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 Bottled Water Facts:

In 2005, 52 billion plastic bottles and jugs ended up in landfills or roadside litter.

The production of bottled water generated more than 2.5 million tons of carbon dioxide in 2006.

A five-year supply of bottled water at the recommended intake of eight glasses a day can cost more than $1,000. An equivalent amount of tap water costs about $1.65.

With the popularity of bottled

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I have come to realize that every church trip involves the unexpected, both good and bad, but the good far out ways the bad.  Our rental truck pulling the trailer loses most of its engine power and we are suddenly crawling at a max of 30 mph on a very busy day of travel (Boy, the truckers loved us).  We make it to the next exit, ask a FedEx employee about a possible Chevy dealership, and as only

During the trip, Drew shared a book with me that talked about mission work and servanthood.  One of the stories was about a church that was trying to figure out how to deal with the poor and homeless showing up on their doorstep begging for money.  They spent hours coming up with policies and procedures and debating whether to give out money or vouchers or referrals.  After a long afternoon of

It is amazing how kids can open your eyes to things.  Each day at the work site, many of the children from the village come to visit. One of their favorite things to do is use our digital cameras.  That was fun until they wanted to see all the pictures saved on my camera.  As two 14 year old girls scrolled through my pictures, I couldn't help but feel embarrassed as they saw vacation pictures,

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Greetings from The Dominican Republic. I have been having a great time, wish you were here. The work has been hard, but we have all shared in it equally. The young ladies and man fron Orlando and Dallas, Sarah, Jocelyn and Jonathan, are great people to have met and worked with. I wish I had gone on a mission trip before now, because this would probably be my third or fourth by now. The

Today was a great experience of partnering with the locals from Cuesta Arena in the beginning stages of foundation and block work for a mission house that will host future mission individuals/teams.  On a lot of mission trips we do the work  according to how we think it should be done and we most or all of it ourselves.  What an awesome experience working side by side with Dominicans and Haitians

Well after my first 24 hours in the Dominican, I can defiantly say this is an amazing place.  The hospitality and love that we have experienced from everyone is amazing.  Even though our flight was several hours late arriving, the pastor of the church insisted we go to her house for dinner despite the fact it was close to 1 in the morning.  And boy was it worth it!  Her family can cook and yall