Beech Tree News Network

The repurposing of a church in Princeton has enabled Fuller Physical Therapy to donate a major gift valued at $3,500 to Hartford Baptist Church.

“We purchased a former church in Princeton that we are transforming into our next Fuller Physical Therapy location when we discovered a fairly new complete sound system,” explains Fuller Physical Therapy CEO Chris Fuller. “We knew Hartford Baptist wanted to keep up with technology so we approached them about using the equipment.”

“Everything we need to reach out to youth and show videos at our worship services is part of this generous donation,” says Pastor Jason Bratcher. “This gift enables us to upgrade the speakers and microphones in our youth facility and run all kinds of visuals during our worship services and community events. This will especially help us reach out to Millennials who have come to expect the use of technology in churches.”

The pastor of the 500-member church is deeply grateful for the generous gift of technology. As for Chris Fuller, he and his staff believe in giving back to the community.

“The first of our five company values at Fuller is that, “I will treat my fellow man as Christ did when He walked the Earth. All my actions will reflect the Golden Rule; I will treat others better than I expect to be treated.”

Princeton will be Fuller’s fifth location. Fuller also has facilities in Leitchfield, Beaver Dam, Providence and Morgantown.

For more information on convenient Fuller Physical Therapy locations and their services phone (270) 259-0551.