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Miles McPherson landed in Cayman Monday evening, and started the day, along with Pastor Al Ebanks, Do Something Cayman Executive Committee Chair, with a 7:00am live interview with on Daybreak with Sheena Hurlstone, Cayman’s popular morning show.
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From sunrise to sunset, the eight Do Something World teams are scattered throughout Cayman doing service projects. While some of the teams return to the same site each day, others visit a new site each day. On Monday, we caught up with the Prison Ministry, Community Project team, and the Medical ministry. The Prison Ministry shared their testimonies, sang worship, and challenged the inmates during their chapel service at Northward Prison. Feature Story: From Serving Time to Serving Others | Photo Gallery: Prison Ministry at Northward
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The Miles Ahead team started their day with praise, prayer, and fellowship with their new friends from Cayman. With over 40 Cayman churches involved in the Do Something World festival, the Miles Ahead team spent Sunday morning worshiping amongst some of the churches that are helping plan the festival. Even though they had just met for the first time, the Miles Ahead team was greeted with a warm smiles, hugs, and even snacks. Feature Story: Worship with the Caymanians
Miles Ahead staff (Tim Innes, Tim Probasco, Mei Ling Starkey) visited Francis Bodden Girls Home after a recent beautification project. Although closed for renovations after a recent fire, there were able to see the wonderful fruits of 734 hours of volunteer work. On May 1 the site was a beehive of activity when 211 Cayman volunteers, including a significant number of young people, joined together in a service project to clean up and beautify the girls home as part of the Do Something World volunteerism campaign that is currently underway on the island.
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While the volunteers from San Diego arrived in Cayman on May 8, the Do Something World campaign has been going strong for months. Cayman leaders and volunteers have been doing service throughout the island. One of the projects took place on Saturday, April 24, when 173 volunteers completed 630 do something hours of service at George Town Hospital.
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If we’re going to throw the largest celebration in Cayman history (link to festival page), we’re gonna need help!
Please show up for the Dry Run at the Black Pearl, 13 May, 6:00pm-7:00pm.
All you need to do is show up. We’ll help you do the rest.
See you there!
After completing two very successful Do Something World projects, the beautification of Georgetown Hospital and Francis Bodden Home for Girls, we’re happy to report the participation of hundreds of volunteers and almost fifteen hundred hours donated.
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