For those who want to do something about poverty in Eastern Kentucky
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Respite Luau 2009Created about 2 weeks ago
Camp AJ renovationsCreated about a month ago
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Christian Appalachian Project You don't have to be skilled to be a Housing volunteer, but you do need patience. New blog post: http://christianapp.org/vol/?p=1139
Source: christianapp.org
By Kate Stefanowicz The principle part of faith is patience- George MacDonald I've always thought that I was a very patient person, but then I came to
Angie I was there for a week during my first year of college for spring break - and I met all of Loretta Lynn's family and toured her house. It was the best spring break I ever had, and I often wonder how Joe is doing
Christian Appalachian Project You can nominate CAP to receive a $10,000 grant by answering three quick questions!
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Margaret Coleman Taylor I love Eastern Kentucky. I grew up there and go home as often as I can. The last flood really caused some damage to homes up on Pond Creek. Scary stuff! You cannot find better folks anywhere!
Morningstar Dick I belive home is where the heart is and giving is a part of the homeland here at CAP
Regina L. Bratcher I believe in what CAP is all about. They have been blessed by all the wonderful volunteers!
Christian Appalachian Project A special treat for Rainbow Respite participants and theri families. The volunteers had fun too!
Christian Appalachian Project Volunteer retreat is going great. Tonight the Volunteer Program staff served them a sit-down dinner (with steak)! It was awesome to give something back to the people who do so much for CAP and Appalachia. We heart volunteers!
Christian Appalachian Project Volunteer retreat today and tomorrow!
Christian Appalachian Project Jessie, 80 years old, has been living in the woods of Appalachia without electricity and running water for the last 15 years. He needs our help before winter strikes!
Source: www.christianapp.org
You can always tell when the fall season settles on the mountains of Appalachia. Most noticeable to the eye are the magnificent colors of the trees as they
Christian Appalachian Project Looking for photos of Appalachia for our 2011 CAP calendar. Willing to share?
Source: www.christianapp.org
Send Us Your Appalachian Photos Submit your photos by emailing them to calendar@chrisapp.org. Check out the submission requirements Share Your
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Christian Appalachian Project Over the next year, church and school groups will be renovating Camp Andrew Jackson. Though the camp will be suspended in 2010, we're hoping to have it looking pretty spiffy for 2011 and for many years to come.
Christian Appalachian Project CAP loves Fox Valley...pictures of Camp AJ renovation coming soon.
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Neenah church volunteers made an unanticipated and emotion-filled connection with people living in one of the nation's most economically-starved areas last week.
Christian Appalachian Project
Got our first donation for America's Giving Challenge! But we'll need quite a few more to win the $50,000.
Please help CAP by reaching out to your friends, family and networks. Remember, its not the size of the donation, its the number of people who give that counts!
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If this is your first qualifying donation today, it will count toward the daily and overall awards. Thanks for your donation!
