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Welcome to our lives - please poke around
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Math Tutoring and substitute teaching are both going extremely well.
Tracey is doing something she loves, and she is getting paid to do it.
She is currently getting two to three calls a week from the Avon Grove
School District's Middle School (Fred S. Engle). Drew also got his
emergency certification, and is now subbing in the Avon Grove School District.
He generally substitutes one day a week in the Middle or High School, but
will occassionally accept a call he gets to go in at the Intermediate School.
She is tutoring students in Algebra I & II, Trigonometry/Pre Calculus, Calculus & Elementary Math.
Read more about it here and check out some pictures.
If you're looking for help with math, feel free to call or e-mail.
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This Summer
flew by... in fact, it's been over a year since we've updated this page.
Things have been crazy and we've loved every minute of it. We've got 18
projects going on around the house. Both of us have been keeping very busy
with work... not that either of us can actually call it that. We squeezed in
a little fun, getting down to see the Mom & Dad Cope's Baltimore house, and going
crabbing with them a couple of times, took a much over do and needed vacation
during the end of May / beginning of June down to Marco Island, FL and had a blast
spending time on the water jet skiing, sailing, and kayaking, along with relaxing.
While jet skiing and kayaking, we were able to get up close to some dolphins and manatees.
We also helped to run the Chester County Ultimate Frisbee Summer League, a part of
PADA (Philadelphia Area Disc Alliance) this
past summer and are planning to do so again this year, hopefully training a few people to
take over for the 2010 summer. This coming summer we have a number of former youth group
students getting married, so we will be busy for several weekends in May and June going
to weddings, and speaking at a few of them. One of the couples has asked us to do some
pre-marital counseling with them, so we are working on doing that right now.
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Ground Zero
has really been blessed this year. Celebrating our 8th in year in ministry, it is amazing to see
all that God is doing. He has grown us from 30 students on Friday nights to over 200
between Thursdays (JV Grades 6-8) and Fridays (Varsity Grades 9 thru Young Adult). And
GZ Union is going great on Wednesday nights tool.
It's keeping everyone
real busy.
Exciting stuff.
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The Spring Calendar
is chock-full of stuff to do.
We have an all night bowling event planned for Feb. 13th-14th. The Spring Retreat "unplugged" should
be a blast March 27th-30th in North East, MD. We will probably attend the church's "Dad's and Kids"
camping trip in May, and probably spend a few more weekends hiking and or camping this spring and
summer, we may also join Tim and Mandy to a few of their "Base Camp Hope" trips.
Project: R.A.K.E. is going gangbusters
and is an absolute blast this summer with the Junior High RAKE work camp July 25th-28th and the
Sr. High work camp July 28th-August 2nd.
We are now into our 4th year with
Ground Zero Masters Commission.
We've got about 30 students and we're believing to see 50 here in our fifth year. So we're having a lot of fun.
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