About This Mission:
Think “mission trip goes local.” A team of about 12 Crestview adults have travelled the past 15 years to aide with recovery and rebuilding following disasters such as floods and tornadoes. The team realized there is need for similar rebuilding, safety repair and reconstructions in our local community as well, so CARE was born.
Request for C.A.R.E. Services:
IF you own your own home, please send a brief description of your work request, name, address and contact information to: cpcinfo@crestviewchurch.com. Someone from the C.A.R.E. team will contact you as soon as possible.
How To Get Involved:
So many talents can be utilized! Join the team or volunteer to:
- work on site
- provide lunch for the site team
- shop for and/or donate needed materials
- visit the site to provide spiritual dialogue and support for those being assisted
If you would like to be placed on our volunteer list or you know of families that could use our help, please contact one of our CARE team leaders at cpcinfo@crestviewchurch.com
Barbi Morgan – Congregation Spokesperson, Site Assessment, Site Crew Leader
Dave Hoover – External Liaison, Site Assessment, Site Crew Leader
Lynne Hoover – Admin, Location selection in conjunction with Mission Team
GOD’s WORK through OUR HANDS:
The C.A.R.E. team and Crestview Presbyterian Women applied their time, talents and funds to Hope House Mission in Middletown, Ohio.
Partnering with Habitat for Humanity, we worked about 180 hours helping 6 families in the Lincoln Heights/Reading area. The team built 5 sets of steps, reinforced a deck, fixed and mitigated water leakage in a a basement, repaired a concrete porch, prepped a home for repainting, landscaped and engaged with families.
The C.A.R.E Team recently built a ramp for a woman in need.
Rania Kuwar, diagnosed with MS in 2004, has two teenaged sons. Her health has deteriorated significantly over the last several years.
Wheelchair bound, she has been confined to her home for the last 18 months. Crestview’s C.A.R.E. team fixed one major problem with several days of their time and material. Rania said “words cannot express the gratitude she feels and now has the opportunity to overcome many of the challenges she faces”. GOD’s WORK through OUR HANDS!
