Here is my crew at the
West Virginia welcome center
feeling welcomed!
They had a
long ride to
W. Virginia and were ready to get
busy, but still had a
drive to get to the
first mission location.
Here is
Sarah and DeGina resting
before the work begins.
Lazy Girls!Mountain Marketplace Mission was their
first stop. Here they
distributed food to those in need
and did some house
cleaning for the ministry.
Sarah worked the front desk handing out food.
I do
not know where or what
Hayden was doing!
This was the
couple that ran the
food ministry and
mission. What an
awesome ministry.
My beautiful Sarah! She has a servants heart.
Sarah, go
stack chairs. (inside joke)
That is where
Hayden was!!
On a roof! Great! Here he is working, that's my boy!! I knew I'd
trained him right.
Or he maybe planning to
hide the vacuum cleaner!
But here he is looking
confused or
lost. Hmm...
That would be
his father coming out!! hehe
This was the second location for the
mission trip.
Little Birch, WV Here is DeGina
talking or maybe praying at this moment, to a resident of Little Birch. They said that the man couldn't
read so his
wife read the
Bible to him.
Oh, and DeGina ,
that girl is
good at talking!!
And here is
Sarah pulling weeds,
or falling,
or praying
or looking for worms.
The girl
likes worms. She is
homeschooled, what can I say?
What are you
doing?! The pastor of
Little Birch Baptist had an
old car, which of course my
hubby couldn't resist.
I think he
begged to sit in;
glad I wasn't there to be embarrassed.
Now he wants to
redo the old T-Bird that has been
sitting in our driveway for
7 years. The picture above is the whole
group from our church.
Frightening W. Virginia since
2008!! The guy in front in the green, he is our
summer intern, bless his heart!
Bible study with the Pastor.
My kids better be
paying attention.
Don't make
me get the hose!
Last but
not least, here is
Mater, like tomato without the 'to'!!
He came back to
Ga. with the group
via our Excursion.
Actually this is a
mission project for our men's ministry.
They are going to redo it
and give it to a
ministry in W. Virginia.
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