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April Devotional
Perhaps the most important question in the minds of many people is the question of God’s love. In Romans 8:33-39, a parade of resistance lines up to “separate us from the love of God.” Jude urges us to build ourselves up by prayer, keeping ourselves in the love of God (vv. 20-21). Paul asserts, “We are more than conquerors through Him who loved us” (Rom. 8:37). Nothing derails prayer or wounds faith like doubts about God’s love.
God most clearly manifested the depth of His love for us on the cross. Jesus, who eternally existed in the form of God, emptied Himself and came to earth in the likeness of man. As a servant, He remained obedient unto death, even the death of the cross. That’s how deep the love of God is for you. Jesus willingly died in your place. (See John 3:16)
Let this mind be in you which was also in Christ Jesus, who, being in the form of God, did not consider it robbery to be equal with God, but made Himself of no reputation, taking the form of a bondservant, and coming in the likeness of men. And being found in appearance as a man, He humbled Himself and became obedient to the point of death, even the death of the cross. Therefore God also has highly exalted Him and given Him the name which is above every name, that at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, of those in heaven, and of those on earth, and of those under the earth, and that every tongue should confess that Jesus Christ is Lord, to the glory of God the Father (Philippians 2:5-11).
Initially, God allowed the blood of animals to provide a temporary covering for sin. But only a Man with sinless blood could provide cleansing for sin, paying the ultimate price by offering His life as payment in full for the judgment against mankind. Thus, Jesus Christ God in the form of a perfect Man came to take away the sins of the world. Jesus died to pay the ultimate price once and for all and to break the power of sin. Then He rose triumphant over death, hell, and the grave to provide enduring freedom from sin and its destructive consequences.
Jesus was wounded for your transgressions and bruised for your iniquities. The chastisement that was needed to obtain your peace of mind was laid on Him. And by the stripes that wounded Jesus, you were healed. From this moment forward, your life can be different than it has ever been before because your debt of sin has been paid in full by Jesus Christ.
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Helping Our Community Navigate Their “Road Trip”
Pisgah Lutheran Church in Lexington, SC recently hosted their Vacation Bible School with the theme “Road Trip”—and we were glad to help them bring it to life!
We loaned a few roadway signs from the I-26 MM 85–101 Archer United JV project to make the experience even more fun and immersive for the kids. It’s always rewarding to see how our work in infrastructure can also support and connect with our local communities in unexpected ways.
At the close of the program, it was inspiring to see the smiles, laughter, and lessons learned along the way. Big thanks to Pisgah Lutheran for inviting us to be part of their journey—and safe travels to all the young explorers as they head out from this year’s school adventures!
Restoring Access and Hope: Emergency Bridge Project in Asheville, NC
In the wake of Hurricane Helene’s devastation across the Carolinas, United Infrastructure Group (UIG) had boots on the ground quickly. While supporting storm recovery efforts in the Asheville area as part of the I-26 Buncombe project with Fluor, our team received a unique opportunity to serve on a more personal level.
In January 2025, Pastor Robert Joly of Kingstree Presbyterian Church, leading a disaster response mission under the Presbyterian Church in America’s Mission to North America, contacted UIG CEO Jim Triplett. Pastor Joly was assisting homeowners in Western North Carolina and had learned of a local resident whose private bridge had been washed away during the storm in September 2024. The bridge was the only means of vehicular access to the man’s home—and for over four months, he had been cut off.
On Saturday, January 18, five UIG employees—Edward Castillo, Edward Castillo Jr., Stanley Clark, Bo Harris, and Manny Privette—volunteered their time and skills to restore access. They developed a plan using salvaged materials from the stream bank to construct a temporary bridge. The original girders were lifted and stabilized, fill was placed beneath the washed-out section, and timber decking was installed. Approximately 50 volunteer man-hours were contributed to complete the project.
Special thanks to Carolina CAT for providing an excavator on short notice, allowing the team to complete the work efficiently.
This project exemplified what UIG stands for: faith, service, and real-world impact. The resident was finally able to drive home again—for the first time in four months.
Bridging the Gap for Youth: Camp Canaan Bridge Replacement in Rock Hill, SC
In April 2025, United Infrastructure Group took on a project close to home—replacing the main access bridge to Camp Canaan, a nonprofit Christian youth camp located on a 100-acre island in the Catawba River in Rock Hill, SC. Camp Canaan serves over 2,500 children and families annually through summer camps, church retreats, school programs, and leadership training.
When Hurricane Helene swept through the region in 2024, the camp’s only vehicle-accessible bridge was destroyed, leaving staff, emergency services, and campers without access. With the camp’s summer programming at risk, and commercial bridge replacement costs estimated in the hundreds of thousands, Camp Canaan faced the possibility of canceling its upcoming season—and worse, long-term financial strain that could threaten its mission.
United Infrastructure Group stepped in and committed to rebuilding the bridge at no cost to the organization. Crews from our Rock Hill and Columbia offices coordinated permitting, design adjustments, and full construction—all on an accelerated timeline.
More than 300 hours were donated by UIG employees, restoring critical access to the island just in time for the summer camp season. Thanks to this collaborative effort, Camp Canaan resumed operations safely, continuing to provide life-changing experiences for youth across the region.
This project not only reconnected a physical bridge—it reinforced our belief in building up the communities we serve.
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At the close of each year, UIG officers invite teammates to submit a giving request form, nominating a nonprofit organization of their choice to receive support.