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75 is setting out on a journey to Kentucky to collaborate with the Christian Appalachian Project. Their goal is to make a positive impact on the people they will serve, as well as on each of the 16 missioners participating in the trip. Stay tuned for updates on the work they will be doing, their impressions, and their mission moments.

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"The elderly woman is holding her monthly allotment of food. I've attended funerals of little ones who died from lack of food and nourishment. I've visited a nursing home in Nicaragua where abandoned elderly were cared for because their families could no longer feed them. "Even though I grew up very poor and we rarely had a choice of food, we still had something to eat...my Mom saw to that. And every one of these experiences together compels me to reach out to you with an urg

On Monday, February 12, 2024, twenty-plus Mission Volunteers, including eight students from Chateaugay Central School, loaded a 53-foot trailer with donated clothing, toys, and home medical equipment for shipment to the Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) in Corbin, KY.  This shipment is the second we have made to CAP in the past eight months.  CAP will distribute the donations to those in need throughout CAP's service area, which includes much of the Appalachian Mountain ran

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Mission 74 Day Five Continued Building an access ramp and deck for Agnes and Deck and railings for Dixie Home of Agnes Dunn and Dixie Wilson Tyner, KY Emergency Ramp for Medical reasons and porch railings and backdoor porch Supervisors– Clarence and John We got to meet Samantha (Sam) at breakfast this morning. She was our third and final house supervisor. Sam had volunteered at CAP for several years before she became an employee about six years ago. CAP seems to draw heavily

Mission 74 Day Four Continued Building an access ramp and deck  Home of Agnes Dunn Tyner, KY  Emergency Ramp for Medical reasons Supervisors– Clarence and John  The day began with a hot breakfast of French Toast casserole, eggs, fruit, and cottage cheese cooked by Carrie. We had a wonderful visit with Carrie, whose last day on site was Wednesday. We talked about life, faith, and family. One of the true blessings of this Mission trip has been the relationships with the CAP emp

Good morning everyone, Before I share James Carlin's summary of yesterday's mission service, I'd like to share a couple thoughts from Karen O'Brien, one of the missioners in Kentucky.  There is an attachment with a couple of photos as well. A.  Here's Karen "in her own words": "Lots of thoughts have been percolating from our first-day experience.  There was great spirit movement in the group, servant hearts pouring out hope and love.  For me, I was humbled to be there as I sa

Mudding Dry Wall and Soffit Installation  Home of Dixie Wilson Jackson County, KY Addition to Her Home Supervisor – Clarence and John   "The day began with a hot breakfast of Biscuits and Gravy, sausage, eggs, and poached pears cooked by Carrie. We started our day heading to build a porch and ramp. Clarence changed the plans because of persistent rain.   We ended up at the house of Dixie Wilson. The home Dixie lived in was a pieced-together home that was no longer safe or equ