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Home/World/ Evangelical Presbyterian Church plans Appalachian Impact 2010

Evangelical Presbyterian Church plans Appalachian Impact 2010

Written by Staff | Tuesday, January 19, 2010

In 22 of Kentucky’s Appalachian counties, more than 10% of occupied housing units are in substandard condition. No running water or indoor plumbing… crumbling foundations… sagging roofs… The median income of this region averages 50% below the U.S. median income. For over 20 years, the EPC has developed a relationship within this community through the Appalachian Impact experience.

For novices and veterans alike, Appalachian Impact has been a life changing and faith transforming experience. It is ideal for middle and high school students, or for mission trip veterans. It is primarily a work project oriented through the renovation of homes for the elderly and needy. There are additional opportunities for children’s VBS and community outreach activities, including the July 4th weekend.

Accommodations are at the Four Seasons Campground which features air conditioned cabins, a large in-ground swimming pool, chapel, hotel, and dining hall. Any student or leader who has participated on Appalachian Impact before knows full well why this is our most popular mission trip.

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