On Saturday August 27th, Hampton Assembly held an End of Summer Party. We ate food that was prepared by our wonderful adults. After we ate, we played a few games of corn hole. Lauren played on one team against Sheen and I, because Brittany didn’t make it in time before the game ended. We then had a water balloon fight. The girls were very afraid of popping the ball, so you would have guessed we were throwing an egg. We played two rounds and then moved on to duct tape to the wall. We had three teams. Two teams of girls and one team of adults. After time passed and all duct tape was used, we removed the chairs to see who won. As soon as the chairs were removed, everyone fell immediately. So, let’s just say that it was a three way tie. Next we had a search for gummy bears in whipped cream. The moms set a timer and we dug through the whipped cream. We all found five and kept searching. We were never told that we only had 5 to find, so whipped cream got every where. After all the party games were played, we moved upstairs to clean up and wait for the sleepover to start. We had a mini dance party to Disney songs as we waited. It was a wonderful party, and I can’t wait for another bonding, fun, and crazy party with these amazing girls.

With Rainbow Love and Service,
Kensley
Hampton Assembly #2

On Saturday, September 10, Kaitlyn, Katie, Meg, Phoenix, and I went to Child ID at Landstown Commons. Many people showed up at the event Saturday. All of us had a lot of fun and got about 4 hours of service. Even though Katy and Phoenix’s computer was having some problems, we still had a long line and finished with many people. Thanks to Meg’s dad, we had a great day on the 10th.

With Rainbow Love & service,
Alyssa

On Friday August 26th, Hampton Assembly helped build a play set for a little girl battling autism and cancer. The build started at 8 am and we finished around 1:30pm. Mom Beth, Mom Kim, Lauren, and I built the roof. Rachal helped another group make the ladder and rock wall. It was so cool to see the pieces we made get put together to make something amazing.

When Madalyn came out, we all waved our hands and her face lit up. She was so happy! She went straight for the swing. As she was swinging, Roc Solid presented a picture to her parents that talked about what cancer can not take away. It was so amazing to see the impact that we made on that family.

After we finished building, we were asked to start sorting the pieces for the next build. So, not only did we help one kid, we started the process of helping another one.

To see the little Madalyn so happy and her parents so thankful helped us to realize what these two organizations are about; helping and bringing joy to others and helping as many individuals as we can. It was an absolutely amazing day, and I can’t wait to help with another build!

In Rainbow Love and Service,
Kensley
Hampton Assembly #2

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