RGPC PDA Mission Trip
Tuesday, April 10, 2007
  Mr Cargill and Mr. Beadle do Gulfport
Click on the above title. It will take you to the Blogsite that the folks from St Thomas a'Becket have put up. Curt and John arrived without incident...or so they've claimed....
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    Orange Grove Camp, Orange Grove, Mississippi

    601-695-0174 Melody McDevitt – camp manager
    601-695-1971 Dwayne Volckmann – site manager

    Facts to Share

    • The Katrina/Rita/Wilma Hurricanes of 2005 impacted an area roughly equivalent to Great Britain.

    • 600,000 homes were destroyed or damaged.

    • Conservative estimates project that more than $24 billion worth of private residential construction materials will be needed to address the needs.

    • Some areas of Louisiana, particularly New Orleans, are not ready to begin rebuilding because of a complex set of decisions that have not yet been made.

    • Mississippi has a smaller number of cases than Louisiana but is further ahead in their recovery.

    Email address to Good Earth Village in Houma LA:
    HOUVG8A@ctr.pcusa.org