Our new building can now accommodate twelve classrooms. The doors and the windows need fixing and the walls need painting; but they are functional. The advantage of being in a tropical country is that you can live without windows, at least for a while! Closer view of some of the classrooms. Pastor Dany…
In the past months, four incidents happened. On a Sunday morning while we were at church, thieves broke into our house through a window and they stole our armed security guard’s gun. Then, a heavy truck hitted our truck that was parked in front of the church. The box frame was demolished, but…
When I was a little girl, my mother used to say:” Louise is such a good girl. She will go to heaven someday.” She spoke like that because I helped a mentally challenged girl to do her homework. Unfortunately, when I grew up, my mother never spoke of me like that again! But every time she…
The paths to visit the children at home are sometimes sinuous and steep, but it is worth it. Many children sitting in the public places are waiting for a good new! In one of the houses we went to, they brought eight sick people. Three of them said that they were healed after they were…
The children, of our church, often have the privilege to see Bible stories in action. We do drama so that they can remember the message. The picture shows us Samuel anointing David as the new king while his sheep carefully watched the situation! King Saul before his decline. In the month of March, a local…
In January 2014, I had a vision. I saw the robe of Jesus floating in the air over the schools’ roofs. Then, I heard these words: « I wait for you to enter into the schools to enter into the hearts . » During the following months, I asked myself how I could enter into the…
The picture shows some of our ChildCarePlus/Haiti graduates. Some are done with their university and/or post-graduates studies while others pursue them. They all work at The Fortress School. This is the case for both nurses sitting in the centre of the picture. A dozen of other CCP graduates who do not appear on this picture…
When I was a little girl, every Christmas, I received a doll. I was always pleased to hold them in my arms. Our parents would wake us up at midnight to give us our presents. Their heart rejoiced to see us marvel. My brother and I had the habit to search for our gifts in…
When we were little, during the fall, we would bring an apple to our school teacher and at spring time, a bouquet of freshly cut lilacs from our garden. The fragrance would fill the classroom. Those days are over now. But many families go apple picking. In the month of October I (Louise) did a…
Jessika Pierre (center) was eleven years old when her mom sadly died due to an AIDS infection. She left behind five girls and one boy. Christella, the youngest one who appears in Jessika’s arms in the picture, died of AIDS at an orphanage when she was 5. The little girls all attended our first church…
