In March and April, hundreds of college and high school students spend their spring break helping Christian Appalachian Project make homes warm, safe, dry, and accessible for low-income families, the elderly, and persons wth disabilities. Last...

By Helena Gallant Wondering about the title of my blog post? Well, I will get to that, after I tell my backstory. You see, my involvement with CAP and Appalachian Kentucky all started with Reverend Ralph Beiting, as most things have around here. For...

By Maria Hartz “Alright, y’all let’s circle up” – a phrase I have now said more times than I can count as I have hosted mission groups that have come to CAP for a week of service. I’ve said it in the mornings before the group heads out to their job...

By Jordan Wade There are a lot of things about the Camp Program that confuse people. A common question that I receive is, “What do you do during the school year?” During the school year myself and the other AmeriCorps members and staff from Camp...

By Will Berard Ever since I decided to serve with CAP, I’ve been faced with the same question from about everyone I talk to. Why? A little background on who I am before we get into that. My name is Will Berard, and I am an AmeriCorps member in the...