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A Mission Workweek

September 4, 2010

Over the last two days folks have arrived from around the country to spend time working at the Mission.  During the next week, under the leadership of the Office of Disciples Volunteering, volunteers will spend time reroofing the parsonage, painting the friendship house, and place the last touches on roofing the pumphouse.  This is all-important work for the Mission.  Infrastructure is critical to Mission programming…without it, much of the work of the Mission cannot be done.  Today, at 8:00am, after days of preparing, work begins!  All are welcomed!

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  1. Yakama Mission Work This Week | Getting Dirty for Jesus!

    […] Yakama Mission Work This Week Posted on September 6, 2010 by disciplesvolunteering| Leave a comment Volunteers are hard at work this week in Yakama, Washington, making repairs at this historic Disciples Mission Center. The parsonage roof needed torn off and replaced. The parsonage is also in need of new insulation and some gutting and repairs inside. The log church is also due to have some logs replaced, some rechinking work performed, and other repairs. Enjoy some pictures of the volunteers in action, and read more on the Yakama Mission blog here and here. […]

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