(WSBT) People in Nappanee are still trying to get over the shock of the devastating storm that leveled homes and business in Nappanee and northern Kosciusko County, and tore lives apart.

But now, many have also turned their attention to the massive cleanup effort.

"The noise was deafening. It was. It was like a freight train. It was loud, real loud," said Kathy Magner. The storm left her yard in a big mess.

"I think a lot of this came from the factory over there that was demolished," Manger said. "Because I have no idea what that is, no idea."

But Saturday, she and others in Nappanee are getting some much needed help to clean it all up. Volunteers from Grace Community Church are just some of the many people already helping the people of Nappanee recover.

"I think this is the way God wants us to live, just helping each other out,"
said Jim Brown.

On Sunday, instead of having church services in Goshen all three services are going to be in Nappanee, helping the people.

"Instead of going and learning how to be the church, why don't we be the church and go out and do it," Brown said.

"I think it's wonderful that we have people who are willing to come out and stuff. I don't know what we'd do without them," said Magner.

If you'd like to help the people of Nappanee, head to the NorthWood High School Parking lot on North Main Street at 8 Sunday morning.

Organizers ask volunteers to bring gloves and wear sturdy, thick-soled shoes. Anyone under the age of 13 also needs to have a legal guardian with them. Transportation to all the work sites will be provided.