We began the month of April with a group of volunteers from Bridgewater and Dayton, VA. Their driver, from Harrisonburg, also worked with the teams. A number of Long Term Volunteers departed at the end of March and early April. We are deeply grateful...
What does a work week look like in MDS? MDS is fellowship, work, touching lives, both the homeowners we volunteer for and touching the lives of our fellow volunteers! Every day we have the opportunity to serve our Lord Jesus is real ways, being the...
This is our last week at Jennings, for the winter season and possibly ever. It remains to be seen whether an MDS presence will return in the fall. So we are making the most of it, with “lasts” to last in our memories forever. The church people...
An energetic group of high school students from Hagerstown Academy in Hagerstown MD volunteered this week. It was a week for wrapping up MDS projects. Work was done in five different homes. The Spicer home was blessed on Thursday with a few punch...
Thirteen students from Hillcrest Academy in Iowa joined us on Sunday evening, along with their two group leaders. All the students are away from school at various learning experiences and we are glad they chose to serve here with MDS. This is a...
Two Hands Townes Van Zandt was born in 1944 in Ft. Worth, Texas. He was one of the most brilliant and talented songwriters of all time, and at the same time, one of the most troubled of human beings. Many of his songs reached the top of...
Life over the past few weeks has been a blur! We arrived at camp and hit the ground running. There was so much to do—the camp needed to be set up, walls needed to be built, leadership needed to be organized, grocery shopping needed to be done,...
This week we were greeted with heavily misted mornings for several days. While it gave the camp a magical feel, it proved to make driving dangerous as our teams left for their work sites. We praise God that no accidents occurred. The beginning of...
This last week of March began with much promise on several fronts. The weather was sunny, we had good work to do, and we had volunteers staying and coming who could do the work needed. The Neufeld’s from Vancouver continued for another week, and...
