The new rhythms of life and ministry have made that even more vivdly apparent to me these days. As we often repeat, investing in people is at the heart of wh...

Ok, well, it would seem my first attempt to summarize the Day by Day posts was thwarted by deceptive internet signal. Apparently, when I published the first ...

So, apparently when I take advantage of working internet to catch up on blog posting, those of you who subscribe to the blog get slammed with e-mails. Sorry ...

De jènòm kap kraze bèt lekòl! Meet Makendy and Dieuklemson, 2 young men working hard and staying in school. They have the equivalent of part-time high school...

Nap pare pou dlo! (Getting ready for water!) This morning I (Krischelle) heard Apipa already hard at work on the tractor in the dark at 5:30. The wind, the ...

Gad yon bèl jounen kreyòl! (Rough translation: What a great Creole day!) The school held a recreational day today in the Lemuel garden. The staff showed grea...

This is where it happens. Day by day. Life on life. The projects, activities and tasks involved in all we do are important, but in the end, they are only the...

Gade jan staf nou an fre! (Look how sharp our staff look!) :) Meet Melicienne. She is new to our staff this year and works on the support staff. Day by day...

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It was one of the most beautiful moments I have witnessed in my 10 years of living and working on the Plateau. For a few weeks, our staff and local group of ...

Kote ki pa gen medsen.../Where there is no doctor... Reliable, trustworthy medical care is almost non-existent in our area. Many times, people needing basic ...

Three views from Monday: View 1: The school has been given responsibility for the Lemuel garden. They are currently developing plans for a space that can be ...

It's a bit windy. March usually means dry, dusty, windy, and hot on the Plateau. So far, it is living up to its reputation. It is extremely dry right now. Th...

Happening now (between 12-2PM): 7th grade Bible class. 😄 Normally, Williamso teaches this class, but I (Krischelle) covered for him today as he went to Port...

Meet Hee Haw. His story will give you a good idea of what the water situation is currently like on the Plateau. As we move into March, the water holes are al...

Thanks to a donation of computers from Vermeer Canada Inc., our seventh (and eighth and ninth) graders each can sit at their own laptop and learn how to use ...

"Day by Day" is back for March! I'll try to post a picture on Instagram and the blog Mon-Sat from daily life and experience on the Plateau. (This will, of co...

Investing in people happens on many different levels. It also goes hand and hand with development. It was a huge accomplishment for our community--and a grea...

Mid-February, we recieved a visit from Brad and a new Lemuel friend, David. This was David's first time to Haiti. Although they flew into Port-au-Prince and ...