Olrich

Olrich took tiling at the old Technical School.  He now teaches tiling at the new Tech School and giving his students some practical training at the Children's Village.

Technical School Kitchen

There is a team of four men here from BC to install the commercial kitchen in the Tech school.  This kitchen was donated by Red Deer College and came down here in a container.  With this kitchen, the school will be able to run a cafeteria and hold cooking classes.
Thanks to Jim, Mike, Ralph and Bryan for giving a week of their time and expertise to do this for us.

The Gift of Goats

It is common for team members to come with money that they have raised or been given to purchase goats for a family.  Christophe goes to the market and makes the purchases and he and Pastor Marc find families that are particularly in need and would really benefit from such a gift.  Here are a couple of these folks.......

Back to School

This is Lucsen and Mackenson. They are high school students who are preparing to go back to school after a break.  We were able to help them out with new backpacks and a few supplies donated by some of you.   They are very grateful!  Thank you.

Back in Haiti

We left a bitterly cold Saskatchewan on Monday and arrived in a balmy Fort Lauderdale.  It was fun to meet up with the Honorat family in the Port au Prince airport Tuesday morning and head back to Grand Goave together. 
We hit the ground running (as usual) as the annual Pastor's Conference started Wednesday.  This is a conference for Haitian pastors from the area.  There were approximately 200 in attendance.  Speakers come from the US, Canada and Mexico to encourage and inspire these special folks.
Our church cooks, hosts, ushers and does whatever else is needed for the conference. It is a wonderful time to see and hear the way everyone works together and enjoys each other's company. It ended this afternoon, so there were many tired folks who cleaned up and headed home to rest.

A cow was butchered to provide meat for the conference.  The meals were wonderful and authentically Haitian.

Shots from the BC Medical Clinic

Dr Bob (17th trip to Haiti) with former heart patient, Nadia.
 Because of his care and generosity, she is alive today.

The courtyard waiting area of the clinic - including a real thatched roof

Dr Chris, the dentist -- kept very busy!

Dr Bob caring for a young patient

Eye exam for reading glasses -- notice there are no letters
on the chart

Maddie with a wee patient

Our pharmacy

Hungry for Life Medical Teams

There are two teams here from BC.  One is a medical team accompanied by a dentist and the other is a Sexual Assault Nurse Examiner team who is here to do some teaching.

Here are their blog links with photos......

http://www.hungryforlife.org/partners/sexual-assault-nurse-examiners/november-2013/stars-in-my-eyes


http://www.hungryforlife.org/partners/cranbrook-community/november-2013