It's been a hard year, but it has been a great year. We are so excited to share our 2018-2019 Yearbook with you! We hope you enjoy look...

The tractor is at the docks awaiting shipping! Dave, Derek, and Chuck had a little adventure getting it there when one of the tires blew ...

We have a backhoe, friends! In April, we were able to purchase a backhoe loader, as well as a flatbed truck on which to transport it. It...

April and May have shown us that water holes are where it's at! The water has come down from the mountains a couple times to keep the hol...

Before After (English follows): Nou kapab chanje sityasyon zòn lan! Foto sa yo montre kote nou ap fouye yon lòt maka avèk yon nouvo tekni...

(English follows) Zòn nou pa gen dlo. Ann mete men ansanm pou nou chanje sa. N'ap travay di avèk dinite. N'ap pran responsabilite pa nou ...

"Jan lòm mechan, se sèl Letènèl ki te ka mete sa sou kè yon moun pou fouye yon twou konsa pou dlo pou nou!" ~temwànyaj yon manm kominotè ...

Ann sèvi fòs pa nou ak resous pa nou pou chanje kominote pa nou! Let’s use the strength and resources we have to change our community! Me...

Sorry for another vehicle picture, but…well, we look at our vehicles a lot. The Ford water truck has its new tires, and was supposed to g...

Daily life on the Plateau is full of excruciating difficulties and surprising joys, of heart-sinking news and unlooked for encouragement,...

2018 was quite a year! As we reflect upon it, we could give example after example of God’s faithfulness. We will highlight a few of these...

Once more, the drought is reaching a crisis point.  The water table has fallen so low, that we can no longer pump the vital water from ou...

It has been a little while since we updated you on the status of the well and where we are at as far as water solutions.  But, we have by...

The pump for the well and the generator to run it have finally arrived and been installed! They have been set up and running for a couple...

The Well Project took center stage on the blog over the last couple weeks.  But, friends, there have been many other exciting things happ...

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.

After spending the weekend with their families in Port-au-Prince, the well drilling team returned to the Plateau on Monday.  They re-blew...

It didn’t take long on Day 4 to get the call:  We’ve hit water! Judy, Ani, and I quickly piled into the car and rushed down to the Lemuel...

On Day 3, still at Site 1 (TW1-a), the drilling team began putting the 6″ casing down. They ran into some trouble while trying to put gra...

Day 2 began with blowing out the drilled, 360-ish-foot hole to clear it of debris and allow the water to come up for better testing. Maxw...