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Betty spends most days in her home alone, isolated from the world, not because of COVID-19, but as her daily reality since her husband passed away some years ago. This senior living in Appalachia without family nearby has counted on Christian...

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Benny Mattis

Benny: The Valley of Coronavirus

Blog, Volunteer Recruitment, Volunteer Voices

In "Hills and Valleys," Tauren Wells sings about high points (mountains) and low points (valleys) in the life of faith:On the mountains, I will bow my lifeTo the one who sent me thereIn the valley, I will lift my eyesTo the one who sees me thereAs...

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A camper and camp counselor wearing life jackets, smiling.

Upcoming Volunteer Opportunity: Summer Camp 2020

News, Volunteer Recruitment

Will you make this summer a Summer of Service? This May 31 - July 24, Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) is inviting volunteers aged 18+ to serve in our Summer Camps. CAP Summer Camps serve children in Appalachian Kentucky who might not...

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Johnson Volunteer Community enjoying some hot beverages in the dining room.

Kathryn: Caffeine as a Love Language

Blog, Volunteer Recruitment, Volunteer Voices

"Would anyone like a cup of coffee?" has become a common question at the Christian Appalachian Project (CAP) Johnson Volunteer House.My housemate Lenore, a self-proclaimed coffee enthusiast, always seems to know when I most need a caffeine...

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Suzann Fenton works with a child to help develop his sensory skills

Parents are Teachers

“Our goal is to offer support, teaching strategies, and encouragement to the entire family,” says Suzann Fenton, educator for the Parents Are Teachers program at Christian Appalachian Project.Parents Are Teachers is a home-based, early intervention...

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