Some people may be disabled. Even if they can't work with a hammer and nails, they can do mail-outs or make phone calls. It's a lot of hard work.

What we desperately need is someone outside of the city limits willing to donate land, so we can build a new home. But it isn't just about money or writing a check. The most important thing we can have is volunteers who donate their time.

We have this kind of encompassing philosophy. We're not offering a hand-out, we're offering a hand up.

So many times we get an e-mail back, saying, 'We're praying for you,' or 'We love you' ... You have no idea what it's like to come home from a bad day to hear that. I don't think my friends know how much it means to get their words.

The timing was excellent. Through the 80's people had so much high technology in their lives both at work and at home with PC's, faxes, and videos.

Everyone wants a single location to do all their work, and we were considering unifying voice mail and e-mail next year. But we can't -- it would only contribute to the storage problem we're already having.