The development department has traveled south to visit some friends who live and work in Grand Goâve.  It is a rare chance for most people in our community. ...

If you want an adorable picture, just collect the first graders together and tell them they can use their buckets as drums! Today, the school had a work day....

Yesterday was Dizwit Me (May 18th)–Haitian Flag Day!!  The school held a special assembly, during which presentations were given 0n the history and importanc...

After four years of hard study, Thony has graduated from STEP seminary in Port-au-Prince!  Thony was one of Lemuel’s kids from the early days in Port-au-Prin...

In this photo, people are getting water from the newly dug well on the Lemuel garden land as it is being pumped out to test the water level.

The big water hole is dry…in fact, this picture was taken two weeks ago. BUT, the well drillers are slated to get started on Monday!!  Please pray with us fo...

Samuel, along with Bryon Sparling, took a moment to snap this shot with the guys at Samuel’s Trees about a week ago. Samuel, of course, is the Samuel of Samu...

In this photo, fourth-grader Edjems thinks carefully as he spells out a word in the spelling bee. This year, the school is able to hold their first interscho...

Tuesday, February 7, was inauguration day in Haiti.  The new president, Jovenel Moïse, was installed into office. Wanting to engage the students with current...

The night before the youth went back to school—some locally, some in the cities—we were able to have a rare, fun activity with them: a bonfire over at Samuel...

This photo is from our staff meeting today.  These assemblies are held every three months or so, and they bring all of our staff together as a Lemuel “family...

This bakery did have walls.  Work is currently underway to restore the building, which was destroyed by flooding during Hurricane Matthew.  The community its...

Christmas is in the air!  This is a picture from the very first ever Lemuel Christmas program.  It took place in Port-au-Prince in 1996.

Here Jinel and Mme Celisa are planting a passion fruit vine.  (They also planted 4 pomegranate trees and a habanero pepper plant, all of them just outside th...

At Lemuel’s school, the kids receive a hot meal every day through the school food program.  Read more about it in this post on the sponsorship blog.

The men in the community continue to persevere repairing and re-digging out the canals destroyed by Hurricane Matthew and the ensuing weather.  These huge ca...

This is an aerial shot taken by an MAF pilot.  It was taken last Friday afternoon–the day after an unbelievable raging mass of water came down through the ra...

The huge water hole, full for the first time EVER with the water resulting from Hurricane Matthew.  (Just as a reference, if I jumped in, it would be over my...

In Lemuel’s school, the kids learn about the importance of trees and of taking care of their environment through being responsible for a small plot of trees ...