Youthworks
The youth from Pleasant Green and several other churches, along with adult youth leaders, spend a week (this year July 20-25) doing small building and renovation projects in and around the homes and working with local non-profits. Past trips have been Charleston, WV and Birmingham AL.
The youth from Pleasant Green and several other churches, along with adult youth leaders, spend a week (this year July 20-25) doing small building and renovation projects in and around the homes and working with local non-profits. Past trips have been Charleston, WV and Birmingham AL.
Robeson County Church and Community and Community Center
Mission trip to Robeson county North Carolina to build wheel chair ramps, roofing, cleaning, painting, deck work, and various construction projects throughout the most needy part of the county. All levels of workers--skilled and unskilled--are welcome; there is a place for all. you may bring your own tools or use the tools provided.
Mission trip to Robeson county North Carolina to build wheel chair ramps, roofing, cleaning, painting, deck work, and various construction projects throughout the most needy part of the county. All levels of workers--skilled and unskilled--are welcome; there is a place for all. you may bring your own tools or use the tools provided.
El Salvador
Since 2008, each year we make every effort to go in service to El Salvador. Over the years we have developed a warm and good rapport with the people in the Ahuachapan area. Their need is great and their gratitude is overwhelming. A church now rests on the spot the first team served. PGUM funded the cost of the land as well as the building of homes and construction on other churches. We have led a medical team there, and also had teams that did construction, food delivery and Bible school. For more information please contact Kathryn Dempsey or Jim Perry.
For more information on El Salvador, click here.
Since 2008, each year we make every effort to go in service to El Salvador. Over the years we have developed a warm and good rapport with the people in the Ahuachapan area. Their need is great and their gratitude is overwhelming. A church now rests on the spot the first team served. PGUM funded the cost of the land as well as the building of homes and construction on other churches. We have led a medical team there, and also had teams that did construction, food delivery and Bible school. For more information please contact Kathryn Dempsey or Jim Perry.
For more information on El Salvador, click here.
