JW Projects


	Getting read to go out in the 100 degree heat and work, but to work safely! Andrew Fisk instructs the work crews.



	Cassie Neitzey


	Repairing a leaking roof, deep in the woods of East Texas. Deep in the woods!


	Charge the project!!




	With the client, Mr. Yancey. The cold, wet towels help cool off the brain (a little bit)

	Replacing screens and painting the home of Patricia Johnson on Loop 505








	Repairing a picnic table at another location

	Replacing Siding on at the Mattox home on Martin Luther King Blvd.









	Time to get some paint on this new siding. The wheel chair ramp in the background was built by the UM ARMY in 2005




	The Mattox family, our clients for this project

	The Johnson house on 505 loop as the painting nears completion. The work team primed this house with Kilz and then put on a finish coat.



	A new screen door!


	What got painted on this project?


	John Wesley United Methodist Church fell in love with Newton, Texas, during their UM ARMY experience. (UM ARMY 2008). They decided to return and complete some work projects; at the request of FUMC, they also prepared a Vacation Bible School and Youth Rally for the community. The team started arriving on Thursday, July 24, and camped out at the church building in UM ARMY style. Project work started on Friday, with three teams going out to do repairs. Another team prepared for and did Summer Day Camp (vacation bible school) from 10 AM to 2 PM on both Friday and Saturday. Another team prepared for and presented a Youth Rally from 7 to 10 PM on Friday. 4 projects were completed, Summer Day Camp was a big success, and the Youth Rally was absolutely awesome!