First Computer Class Graduation - June 2009

 

 

 

 

Thanks for your prayers

Thank you all for your prayers and support during the last couple of weeks of fighting allergy hives.
I am feeling much better now and I am going back to Haiti this Friday, God willing to resume my activity.

Long overdue pictures of Alex and Alexandre

They are twin brothers and orphans. The Lord knew where they were even before we picked them up and the Lord knows their future. This thought brings me comfort.

Welcome Jimmy, our first child at CCF

We covet your continued prayers

In December 2008, the Lord put it in my heart to warn the church about trials and tribulations in 2009 as the ministry grows. Oh man, we did not wait for January to start feeling it specially the leadership of the church.
My family is not exempt from it either but we did not get the worst of it either.
We continue to covet your prayers for our leaders and ourselves as we step out in 2009 and boldly proclaim Salvation by Grace in Jesus-Christ our Lord and Savior.
What is great about trials and tribulations is that we know that the Lord already wrote the conclusion of the story: at the end WE WIN.
God bless you all and we will try to update you as often as we can. Our internet connection is becoming so slow that it is not even letting me read my email messages sometimes. Uploading pictures to the blog is even harder.
I love you all, may the Lord help us all share his love to others.

Seige

Water for Life and Blue Ridge helping with digging a well at CCF

Water for Life and Blue Ridge helping with digging a well at CCF

Mission Team from Boston and Connecticut

The team arrived yesterday afternoon and was at work today at Calvary Christian Family (CCF)
We will try to upload some pictures soon.
Thanks for keeping the team in prayers.

Staff Training at Calvary Christian Family

Budget Training - December 2008

We had well over 100 attendees to our first training on Budgeting, Managing money God's way.

Children Ministry Christmas Celebration at CCPAP

We started with about 50 children but at the end we had about 140 children from the neighborhood joining us to celebrate Christmas at Calvary Chapel Port-au-Prince. Some of the gifts were donated by another local ministry. The gospel was presented to them, of course.