The dedication of the ECSET house on Saturday, July 14, 2006 marks the end of a 12-week journey for Episcopal volunteers.  From foundation to finish, volunteers from the 18 churches that make up the Episcopal Commission of South East Tennessee contributed their time, talent and treasure to make the house a reality. "Helping to build a house is a great faith-building experience," said one volunteer. "You feel that you are making a difference in someone's life."

The dedication ceremony also celebrates the new homeownership of Jerri Booker and her daughter, Kevisha. During the dedication, Jonathan Shatz, Family Services Director for Habitat for Humanity presented a new Bible to the family. With tears in her eyes, Jerri thanked everyone for making her dream come true.