Jennifer speaks to Charlotte, our site coordinator about the next repairs we will attempt. You can see in the background that the painting has been all but completed.
Two of our youth taking a moment to cool off indoors (it was really hot in East Kentucky today). And of course, kittens. Yay! Kittens!
We are moving items out to begin installing a vinyl floor.
There are many more photos I could share. For example tonight we went to a bluegrass show and most of our Youth danced with one another, other ASP kids, and even some local members of the community.
It was really glorious.
I even played guitar joined by a real blue grass bass player. Our Grace Like Rain folks led the crowd in Wagon Wheel. Again, really glorious.
But here was the best part of my day. The woman we are primarily working for is named A. A. is a disabled lady. Her life is limited by her disability. Her life is limited by her circumstance. But her soul?
Her soul is not limited in the least. The most beautiful moment of my day was when A. shared the songs she had written with me. Here is one of them, her hands holding the song.
If you can zoom in, please do. It is worth it.
What would your love song to God read like, sound like, be like? Could you write it if your circumstances were as difficult as A.'s?
God is doing amazing things in those homes and lives we are whizzing by in our cars and busyness. Let's pay attention. And do likewise.
Bonus picture: here is the view looking up from the Cordia School
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