Families serving together

This morning, I had the wonderful privilege of doing a service project at Children's Park in Hesston with my entire family. It was a great way to instill the importance of serving others and giving back to our community. My kids were so excited about it and were disappointed when we had a conflict and they were not going to be able to make it. However, it worked out and we showed up to do some painting at 9 a.m. They did a great job and we were able to paint the cabin, bench, bug, skunk, and worm. They felt a great accomplishment when finished. Mitchell even brought his friends over to see what he had done. I look forward to many more opportunities like this to serve with my kids. Thanks to the Schott's and Fuqua's for helping out too!

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  1. Elizabeth LohmolderMay 4, 2009 at 10:00 PM

    It all looks great! I'm sorry that our family couldn't made it.

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  2. Elizabeth LohmolderMay 4, 2009 at 10:01 PM

    I mean "couldn't make it.

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