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Tennessee – March 7

Posted by: jjacob on 3/8/2013 | 0 Comments
We got so much accomplished today. We built the front and back walls of the house and got to raise both of them.

Honduras – March 8

Posted by: jjacob on 3/8/2013 | 2 Comments
My eyes have been opened to what is happening in cultures around me and I am driven to do everything in my power to help bring the necessary supplies to the clinic.

Honduras – March 7

Posted by: jjacob on 3/7/2013 | 1 Comment
I believe I was called on this trip to be an advocate for those who are in need and do not have the resources to be able to speak out for themselves.

Honduras – March 6

Posted by: jjacob on 3/6/2013 | 1 Comment
...we started by visiting the garbage dump. The scent hit the windows of our van as soon as we passed the gates. It was at least a mile up and around the mountain...

Tennessee – March 5

Posted by: jjacob on 3/5/2013 | 1 Comment
It rained all day so instead of the job site we all went to the habitat restore to help with projects there.

Tennessee – March 4

Posted by: jjacob on 3/4/2013 | 0 Comments
It’s true what they say: a great start is half the battle. No doubt that is what today was.

Tennessee – March 3

Posted by: jjacob on 3/4/2013 | 2 Comments
Today we woke up ate breakfast, went to church, visited the Smoky Mountains, and explored Gatlinburg.

Tennessee – March 2

Posted by: jjacob on 3/4/2013 | 0 Comments
The group started snacking before we hit the highway and only stopped when it was lunchtime.

Quality Time

Posted by: jjacob on 5/25/2012 | 0 Comments
We've spent the last two days experiencing some "quality time" with many of the 162 young men who live here...
 


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