Day 3 saw a lot of the same work but with the same people, giving us an opportunity to build relationships with the people we are working with, which is sometimes a challenge on short term mission trips.
Team Vickerman/Matthews/Spier:
Continue to minister in the Georgetown Housing Community…mainly yard work and light housekeeping in the morning and hanging out with the elderly in the afternoon. We are starting to know residents by name, learning their personalities…and myself? Continue to struggle with Skip Bo card game with Craig and my friends Chris and Agnes:)
Team Fraher:
As promised, we have lots of pictures of their VBS mission work atwww.photobucket.com/cotha . They taught the lesson of Esther today…
Team Thompson:
Continued to sort donated goods in the morning and Kids Camp in the afternoon.
Team Vickerman/Matthews/Spier:
Continue to minister in the Georgetown Housing Community…mainly yard work and light housekeeping in the morning and hanging out with the elderly in the afternoon. We are starting to know residents by name, learning their personalities…and myself? Continue to struggle with Skip Bo card game with Craig and my friends Chris and Agnes:)
Team Fraher:
As promised, we have lots of pictures of their VBS mission work atwww.photobucket.com/cotha . They taught the lesson of Esther today…
Team Thompson:
Continued to sort donated goods in the morning and Kids Camp in the afternoon.
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 | One of the other mission requirements is that at home base, each team has chores each day…COTHA has had breakfast duty each day and then today, we also had hospitality. In other words, the bathrooms for the 80 or so missioners staying at home base…quote of the day…Ewww, the urinal is as big as me! Emily Smith…fun times. |
| And finally, the highlight of the mission trip…care boxes :) The missioners LOVED them! |  |
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