From the Windows to the Wall
On the way to the worksite, I began to understand the devastation that Panama City had dealt with. The fallen trees and damaged houses motivated
June 7, 2019
On the way to the worksite, I began to understand the devastation that Panama City had dealt with. The fallen trees and damaged houses motivated
Today at Claude’s residence, we continued to work on the drywall in the kitchen and master bedroom/bathroom. Though the work has been mostly the same
On our third day of working with SBP and Hope Panhandle in Panama City, we continued our work on our house. We were working to
The sense of completion was phenomenal. The amalgamation of tribulations and trying events that had prefaced the finale of today had wholly contributed to the
Today marked our third and final day in Panama City, Florida. We served Hurricane Michael victims by installing drywall and mudding in their new home.
For me, the workday did not start at the house but the 40-minute drive to get there. As our group drove we were reminded why
[dropcap]W[/dropcap]hen I entered the town of Panama City, I was saddened and shocked. I didn’t truly have any expectations for the devastation that would greet
Today was our second day here in Panama City, Florida. Although Hurricane Michael hit this city many months ago, the destruction it caused still remains.
Today was Day 2 of our Ryan Nece Student Service Trip. Day 2 was dedicated completely to drywall measuring, cutting, and installation. No doubt, it
On the second day of our service trip we showed up to our work site and got right to work. We started out putting the
