Learn about how Claude Good went from being a missionary with his wife, Alice, in a remote area of Mexico to being the founder of the Worm Project, a ministry of the Mosaic Mennonite Conference. Run entirely by volunteers, the Worm Project provides medicine to treat millions of children for parasitic worms. Meet several of the Worm Project’s volunteers and hear about how it partners with other organizations around the world to reach some of the most vulnerable children in over 40 countries. The new book, How to Change the World One Penny at a Time: The Story of Claude Good and the Worm Project, will be available for purchase.

About the instructors: Gary Delp, Dr. Clarence Freed, and Jeff Hollenbach

Gary Delp serves as president of the board for the Worm Project. Gary and his wife, Julie, live in Sellersville and are members of the Blooming Glen Mennonite Church.

Dr. Clarence Freed volunteers with the Worm Project and has treated children in Haiti who suffer from parasitic worms.

Jeff Hollenbach is a member of the board for the Worm Project. Jeff’s background includes teaching math and coaching numerous sports at Pennridge High School, including head coach of the football team. He is also a licensed pastor and is active with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes organization.