We started off the summer with high hopes. My health seemed finally back on track after the ordeals of the staph infection on the spine, the morphine overdose in the hospital, the secondary infection, the reactions to the antibiotics, renal failure, the ICU, the hives, the prednisone, hives again, the long slog back to finally feeling . . . → Read More: Is it time to dream big?
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We may be changing the venue for our picnic. Our yard is basically dust and stones from burying water, sewer, electric, gas, phone and data lines. Please check the website for . . . → Read More: Picnic Note Mark your calendars and plan on coming to our place on Saturday, August 20, for a potluck picnic. There will be games, food, drink, fellowship and bubbles. Bring something to throw on the grill or a side dish, salad or dessert, or your favorite wine, brew or soft drink. Officially, it will go from noon to . . . → Read More: TKJ Volunteer & Supporters Picnic – August 20 UD OCF Real Break crew The week of March 30, three student members of the University of Delaware OCF took their Spring Break to come to Souderton and Phila- delphia to help us work on the barn and serve on the streets. They were joined for most of the week by their advisor, Basil Peck, and . . . → Read More: TKJ Real Break In the last Report, I told you that the University of Delaware OCF is taking their Spring Break to come to Souderton and Philadelphia to help us finish the barn and serve on the streets. This is the week of March 30. The Antiochian Women of Holy Ascension Orthodox Church in Chester County read this. Then they . . . → Read More: TKJ Real Break The University of Delaware OCF (Orthodox Christian Fellowship) have chosen The King’s Jubilee for their spring break service project. This will be the week of March 30. I am so thrilled that they are coming to help us. Through the years it has been a frustration to me that people are more willing to cross the country or go . . . → Read More: Spring Break If we can finally finish the barn, what are the possibilities? There is always a need for men’s clothing, toiletries and blankets for the guys on the street. There is a need for household goods for those moving off of the street. I currently have no good place to gather and store these. Finishing the barn, . . . → Read More: What’s Ahead? It has been a year and a half since we moved and the barn is still not near done. We can’t afford to hire workers. We really can’t even afford all of the materials. That is why we keep asking for help. The barn will house the freezer and food pantry and office for The King’s Jubilee . . . → Read More: The Barn Needs Heat. We are finally making some progress on the barn. Saturday, August 25, Tim Palmer, Jerry Burke and Damien Kovalenko, each helped for a few hours and we took out the floor boards, electrical wiring and joists for a third of the second floor. It was just the leg up I needed. Less than three weeks later . . . → Read More: Barn Update Thank God for a mild winter. February 3, Fr. Noah Bushelli & Nicholas Buck helped me finish framing and insulating the ceiling the right way. So it actually holds a little bit of heat. Damien Kovalenko helped by starting demolition on the first floor in preparation for replacing the second floor framing & decking. There’s lots more . . . → Read More: Barn Update |
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