In addition to the parts of demolished houses, ruined furniture, and miscellaneous things of every sort strewn for miles in every direction, storm debris also contains mountains of dead foliage. We praise god for folks willing to dig through the woods and rubble to make the landscape a little more livable. With 170+ volunteers working with us this week, many have spent their time picking up broken limbs, dead trees, and sticks … lots and lots of sticks.
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