The Last Day

The Rhinos were a little tired, achy, stiff and a few had souvenir bruises, cuts and scrapes.  Saturday started out cool and breezy but by noon the sun was bright and hotter than any day this week.  The highlight of the day was lunch from Crabby Jacks.  The sandwiches were packed and overflowing with whatever filling had been ordered--catfish, shrimp, oysters seemed to be favorite choices.
The work of the day was a little bit of everything.  The college group from Baltimore was already on their way home, so the work site was a little less crowded.  We met more future homeowners and a couple of local weekend volunteers.  The Tybek was put on up to the roofline; siding was begun, roofing work continued.
Here are a few more pictures from the week.

Hammering out Justice

How Firm a Foundation

Lean on Me

 

It Is Well With My Soul

















We are thankful to the Presbytery of West Virginia, RHINO, our friends and families and all who supported our trip and efforts this week.  We pray knowing that God will bless our small gifts and multiple them into the blessings of safe homes were families can grow and love and enrich this community.


We also celebrated this week with those who will soon make big changes in their lives.  Brenda will be retiring in 3 weeks and in April,  Marie and Cam will be married.  God's best to all each of you in these new chapters of your lives.