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JC Youth Improve Their Community
Marley Hill did the work while ramp-builder Dave Hamm, left, and First United Methodist Church Pastor Lee Romero held the boards steady for her to screw together. The wheelchair ramp sections made by local middle school students will be put to work this summer for Blanco County families who need them.
In a normal year, youth from three churches in Johnson City would spend the week somewhere else, sleeping on church floors and spending their days repairing low-income homes and improving public facilities. But this, of course, is no normal summer, so the church youth leaders modified the plan and the youth stayed in Johnson City this week to work on projects here in a “day camp” structure, sleeping at home each night. They called it “JC 4 JC”, serving Jesus Christ for Johnson C ...
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