Steve has been able to make a couple trips down to Bicol to continue the relief projects that were started after the big typhoon in November. He has tested before he goes, and he has been careful while he's down there since we don't want to be the ones who bring it there. However, with virtually no cases down there, protocols look just a little different, and we don't want to get anyone in trouble, so I tried to choose pics that aren't likely to cause any issues. Hopefully. :)
Those of you who haven't seen the training center in a while (myself included!) may be surprised by what the property looks like now after all the rebuilding after the typhoon.
In addition to the house post relief project (scroll down through my posts at the end of 2020 to see pics of that), we are also doing some community shelters to protect villagers from typhoons. On Steve's last trip, they put in stakes to measure the area and broke ground for the first one.
Thankful that we are able to continue ministering in spite of the lockdowns. Please continue to pray for wisdom and safety for us as we try to juggle everything. Steve is planning to head down to Bicol again later this week (provided he has another negative test). Once there, he will check in on the relief projects...and maybe enjoy a few more spectacular views like this when camping at the project site.
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