This blog has been created so that we might be able to share the good news of the work that Christ is doing through us in local and global mission projects. Many of the projects have been coordinated through the CRWRC (Christian Reformed World Relief Committee) and Disaster Response Services (DRS) as well as other relief agencies.
Tuesday, October 16, 2007
Slidell
I'm not to sure about this blogging stuff, by the time I get on the internet I have spent a half hr on the computer. I have a long way to go. We have had a great week and a half. It took a drywall sanding blitz with all hands that we could use to get Doug and Mary's shotgun house ready for paint. Today we have the whole house with one coat of paint and some rooms starting on the second coat. The house that I sent a picture of we have it leveled ,all the plywood on the floors the windows out and the room arrangement set up so we can put up the studs on the inside to make things a bit more stable. My first reaction to the house was what a dump that was before I met the owner . Now the house has a face of a elderly little lady who told us she has waited for 2 years to get back home. Now it is the red house and a very special challenge, right up Rich's idea of a fun job. The group of people we have working with us give 110% they also have a good time doing it. I have never worked with such a funny group. It starts around the breakfast table already and goes on until bed. I guess we have to work them harder. It makes for a great time. We have a Last Nail on Fri and I hear even the Mayor is coming, Ms. Frances knows every one in this town. She also feeds us at noon and half of the neighborhood. Things are going well. I will try pictures later when time permits. Thank you for your prayers we could not do without them. Rich & Phyl
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It sounds like quite a shindig is planned for your Last nail. It's making me jealous!! I sent pictures of Miss Frances' house. Hope you get them. Have a great 2nd week. Mary
Rich and Phyl~
Keep up the good work blogging! New things sometimes are a bit challenging, but you are doing a great job! We are truly enjoying reading about all that you are doing. It helps us back home to feel closer to your work, understanding through your written words and pictures the depth of what has to be done yet for these families and individuals. We pray that you have strength and endurance to do the work each day, and enjoy the fellowship of one another as you work. Thank you for taking some of your time to share your experiences with us back home. God Bless!
Kathy Westendorp
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