Meeting Needs and Impacting Communities When Alaska Missions' construction teams picked up their tools this summer, their construction encompassed much more than lumber, drywall, nails, and paint. Community and ministry partnerships were built and reinforced with the love of Christ. With hard work, sweat, and smiling faces, these teams impacted the Kenai Peninsula through tangible servanthood. Six dedicated construction teams served on the Peninsula, representing Texas, Arkansas, Georgia, and West Virginia. They tackled projects for three organizations and ministries. Cook Inlet Academy Christian SchoolWhile Cook Inlet Academy Christian School educates and ministers to students during the school year, it is also the location of Alaska Missions' Kenai Peninsula Sports Camp. Construction volunteers spent time cleaning out and organizing storage closets, refurbished the exterior of detached classrooms, and remodeled the hallway leading to the gymnasium.
College Heights Baptist ChurchCollege Heights Baptist Church in Soldotna is a long-time church partner with Alaska Missions. Construction teams framed, sheathed, installed rafters, decked, and dried in the church's new administration building.
City of KenaiAlaska Missions served the City of Kenai this summer by constructing a timber pavilion at a city park.
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