Yayyy!

Margaret (Callie) Johnson was a librarian at UNC who left a sizable legacy to the chapel of the Cross. $100,000 was set aside by the Vestry to start the Johnson Intern Program.

Our year (the 2nd year) I don't think we had to build a tent, but we did a similar exercise making brownies.

I had forgotten about that!

Were the brownies any good @Jack?

Actually they were!

Thank you elizabeth!!

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ISAAC!!

JULIE!!!<3333

Hi Isaac!

That was great, thank you Debbie!!

That was wonderful!

Go Debbie!!

that was wonderful! <3

Can we get a copy or link.

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Great video! Any chance the Advocate could snag that drop video? We’d sure love to post it on our website, and would be glad to give photo credit.

https://vimeo.com/553084373

@lisa: Wasn't that a gorgeous shot!?!?

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CONFETTI!!!

Love you CHUCK! Thank you!

Wow!

Love you all More! Thank for you for the opportunity to serve.

I’ve used the lessons I learned at JSC in community living to help with my current house of roommates! It’s helped so much!

One of my favorite memories was my house trying to mark grape leaves and making a huge delicious mess when they all unraveled

I learned that there is always enough.

Calling the fire department the first day in the house lol!

Snake wrangling in the Carrboro basement, on three different occasions lol.

JSC has THE BEST COOKS!!

my chair will go in our museum one day

Walking into the house to find out that my housemates had started (and put out) a fire XD -Emlyn

I will be a corps member next year and I’m so excited!

Starting that fire ^

A nest of copperheads under the wooden front walk at the house on Oak Ave

Playing board games and eating dinner with my housemates.

Food, amazing how there was either abundance or scarcity with the same resources from year to year

I still make recipes that I learned during my service year. Eating them reminds me of sitting around the table at our Carrboro house

I fell in love with enneagram and still use communication tools like "permission to be messy" and the gift box

Same, Kirsten! We had the best recipes :)

our Chopped day, when we used up all our food during the program's last week in an epic competition <3

Getting schooled on what it means to be a part of a congregational church (that not all Baptists are the same) by our fellow intern, Amy Grizzle, self proclaimed liberal, feminist, pro choice Baptist.

Grateful for the presence and participation in the life of the Advocate of many JIP and JSC members through the years. What a gift. Blessings on you all.

I loved attending the Advocate, Lisa! I still think about it and miss it. Such a wonderful and unique church

Loved my 07-08 class! Going to eat at Carol Woods with my mentor Martha Hart and her husband Larry. Eating peanut butter soup (it was not good!) and trying to eat more vegetarian :) Going to DC and hanging out at The Advocate. Helping teach confirmation with Katie Thompson at COTC, led by David Frazelle. So many good memories!

I remember learning Centering Prayer with David Frazelle

me too! great memory :)

Love all of these! I agree—messy, fun, and full kitchens and many movie nights and looong, rambling philosophical conversations with each other that I wouldn’t trade for the world.

Love you Watty!

Yesss Badria movie nights and lots of hikes and random adventures

Coffee at Café Driade with my mentor Tim West

Watty, you have been an inspiration that I have carried with me. It is great to be with you!

So many incredible memories, meals, lessons, and experiences I have taken away from my time in the Laurel house in JSC!

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Thank you for a wonderful celebration and the joy of being part of this wonderful organization!

Thanks everyone! Take care and so good to see everybody

Watty, I loved seeing you and hearing from you!- Annmarie