Missionary Housing

These images portray missionary and orphanage housing constructed and refurbished by the mission team working along with the missionaries at El Camino Mission.

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Photo at left is the home of missionaries Norman and Gloria Higgins with the missions team planning and preparing the work on the screened room addition.

Now completed (seen at right), the room is used as an office and a prayer room. During visits by mission teams, the room is also used for serving meals. The missions team gathers here in the evening hours, where there is much weeping, praying, and crying out to God. It is a place where Christians slow down long enough for rest and spiritual healing.

Pictured at left is one of the most used structures on the campus. It is used as a school room and as a nursery for all of the church services. It is also used as sleeping quarters for visiting mission teams.  Originally, the toilet and electric didn’t work; there were no windows, no carpet, no curtains. Even a ping pong table was used as part of the exterior wall, shown at ight.

The completed project is shown at left.

Pictured at right is the rear of the Higgins’ home. Seven men of the mission team constructed this 10x56-foot addition, which houses the laundry facilities and a sewing machine for mending and sewing all the children's clothing.

The room now serves as the new office, but, at times, the room is even used for meals.

Depicted at left is the interior during construction; seen below right is the home showing the completed addition in the foreground, with the church and other housing shown in the background.

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