notes: from website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. We have four group housing locations, at Montgomery, Colcord, Kopperston, and Welch, WV. (see website for housing locations.) They are all associated with local churches, and each has shower facilities and fully-equipped kitchens. There is a lot of interaction with the local congregations, including worship, Bible Schools, conversations, and cookouts. Your fees cover the cost of the building materials that are used in the projects. They are $210/person/week, or $52.50/person/day for trips shorter than a week. You also have a day off to enjoy beautiful West Virginia, where you may decide to go whitewater rafting, visit an exhibition coal mine, go to an outdoor theatre, visit one of our state parks, or just hang out in the neighborhood. You may reserve a spot on our schedule by contacting Joan West Stewart, 304-779-2870 ; joanandtim @suddenlink.net. -> From the Website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. We have four group housing locations, at Montgomery, Colcord, Kopperston, and Welch, WV. (see website for housing locations.) They are all associated with local churches, and each has shower facilities and fully-equipped kitchens. There is a lot of interaction with the local congregations, including worship, Bible Schools, conversations, and cookouts. Your fees cover the cost of the building materials that are used in the projects. They are $210/person/week, or $52.50/person/day for trips shorter than a week. You also have a day off to enjoy beautiful West Virginia, where you may decide to go whitewater rafting, visit an exhibition coal mine, go to an outdoor theatre, visit one of our state parks, or just hang out in the neighborhood. You may reserve a spot on our schedule by contacting Joan West Stewart, 304-779-2870 ; joanandtim @suddenlink.net.
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notes: from website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. We have four group housing locations (see website for details) ======================================== West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006 -> from website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. We have four group housing locations, at Montgomery, Colcord, Kopperston, and Welch, WV. (see website for housing locations.) They are all associated with local churches, and each has shower facilities and fully-equipped kitchens. There is a lot of interaction with the local congregations, including worship, Bible Schools, conversations, and cookouts. Your fees cover the cost of the building materials that are used in the projects. They are $210/person/week, or $52.50/person/day for trips shorter than a week. You also have a day off to enjoy beautiful West Virginia, where you may decide to go whitewater rafting, visit an exhibition coal mine, go to an outdoor theatre, visit one of our state parks, or just hang out in the neighborhood. You may reserve a spot on our schedule by contacting Joan West Stewart, 304-779-2870 ; joanandtim @suddenlink.net.
cat_notes: DN: 5/ I left the old info in case most of it is still applicable. I just got the new info from the website. -> Removed old notes 5/15/09 LTel: ======================================== West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006 ======================================== DN: 5/ I left the old info in case most of it is still applicable. I just got the new info from the website.

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notes: from website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. ========================== West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006 -> from website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. We have four group housing locations (see website for details) ======================================== West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006

notes: West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006 -> from website: UPDATES ON RECENT FLOODING Greetings from the West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Workcamps. We invite you to join us during 2009 to help repair damage and bring hope to victims of extensive flooding and other disasters, including poverty, in our state. We are a year-round work camp ministry, and can add you to our schedule for spring, summer, fall or winter. ========================== West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006
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notes: West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006 -> West Virginia Ministry of Advocacy and Work Camps Street Address: 520 Second Avenue City: South Charleston State: WV Zip Code: 25303 Contact person: Joan Stewart Phone number: 304-779-2870 Best hours to call: 9 am - 5 pm, Mon - Fri, EST Fax number: 304-744-7649 E-mail Address: joel2.25@charter.net Is E-Mail address read daily? Yes Website address, if any: www.wvpresbytery.org/wvmaw.htm Serves: Southern West Virginia, Montgomery, Gilbert, Colcord, and Welch Speciality: Continuing flood recovery from 2001-2004 Description of volunteer needs: Repair and rebuilding of homes for those with unmet needs Skills volunteers are required to have: Willingness to work; minimal construction skills would be helpful Useful Skills: Electrical, plumbing, flooring, painting, cementing, roofing, and all general home repair Tools or supplies volunteers should bring: Gloves, work boots, masks, and carpentry or trade-specific tools Will volunteers need to bring any money or material, such as for housing: $190 per person per week for housing and materials Length of time volunteer can help: Week preferred, inquire about less Size of volunteer team: 1 - 32 (can combine small groups) Are individual volunteers welcome? Yes Age restriction, if any: 13 and over with adult supervision Denomination/affiliation, if any: Presbyterian - but all are welcome If yes, must volunteer be a member: No Any other restrictions: No Housing provided for volunteers, if any: Yes - includes showers and fully equipped kitchens Meals provided for volunteers, if any: No Any additional notes: White water rafting nearby for anyone interested. Free day for touring and activities. Approximate date the project started: Sep-01-2001 Estimated date the project will end: Dec-31-2008 Information Updated: Aug-23-2006

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