Children helping children: Concord students see results of gift to Romania

August 26, 2011 at 5:00 a.m. | Updated August 26, 2011 at 5:00 a.m.

Gabe Montgomery, second from right, looks for guidance in hand movements Thursday morning as he and students at Concord Christian School sing the song "We Want to See Jesus Lifted High" prior to a presentation by Lori Ewing. She delivered a slideshow of her trip to Romania this summer.
Gabe Montgomery, second from right, looks for guidance in hand movements Thursday morning as he and students at Concord Christian School sing the song "We Want to See Jesus Lifted High" prior to a presentation by Lori Ewing. She delivered a slideshow of her trip to Romania this summer.

Baby-sitting, lemonade stands, tutoring and piggy banks poured change and dollar bills into a meter bank last spring at Concord Christian School.

The gift allowed children in Romania the chance to attend a summer Bible camp.

Lori Ewing and three other women from Concord Christian Church shared the donation while they spent 11 days in the former Communist country helping with the camp.

At the school's first, full-fledged chapel service Thursday, Ewing shared a slideshow and stories with the more than 100 students.

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