For those of you who may not know her, Ginger Muchmore is Lemuel’s co-founder. She helped Manis to start the ministry of Lemuel in 1996...

In Haitian Creole, Simon’s name is pronounced “See-mɔ̃”…that weird symbol is a nasalized “o” sound.  He has brought his happy disposition...

“Good morning!” I called across the water.  “I came by to see how much water is in the water hole.” “Good morning!” they replied.  And...

This week, we find out what is happening in the third grade class! Creole Communication In this class, the third graders are currently...

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

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...

Wiltha worked in Lemuel’s school from 2012-2015, after which she took a year off back home in Port-au-Prince.  This year she is back as...

Math These days, the second graders are learning to arrange higher numbers (up to 999) in ascending or descending order. “Range dans...

It is always a joy for us when we see our staff taking initiative and pride in investing in their community.  This past week, we saw this...

Rachele grew up in Lemuel’s original program in Port-au-Prince, so we have known her a long time.  This is her second year teaching first...

The first graders are new to primary school, having just graduated from kindergarten last year.  They have a new uniform and a whole new...

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

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...

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....

Last week, our friends from Wisconsin came to run the spring English camp.  As usual, the kids had a blast…and so did the teachers!!...

Although originally slated for Monday afternoon, Day 1 actually turned out to be Tuesday.  We began at Site 1, also known to us as TW-1a...

Drill rigs are ready and waiting.  Drilling team arrives tomorrow. DRILLING BEGINS TOMORROW AFTERNOON! This morning in church, we set...