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notes: Michelle spoke with Mrs. Theresa Smith-Boyle everything is still the same doesn't have any needs at this time (3/7/07) UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes -> Michelle spoke with Mrs. Theresa Smith-Boyle everything is still the same doesn't have any needs at this time (3/7/07) UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast.

notes: UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes Michelle spoke with Mrs. Theresa Smith-Boyle everything is still the same doesn't have any needs at this time -> Michelle spoke with Mrs. Theresa Smith-Boyle everything is still the same doesn't have any needs at this time (3/7/07) UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes

notes: UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes -> UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes Michelle spoke with Mrs. Theresa Smith-Boyle everything is still the same doesn't have any needs at this time

notes: UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes -> UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They keep a pretty well stocked pantry, but most volunteers that come through replace what they have used when their trip comes to an end. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes

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notes: 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes -> UPDATE 8/18/06: They have no website The Retreat House adjacent to the Bywater and Holy Spirit Christian Community Church is open to volunteers needing housing. Pastor Charles Boyle can provide leads/coordination to other volunteer/church organizations doing repairs/reconstruction on the Gulf in Hancock County. Here and there they do receive donations of food, clothing, building materials that are redirected to other groups in need of those items. They are NOT set up to accept ongoing donations nor do they do distribution. The 'Retreat House' can house a maximum of 15 adults, and if you have teens in your group can house a maximum of 15-20 volunteers. Volunteers should contact Pastor Charles Boyle directly to coordinate available housing. There is no fee for your stay. You must provide and prepare your own meals. They have a small kitchen with stove, oven, microwave, pantry and refidgerator. Bedding is supplied. There are 5 bedrooms and 4 bathrooms (each with a shower), as well as one washer and one dryer accessible to volunteers. This is a great option for volunteers looking for a quieter, less crowded volunteer housing situation. Great for families and serves as housing for overflow from other local volunteer camps in the area. According to Mrs. Boyle the influx of volunteers coming to the Gulf has really slowed down and they desperately need skilled labor to continue to be in service to the ravaged Gulf Coast. 7/11/06 alw data entered directly from website end notes
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organization: -> Faith-based
dc_more: Yes -> No

main_phone: (228)255-9427, Charles Boyle -> (228) 255-2975 (Retreat House)
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address: -> 21410 Road 380
zip: 00000 -> 39556
latitude: -> 30.472247
longitude: -> -89.384481
capacity: -> 15
make_payable_to: -> B.W.H.S.C.C.
dc_more: Unknown -> Yes
email changed.
loading_dock: Unknown -> No
forklift: Unknown -> No
workers: -> 2

status: Unknown -> Open