Most of these students come from 3 different orphanages, of which non of the kids can afford to get an education, this school exists for the least of these in Haiti.
During our YMATH trip to Haiti last week with a team of bloggers and storytellers, our videographer Ian accidentally fell into a hole. (For more on this, read Ian's blog he posted today: What Not to Do in Haiti: Fall in a Hole).
We were fortunate enough to have several skilled people on the trip who were experts at applying hand sanitizer to gaping wounds.
Here's Ian telling more about his battle with the hole:
And here's the hole:
Falling in holes aside, it was a great trip. Thank you for your prayers. The Lord is truly moving in Haiti in amazing ways. Find out more about how you can join him by clicking here.
Posted in Haiti Video by Clint Bokelman on 2/18/2010
I just returned from Haiti a day ago. And hopefully, if you've followed my blogs, you've been able to see some of the hope that has arisen in the most impoverished country in the western hemisphere (before the earthquake). What was supposed to be a week dedicated to revelry with the enemy transposed into a week of dancing for Jesus as the country fasted and prayed for Haiti's re-birth.
The process of re-building Haiti will be long and tedious and it will go beyond meeting just people's physical needs. Spiritually the Bride of Christ, in Haiti is hungry for more of him and you are the vessel he wants to use. We put together a video of some of the footage from the latest trip about what it will look like for you to go.
If you've read our Haiti blog; you've heard about the hope running rampant in the streets of Haiti. Here is another couple of videos of a parade of people dancing and praising Jesus as well as an interview with a local about the festivities.
In order to
safely distribute any resources, we must first distribute them to the
local Pastors. So today we bought water and distributed it. The man in
the orange in the video with Marco & Adam is Pastor Laine
Dieudonme.
