The last day of work was a busy one for the men. They had ¼ of the roof still to tin, also the room next to the school. One of the hardest things left to do was the ridge cap – the angle of the roof makes the tin like a slide. George and I had gone into Port au...
Today was a very long and hard work day. The guys have so much to do, and the time is getting short; we finished breakfast and immediately went to work. Most of us started putting up the tin, and Ken and some others started working on face plates and other things that...
Report by Angie Leiber Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” – Matthew 19:26 In November 2009, Chuck, Karl, myself and a small team traveled to Z’Orange, Haiti. We stayed in Port au Prince at a...
Today was a great day for me for several reasons. First, this is the first day in three days that I have not had to go to Port, which is always wonderful for me to stay up here in the country and not have to go to the city. Second, we have guests who will spend the...
Report by Angie Leiber Our morning started with the roosters announcing the beginning of another day in the Lord. Ginette prepared breakfast, Karl led in spiritual food with Psalm 91, and we committed the day to the Lord in prayer. The team began working on the...
