Making progress
Many great activities have taken place since we wrote our last blog. Despite the chaotic situation in Haiti, God continues to remain in control and to cause great things to happen at Haiti Community Outreach. We resumed meeting with the children and young people every week for Bible study that was suspended because of the confinement for COVID-19. The dirt road that leads to Sous-Rigole where HCO is located was impossible to drive on during the rainy season, so now we have a good dirt road for the community to enjoy. Now children in the areas can walk to school when it rains. We had to dig trenches for the waters to flow, but since the entrance gate to HCO is affected by the canal, we had to build a bridge to drive over to our compound. In so short a time we have built the walls, settled the iron gates and poured the concrete bridge over the trenches.
For the time being, we are working to build the septic tank, have the plumbing installed to we can get the restrooms ready. Immediately after, if not simultaneously, we will finish the school building to hold classes in the fall. But before next September, we will try to have a couple of special classes for the young people and the children like music and English. Yes, speaking English in Haiti is a valuable asset.
Haiti Community Outreach is dedicated to reaching out to and serve the community of Sous-Rigole. God has been so good in providing the necessary funds to get this organization started. Those funds come from friends who love God, who love Haiti and the people at Sous-Rigole. We are appealing to you to become one of those friends and support Haiti Community Outreach financially to enable us to serve the children and young people in this impoverished part of the poorest country in the western Hemisphere.
For the time being, we are working to build the septic tank, have the plumbing installed to we can get the restrooms ready. Immediately after, if not simultaneously, we will finish the school building to hold classes in the fall. But before next September, we will try to have a couple of special classes for the young people and the children like music and English. Yes, speaking English in Haiti is a valuable asset.
Haiti Community Outreach is dedicated to reaching out to and serve the community of Sous-Rigole. God has been so good in providing the necessary funds to get this organization started. Those funds come from friends who love God, who love Haiti and the people at Sous-Rigole. We are appealing to you to become one of those friends and support Haiti Community Outreach financially to enable us to serve the children and young people in this impoverished part of the poorest country in the western Hemisphere.