Life and work in Haiti is full of adventures and creative solutions… Although Samuel had hoped to finish the cafeteria roof before he...

As many of you know, consistent, reliable internet access is one challenge that we face on the Plateau.  A couple weeks ago, our internet...

On Sunday afternoon, the school held its final event of the school year: Kindergarten graduation! Kindergarten graduation in Haiti is a...

Sunday, June 26, was an eventful day.  It began with a special celebration in the church to close the 2015-2016 work year and bid...

We’re moving one step closer to getting our hospitality staff out of the open-air, thatch kitchen and into the cafeteria building.  God...

The other day, I passed by the school during recess time and found this game in process… The team on the left has a small rock.  One...

Last week, the school was able to make a special educational trip to Cap-Haïtien, a prominent city on Haiti’s northern coast.  The...

There may be water here. Of course, it is probably around 500 feet underground. In the introductory post about our search for water...

First of all: Why?  Why do they need to take a trip together at all?  Just for fun? Well, of course, we do want our staff to have times...

And we’ve made it all the way to sixth grade! Here is what the sixth graders are learning as we wrap up the last few weeks of the school...

As the year begins to wind up (only 6 weeks of school left!), so we are nearing the end of our “What’s Up….?” series.  This week, we will...

Let me start with a story:  Here is Thony in 2000, studying in the Barefoot School in Port-au-Prince. And here is Thony today, studying...

The sign above could roughly be translated as: “We take pride in our community!” (Or literally, “Our Community is Our Pride!”) May 1 was...

In case you have not heard already, it RAINED Wednesday night on the Plateau!  The rain that fell on the Plateau itself was decent,...

Amidst all the plans and travel for Lemuel’s celebration of 20 years of God’s faithfulness in Lancaster, it has been a little difficult...

Before we jump into what the fourth graders are learning this week, I would like to tell you about a special visit they received a few...

Rick Bucklew has worn many hats on the Plateau… Roofer Auto Mechanic (on many types of vehicles) Electrical Maintenance and Repairman...

…I just had to throw up here this picture of Simon and his student Edjems, who was the champion of the 3-6 grade spelling bee! Fifth...

Our Wednesday night services have come to a close for the time being.  They were a wonderful way to engage the people of our church and...

Lately, the third graders have  been learning… …the French possessive adjectives (masculine, feminine, and plural forms)… …the different...