasis on older and more isolated individuals, Volunteer Care Teams deliver holiday and birthday remembrances and reach out through various communication means to Mooresville area widowers registered in the
Felicity Manor Community.
Felicity Manor began in the heart of Mooresville Native, Jill Lowe. After years of thinking the vision God gave her was impossible, the dream to build a residential care facility for widows remained just a dream for 10+ years.
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HISTORY OF FELICITY MANOR
Felicity Manor began in the heart of Mooresville Native, Jill Lowe. After years of thinking the vision God gave her was impossible, the dream to build a residential care facility for widows remained just a dream for 10+ years.
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Confirmation that Lowe was on the right track came early 2020. A friend shared finding 4 small coins in separate instances. God showed both women what they believed the coins represented and served as an encouragement that the house needed to go forward.
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Felicity Manor began to take shape and within a few short months, Felicity Manor Gives Back was rolled out as a community outreach of the house.
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Effective Dec. 31, 2023, Felicity Manor officially completed a plan of non-profit dissolution.
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Today, the mission continues as an outreach ministry under Freedom Connections, a local outreach church located in Mooresville, NC.
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CURRENT MISSION
As a way to be of encouragement to all widows/widowers, with special emphasis on older and more isolated individuals, Volunteers deliver holiday and birthday remembrances and reach out through various communication means to Mooresville area widowers registered in the Felicity Manor Community.
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