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It was a great youth mission trip, except for…
The next morning, the benches would let food pantry patrons sit in the shade to await their turn, instead of standing in the sun, but at this point it just looked like a bunch of lumber as they were built by, from left, Kaitlin Hacker, Laurel Gatlin, Cole Moeller, and Eden Pennell, members of the middle school mission team from First United Methodist Church in Johnson City.
By George Barnette "It was supposed to be a little four-day mission trip to introduce 14 of our middle school students to mission work,” explained Carrie Anders, Youth Director at the First United Methodist Church. "It turned out to be much more…um...interesting…than that." The plan was to go to the Port Isabel United Methodist Church to refurbish some signs, build some benches, and create a butterfly garden.
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