Learning to lead with faith
Genevieve Augur, 16, paints a wall at Kellogg Middle School. Augur is a part of students staying in Shoshone County as part of Idaho Servant Adventures and Lutherhaven. The ministry group starts the day with service projects in the communities they are visiting and then go on outdoor adventures once they're done working for the day.
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Deborah Toenjes, 22, laughs as she paints alongside Eoghan Addams, 17, at Kellogg Middle School. Idaho Servant Adventures has taken on the task of repainting the interior and exterior of the school. The program is attached to Lutherhaven Ministries and based out of Shoshone Mountain Retreat up the Coeur d’Alene River.
Teens work on scraping exterior walls at Kellogg Middle Shcool. Idaho Servant Adventures has taken on the task of repainting the school. The program is attached to Lutherhaven Ministries and based out of Shoshone Mountain Retreat up the Coeur d’Alene River.
KELLOGG — Kellogg Middle School is getting a fresh coat of paint and it’s all thanks to some plucky teenage campers visiting the area through Idaho Servant Adventures.
Idaho Servant Adventures uses simple, significant service projects as a way for teenagers to channel their faith into direct action toward community projects that need them...
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