On October 2nd I spent the day with the students of the Charleston and Winthrop Wesley Foundations at their Fall Mission Trip.\u00a0 For several years the two Wesley Foundations have met in Charleston to renovate houses with the United Methodist Relief Center.\u00a0 This year the students worked on three separate sites across the low country.<\/p>\n
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I followed to take pictures and passed out a few disposable cameras for the times I would not be around.\u00a0 Between the students and myself, we took over one hundred fifty pictures capturing the mission work and general college student antics.\u00a0 Overall, it was a Saturday well spent.\u00a0 In addition to the pictures in this post, I am including a podcast of a few students talking about the Wesley Foundation and why they came on the mission trip.\u00a0 I hope you enjoy.<\/p>\n