Tranforming Life in Central Appalachia
ASP provides vital housing services to low-income families living in Central Appalachia as well as transformational life experiences to those we serve, volunteers offering their service, congregations involved with ASP, and entire communities. Using the links on the left, find out more about ASP's purpose, service area, values, history and stories of our work.
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Reservations and deposits for ASP 2012 are due at the end of February. The deposit is $100. |
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Appalachia Mission Team 2011 |
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June 19-26
Appalachia Service Project has been a mission of our church for over 30 years. Our team of 21 missionaries returned from Salyersville in Magoffin County, Kentucky Saturday, June 25th. the completed roof repair on two houses and foundation work on another. They presented to the congregation Sunday, June 26th.
We thank you for your support and prayers, as they worked to change the lifes of others. |
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2011 ASP Dinner and Auction |
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Sunday, April 3, 5:00 pm
 We had a good turnout for our annual Spaghetti and Meatball Dinner and Auction in Hayden Hall. This event raised over $3,000 to send our youth to Kentucky for the Appalachia Service Project (ASP). Various restaurants and businesses in the area donating items for the silent auction.
Chef Jimmy V served his "old world" spaghetti recipe. The youth auctioned their talents and time.
Please support our youth and change their lives with service in God's name, with our on-going Easter Egg sale!
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June 20-26
Appalachia Service Project has been a mission of our church for over 30 years. All youth in 9th -12th grade are welcome to attend. A non-refundable deposit of $100 is due by February 20, 2011. All participants are required to help with fund raisers and attend all preparation meetings. Interested adults and students should contact Linda Prusha at the church office for more information. |
June 13-19
The youth are actively planning their trip for Campbell County, Tennessee this year. They raised about $1,500 selling hand-made Easter eggs. Chocolate covered eggs, with peanut butter, cherry and coconut fillings! They were good! We also made over $4,000 at the ASP Spaghetti Dinner and Auction. But we still need to raise more. We are sending 28 people (4 complete work crews). We will need 4 vans (including our church van), supplies, food, and shelter, which adds up to about $7,000. Please help us on our journey, and pray for us while we're gone.
Please bring your cars to our Car Wash on May 22, and shop at the Garage Sale while we wash your car. |
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