More pictures- Bethel MBC Metairie, La

Richards RV where John and I stayed also, since we flew to New Orleans, La

The second week, we were serving less people so we moved the cooking area to the campground where we were staying, then we could keep it set up and not have to tear it down every evening. We just packed up lunches and took to the job site





The Ladies took one afternoon off toward the end of the project. We headed over to the Riverwalk Marketplace along the Mississippi River.

John wiring the second story classrooms

Tommy Baker from Benton, Ark

Doing the siding after making sure the Metal beams were secure

After the first week, those staying for the second week had a chance to out to dinner for a time of fellowship. This was next to Lake Pochatrain


This Lighthouse was damaged severely during Katrina

Another Louisiana sunset

eating again!

Leon and Carol Jasper

Brant Lane- Macedonian Mission Builder

Bro Moose said I couldn't take this hot water heater to Redlands for our ABA Disaster trailer, Lol.

Bro Moose washed alot of dishes!

More picture of the project in Metairie, La (1st week)

Wednesday night service at the church site after Supper

I took many pictures of this part of the Sanctuary. This is actually what will be the back of the Sanctuary and will have stained glass in it with a cross probably. I prayed that the Lord would send many laborers and that many would fill this building when it is complete. And if just one more soul is saved, it will be worth it all.

Bro. Brant led in a devotional, and several shared what coming to this project meant to them.

Pastor Bro Wayne Adams, his wife and a few members from Bethel M.B.C.

Group picture(many were not present as this was Thursday or Friday morning when some were already having to leave). I think I counted at our largest to feed was between 65-70 workers, cooks and families.



Bro Leon Jasper-Macedonian Missionary Services

Two Teens from Hillcrest Baptist Church, Acworth, Georgia

Youth Group from Hillcrest taking a break, The youth group worked hard, doing whatever was asked of them. They hammered, cleaned up and then at times stood on the corner of the property, stopping traffic and invited people to church and handed out tracts. They also went door to door in the neighborhood and passed out tracts. They were a real blessing.

Tom and Charlotte Braddock from Wachula, Fl taking a break

Meal time! (one of many)

Bro. Moose and Sis. Moose(Elaine) Jackson from ABA Disaster Relief helped us set up the cooking area everyday, sometimes in different locations on site. It was a real challenge as we had extreme weather from Hot sweltering days, high humidity to thunder, lighting and rain.

Donna, Daryl, Carol and Michelle taking a much needed break after a meal was cleaned-up

Richard, back at work

Bro. Brandon-Youth minister from Hillcrest

Sis. Eris doing what she does best!

The first day of the project, July 6, 2009 was John and Esther's 36th anniversary. So everyone insisted we should go out for a late dinner.


So on the Riverwalk in New Orleans, we found the only place open to eat at 9:oo at night.

I highly recommend it, It was delicious.

Sunset in New Orleans, La