Mission Projects
Various Mission Projects with Vision Impact
Biloxi, Mississippi
In the fall of 2005, a team of Vision Impact and volunteers from Plymouth Park United Methodist Church went to Biloxi, Ms to work on a parsonage. The minister of the church was a former minister of PPUMC. His church was destroyed in the hurricane and his home was not habitable. The team repaired much of the house such that the minister could move back in the parsonage.
Sabine Pass, Tx
During Jan 2006, a team of 15 consisting of volunteers from Plymouth Park United Methodist and Vision Impact went to Sabine Pass, Texas to rebuild a church. The Sabine Pass United Methodist was the only church left standing in the city after Hurricane Rita entered the state of Texas. The group installed a new floor, replaced the sheetrock that had been destroyed, and painted the ceiling. The church is the church home for other congreations that had their church destroyed in the hurricane.
In 2008, Don Romer, Executive Director, participated with 24 others in a mission trip to Allende, Mexico to work on a Church. The team also went to Reynoso, Mexico, and worked on a children's home.
Mexico
In 2009, Don Romer, Executive Director of Vision Impact, accompanied a group of 26 men from the Compass Christian Church of Colleyville, on a trip to Allende, Mexico. In Allende, they build a pastors house for a church that the Compass Christian Church had previously built.
On the same trip the group also framed a duplex house for married student housing at a bible college in Pideras Negras, Mexico.
In 2010, Don Romer, Executive Director of Vision Impact and Roger Jones, Board Member, accompanied a group of 30 men from the Compass Christian Church in Colleyville in a trip to Pideras Negras, Mexico. The group framed and roofed a duplex that will be used for student housing at the bible college.
In 2010 and 2012, Don Romer, Executive Director of Vision Impact, along with Roger Jones, Board member, accompanied the POWER team of volunteers form Compass Christan Church, Colleyville, to build married student housing at College Bibilco in Piedras Negras, Mexico.
