We are sitting in the Haitian airport waiting to board. Once again the airport was a breeze. Praise God for His provision.

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Well, this morning it took an act of congress to wake the teenagers up! (honestly, all of us!). God has been doing some amazing work in our hearts and He continues to work through us even though we are tired. We look forward to seeing all of on Sunday. You never know what’s going to [...]

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We are sitting in the Port Au Prince airport right now and our flight is delayed. We are all very tired and excited to come home. The last thing we did today was cook an american lunch for the Hatians, hamburgers and pasta salad. I don’t think they knew what a hamburger was. They looked [...]

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We are off to church in Haiti this morning, it should be interesting since this is an all english speeking church. I am looking forward to God speaking to me though this service. It alwas amazes me that all over the world brothers and sisers are worshiping the same God and in many cases the [...]

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We can’t believe it’s Friday! This week has gone by very quickly. The days have been long and extremely busy – exhausting and exciting at the same time. On Wednesday, we had a guest speaker. Noah came to tell us his story; how God made a crazy request of him and how he was obedient [...]

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Today was the last day of the childrens program and the closing ceremony was amazing. The kids sang amazing grace to us in english and we all cried. Things then turned crazy as we started to serve lunch. The food was not ready on time and we had to hold off 100 hungry kids. We [...]

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Today was the most intense heat I have ever experienced. We all survived by drinking large amounts of water and taking many breaks. The childrens program is running smoothly now and it is a common sight to see one of our people holding a sleeping child or playing slapjack with a huge crowd around them. [...]

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The group brought along 7 “Bucket Kits” and has been working to set them up in the yards of Haitians living in PID housing. The bucket kits have been designed to irrigate small family gardens in dry climates. Each kit will keep a garden watered that will support a family of four on about 10 [...]

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Today was our first day working in the village of Blanchard. Our original plans changed somewhat but you have to be flexible in Haiti as nothing is certain. Half of us made cement blocks and dug a ditch for a latrine and half of us put on a childrens program similar to our vbs. We [...]

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Yesterday we went to Port Au Prince Christian Fellowship where we were challenged to question our motives for coming to Haiti. (interesting timing I thought!). Fortunately for us it was in English. Church was packed-standing room only, two thirds of the people were Haitian. It was truly a rocking morning! You would have been proud [...]

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We attended a Haitian church this morning in a small village, the service lasted for 2.5 hours. It was very hot and we barely understood anything but it warmed our hearts to see how much they enjoyed having us with them. We then rode through the countryside in the tap tap, there were many moments [...]

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Haitian worshiping Our Serenading them with amazing grace..

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