Monday, August 3, 2009
Eagle's Cove (Aug. 3, 2009)
Ten of the St. Luke youth were assigned to go to Eagle's Cove, an aborigine center around 40 min. away from our home base. We will be working there all week. Eagle's Cove is over 150 acres of beautiful forest surrounding a small lake; this ministry serves the aborigine population. We learned about the sad history of the First Nation people in Canada and how this site is ministering to the aborigines. We cleared a LOT of brush, moved big rocks, rotten logs, and levelled the topsoil in a front yard. At the end of the day we were very excited because we could actually see a large clearing where there had been thick brush. (Sorry, pix from Vida's camera didn't download to Fred's laptop...we'll use Becca's camera tomorrow!)
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Sounds like you are working hard! How's the weather there? Very hot and sticky here the last two days! Keep up the great work!
ReplyDeleteHello, SOS! All of you are in my prayers and everyone's at St. Luke. Enjoy every moment and give God thanks and praise for this amazing opportunity and experience! Peace, Deb Matthews
ReplyDeleteHi everyone. It looks and sounds as though you are having a great experience, working together and bonding with new friends. Can't wait to talk with you when you return. Ledel Weber
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