I-TEC

08/16/2025

Last week, local volunteers tore out the 21-year old carpet and painted the walls in our office in preparation for new flooring.

This week, a team from Lancaster Co. PA installed the new flooring, baseboard, and many other improvements.

Thank you to all for donating your time. It is so lovely!

03/05/2024

Please be in prayer as the PNG team is faced with a possible fuel shortage in Papua New Guinea that could keep them from completing the last leg of their trip. Wisdom is needed for the decision that needs to be made before departure.

11/05/2023

I-TEC was proud to honor our veterans with some of our equipment in the Veteran's Parade for Lycoming County that was held in Williamsport. We are so proud of our veteran's who helped keep our country free so we could minister by "Powering Missions Worldwide" from Montoursville, PA. Thanks and photo credit to Steve Bagwell.

10/27/2023

Our thanks to our good friends at Cable Services for the use of their wire winder. Removing donated underground service cable from old broken reels to new ones would have been a daunting task without this wonderful tool.

10/27/2023

Many hands require good nourishment! Thanks to our volunteers who prepared a great fare of Chicken, Pulled Pork, Salad Bar and what would a work day be without desserts?

10/27/2023

Wednesday was an I-TEC workday that had 24 participants who set at the task of organizing equipment and supplies that have been donated for use in electrical systems across the globe. A big thank you to those who participated. Wire was wound on new reels, conduit and fittings sorted, parts and supplies organized so it can all be put to use.

10/17/2023

https://www.wenatcheeworld.com/news/local/the-power-of-love-east-wenatchee-mission-volunteers-come-together-to-provide-power-to-third/article_696f24f2-5bba-11ee-ad62-475abe7465fa.html/?utm_medium=internal&utm_source=readerShare&utm_campaign=bButton

In an 8-foot by 20-foot metal box near East Wenatchee, five men crowd inside to run electrical cables from one panel to another. They are finishing up a two-month project

09/06/2023

An I-TEC team of nineteen, including five first-time volunteers, recently completed the installation of a grid-tie solar electric system for ECHO Global Farm in North Fort Myers, Florida. The total solar capacity of the installed system is 56kW. It is expected to offset 100% of the electrical bill at the ministry's main building. Despite near record high "real feel" temperatures of 104 degrees, the team stayed hydrated and safe while working on the roof where temperatures were an added 10 - 15 degrees hotter.

We are thankful we could help ECHO Global Farm as they impact millions of lives by teaching small-scale, sustainable farming methods. Missionaries and development workers use these methods overseas to help with hunger needs and to use as a platform to share God's love.

10/05/2021

Great pictures of another successful project by the I-TEC team. Job well done!!!

Ministering in Mexico by Harry Boyer | Oct 3, 2021 | FEATURED, Uncategorized | 0 Look below for pictures of the project! The I-TEC team of volunteers from across the US arrived... Read More