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month to meet with the women there. Kairos is ‘an ecumenical worldwide ministry that brings the love of God and the light of Christ - into prisons." This was a new experience for her but Mustoe is no rookie when it comes to looking outside the box to help others. Going on mission trips and serving God’s people wherever they are often requires stepping out of one's “comfort zone," said Ellen adding, “it teaches us to trust God and to rely on Him. not on ourselves. Although we go to help the people we are serving, we ‘ return feeling so blessed. Not only because of the work we did, but because of the close fellowship we have shared with other team members and with God.” Mustoe is enrolled with the Rappahannock-Rappahannock Community Services Board/Area of Aging Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) and volunteers at the Rappahannock Senior Citizen Center and the Washington Baptist Church office. She also drives for the Rappahannock County Medical Transportation Program. What does Ellen love about Rappahannock County The people.

“When I first came here. I heard that Rappahannock County did not like outsiders and that I might not fit in. Whoever said that was wrong. I have been accepted and have made many wonderful friends here. I laugh when newcomers think I am a native of Rappahannock!," laughs Mustoe who equally loves the ecumenical fellowship among the churches of various denominations...and the beauty of Rappahannock's rural landscape and the pace of life...exquisite in Ellen's mind.

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