Final prep meeting

Sunday, June 7th, our team gathered in fellowship and planning as we made our final preparations towards our missions in Asheville, NC this summer. We discussed packing lists, guidelines, safety precautions, what to expect on our trip, and a schedule of activities that include directly serving the community and neighbors in Asheville. 

To have more organized efforts, we were split into CMG (Christian Mission Groups). We did a team building activity with the game Telephone, where we learned that it could be hard to hear God’s voice when there is so much noise around us.

It is our prayer, that as we embark on this trip, that we can hear God’s voice as he works through us to give to the community of Asheville.

The June group will be heading out this Sunday, June 14th, to Asheville. We pray for safe travel and open hearts as we serve our neighbors in the mountains.



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  1. Media HooksJune 12, 2026 at 5:47 AM

    I am so excited for you guys and will be praying that God connects you with just the right people at just the right time on your journey. Keep your eyes and hearts open because you never know who He’s going to sprinkle in your path. ❤️

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