Operation Sandwich has become an annual project for the Women’s Ministry at the church we’ve recently started attending. Having never attempted to make 800 sandwiches in an evening, I was really looking forward to participating.

I can’t wait to share the rest of our adventure at the Charlotte Operation Christmas Child (OCC) Processing Center. If you missed out on Part 1 – be sure to go here to get the scoop on our different volunteer roles. Today I’m going to take you inside some of the boxes we processed.

Please note: This post contains affiliate links. A friend of mine was recently diagnosed with breast cancer. I really wanted to send more than just a card to encourage her during her recovery. During one of my (almost) daily visits to Pinterest, I noticed the idea to send a box sunshine – an assortment of yellow…

Is your team or small group looking for a mission or service project? Or maybe your group is getting burnt-out on craft projects for themselves. Pillowcase dresses are easy to make and provide a much-needed resource in many countries. Despite my lack of sewing ability, several years ago I attended an event at our church…

Putting together Operation Christmas Child shoeboxes is one of my very favorite Christmas activities. I spend all year shopping for items for our boxes.

Earlier this year, our Women’s Ministry Team hosted a fellowship for our women to come together to make Blessing Bags.