New house
in 9th Ward
designed
to float.
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Presbytery of West Virginia
Mission trip by people from churches in WV Presbytery to work with RHINO (Rebuilding Hope in New Orleans), a ministry of the St. Charles Ave. Presbyterian Church and Habitat for Humanity in New Orleans, La. February 21-March 1, 2010.
RHINO Mission Trip 2010
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- WV Mission Team Ready to Go (Feb. 19)
- Arrival and Orientation (Feb. 23)
- Tuesday, Feb. 23, 2010 - First Day on the Job
- Houses we are working on this week
- Orientation: Learning about Habitat, Safety, Job A...
- Jim Carrano and Jim Sothen
- Frank Mansell
- Jim CarranoMike Simms (from Virginia)Ginger Carrano
- Lunch by Mobile Loaves and Fishes
- Jeremy Payneand Nina,Habitat Construction Supervisors
- Kate Snider (RHINO Program Director) and Ron Claar
- Bob Wood and Jim Sothen
- RHINO and other volunteers at work
- Jim Sothen,Sandy Campbell,Alecia Richards,Jim Carr...
- Bill Rechtenwald,Rick Cook,Marie Newcomb,Jerry Tep...
- Joan MansellandDebbe Moredock
- Jim SothenAlecia RichardsSandy CampbellLynn Wood
- New Orleanscemetery
- New house in 9th Warddesigned to float.
- Archie and Olivia Manning's home
- David Santrock
- Bob Wood
- Ginger Carrano
- Jim and ChristinaCarrano
- JoanMansellandLynnWood
- Lynn Wood
- Future homeowner and Marie Newcomb.
- Thursday, Feb. 25 - A great day
- Rick Cook with future homeowner, Mario, who was wo...
- Rick Cook with future homeowners working with us o...
- Jim SothenJim Carrano
- WV State Police patch,a gift to John Martin
- Dinner at the Martin's home
- John and Chickie Martin, hosts for dinner
- Jim SothenKate SniderRon Claar
- Jim Sothen
- Ron Claar
- Friday, Feb. 26
- Jerry's Chair-- ask "Big T"
- Lunch from Crabby Jack's
- Future Home OwnerJoan MansellDebbe Moredock
- Michael Kincaid
- Saturday, Feb. 27 - Finale
- WV RHINO Mission Team 2010
- "Our Houses" at 4 p.m. Saturday afternoon. Thanks ...
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Frank, this is very cool! I'll have to send Mark to take a look at it. I think he'd be very interested from an architectural point of view (green, too, I suppose). Looks like a wonderful ministry. Best wishes for a fruitful and fun week! Anne Marie and John
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