Friday, September 3, 2010

News

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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]


post thumbnail 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]


post thumbnail 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

post thumbnail Carl Ford: Disaster Relief

At 62, I was floating along nicely making plans for our future retirement and deciding... 


post thumbnail Rachel Weiderman: Variety of service placements

Christian Appalachian Project offers a large variety of volunteer opportunities... 


post thumbnail Julia McStravog: Post-graduate volunteering

Some people are planners; they know in advance that service-driven work is something... 


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Blog

post thumbnail Staying for a second year

The last two weeks I have spent at home with my family in CT. About three months... 


post thumbnail Disaster Relief

“I’ve never seen anything like this.” This was probably the most... 


post thumbnail Changes

There have been a lot of changes going on within CAP and the volunteer house lately.... 


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