Greetings from Haiti under the rain! Timoun yo grangou! In Kreol, it means the children are hungry. Most children spend their days in school without eating anything, simply because there is no food at home. Fortunately, their school days end at 1h00 pm. Then, they go home hoping to find something to eat. Last year,…
Over 217,000 families and friends are mourning their lost loved ones. We must remember that God did not abandon us. He is here with us and he wants our hearts. A lady told us that the house where she worked on the day of the earthquake collapsed on her. She was captive under the rubble…
We held a camp for children and youth. They had a soccer tournament. Here is the winning team! In Haiti, the children grow up with a ball at the end of their feet. Soccer is the national sport. The girls also had their soccer tournament under the vigilant eye of their counterparts. The girls tournament…
On the Day of Pentecost, in our congregation, there were some healings and baptisms in the Holy Ghost. We had some special services with Pastor Gaétan Gaucher from Montreal, Quebec. Pentecost is still for today! Nicole and Kathleen from Sherbrooke visited Haiti. As a result of a slipped disc, Kathleen suffered from back pain for…
Two dentists came to Haiti. In fifteen days of work, they extracted 397 teeth, repaired 117 and did four major surgeries. Unfortunately, they were not able to see all patients. Back row: Dentist Jalbert and Francine, a nurse from Edmundston, NB. First row: Dentist Demers and Sarah Maude, her daughter, from Acton Vale, QC. At…
Elisha, one of our church’s youth, is at the penitentiary since December 23. He is from the country and he does not have much education when it comes to “paper stuff”. One of his friends asked him to make a cheque in his place because he did not have an ID number. So Elisha filled…
The other day, Jennifer, a frail young girl who is on the Child Care Plus program, approached me to say: “Aunt Sabi, there is nothing to eat at home.” I asked her older sister if their dad has a job. She said no. – Do your relatives bring you food? – Sometimes. -What do you…
The other day, just outside the church, a frail grandmother approached me to tell me that she was hungry. The previous Sunday two young girls arrived late to church, they told me that they did not have a clock at home. They were under feed, their hair was red and messy, and they told me…
A team build our Centre third floor’s roof made out of wood and tins. A team member of Beauce-Disraeli churches fixing the roof of our Centre is tied to it with a safety cable. A part of the Beauce-Disraéli team. Some of the members stayed one week. They were replaced by others who came for…
