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...

The new and improved water dispensing area for the old well at the Lemuel garden land is finished! Hurricane Matthew had completely...

Students came back to school on Tuesday (after some unexpected, inclement weather kept them from coming on Monday).  We’ll be back with...

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...

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

The Christmas Program This year’s Christmas party committee worked tirelessly to design an innovative program that would appeal to and...

The school closed the first trimester and kicked off Christmas vacation with a party on Sunday.  The party included the children from the...

Before the holiday posts begin, I wanted to introduce you to one last staff member… Security and Gatekeeper… James Compère (aka, Minokal)...

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.

Introducing: this year’s development staff!  As an entity, we often call the development department simply “DDL,” arising from its French...

In mid-November, Pine Grove Community Church in Wisconsin came to do the first of the two annual English camps for the 2016-2017 school...

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

Introducing: this year’s hospitality staff!  If you ever come to Lemuel to visit, you will be received and served by these bright,...

Idalia (Mme. Tiferne) Mme Tiferne is one of Lemuel’s first employees.  Over the years, she has filled many a need for tree waterer, cook,...

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...

“A hungry stomach has no ears.”~Haitian proverb It would be hard to exaggerate the importance of the school food program.  As we...

At the first glance, this may not look like much….just another landscape. But this picture has a lot to say. It tells a story of loss,...

Marquise is the Kindergarten 1 teacher.  She was born in Port-au-Prince, and was part of Lemuel’s ministry in its early years, when it...

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

If you would like a clear and more detailed explanation of our response to Hurricane Matthew (both our immediate response and our planned...