Appalachia Service Project

 EXPECTED RETURN TIME TO JESSE LEE

3:30 – 4:00 PM

After spending the last week repairing homes in Appalachia, Jesse Lee’s volunteers are on their way home today. The crews drove part of the way home last night, stopping over in Williamsport, MD. Last night they shared a time of worship and this morning they were back on the road, bound for Ridgefield. Each caravan will make its way to the rendezvous point, where they will pose for a group picture before being escorted by the Ridgefield Police back to Jesse Lee.

Family and friends should gather at Jesse Lee out by the street to watch the caravans pull in. Parking is available for guests in the main church lot.

Upon return, the caravans will park in the back commuter parking lots.   For safety, please do not go into the back lots until the volunteers exit the vehicles.

This story will be updated with our latest arrival time estimates.

ASP (Appalachia Service Project) is a hands-on home-repair ministry that is sponsored locally by Jesse Lee Church. It makes a huge difference for families who live in the mountains of West Virginia, Kentucky, Virginia, Tennessee and North Carolina, some of the most poverty-stricken areas of our country. We work not only to make their homes warmer, safer and drier but also to give them hope.

ASP 2026  ~ June 27 – July 5

 

42 Years

Making homes warmer, safer, and drier since 1984!

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