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Christian Appalachian Project’s Volunteer Program has three guiding principles, or pillars, that reflect what volunteering for CAP is all about: Service, Spirituality and Community. We use the three-legged table metaphor to illustrate the importance... [Read more]
Remembering Steve Laudenslager
Steve Laudenslager (December 1, 1964-July 19, 2010) Steve Laudenslager, a former CAP volunteer and employee, passed away in July after a sudden illness. He was 45. Steve first came to CAP and the Jackson House as a long-term volunteer in 1998, serving... [Read more]
July orientation welcomes 18 new volunteers
“This is where God wants me.” The words of long-term volunteer Katie Hynds, 20, have been echoed by thousands of volunteers throughout the history of Christian Appalachian Project’s Volunteer Program, and in its largest summer orientation in... [Read more]
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Featured volunteers
Carl Ford: Disaster Relief
At 62, I was floating along nicely making plans for our future retirement and deciding...
Rachel Weiderman: Variety of service placements
Christian Appalachian Project offers a large variety of volunteer opportunities...
Julia McStravog: Post-graduate volunteering
Some people are planners; they know in advance that service-driven work is something...
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Staying for a second year
The last two weeks I have spent at home with my family in CT. About three months...
Disaster Relief
“I’ve never seen anything like this.” This was probably the most...
Changes
There have been a lot of changes going on within CAP and the volunteer house lately....
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