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Remember The College Frere La Rochecafould, the school in Leogane that was completely destroyed in the earthquake yet none of the students were harmed? The pastor told us that if he could just get the supplies he could get a team of people to rebuild the school. If you need a refresher, you can find the story here and see the video interview with Pastor Ambroise.
Friday I was able to catch the last few minutes of a class in session. A little over a month after we first met with Pastor Ambroise classes resumed at the school.
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Jean-Bernard, 10, was orphaned by Haiti's earthquake. But there is hope
for him yet... Hear the story of how an American woman chose to bless a
Haitian orphan.
Health is an important concern to most of us. Unfortunately here in
Haiti, proper healthcare and nutrition is not always available or
affordable. If a team comes down with medical experience, a clinic is a
great ministry opportunity for a community.
A church-to-church team from San Diego visited their partner church in
Carrefour, Haiti and learned what it looks like to dance like a Haitian
despite the interference of thunderstorms and power loss. 
Sports ministry is a great way to connect with people, especially ones who are not likely to come to a church service. Last week we had a team of 25 participants from an FCA (Fellowship of
Christian Athletes) group from Schoolcraft, Michigan. They were able to
use their sports skills to connect and build relationships with people
in a surrounding tent community.
Ministry takes all different forms here in Haiti. There is so much
need, and so much to do it's hard to cover it all in one short term
trip...The following is the first part in a photo-series of a more in depth
look at the ministry that we are a part of in Haiti. The first look is
VBS.
Journey Community Church of San Diego, CA and the Church of God Mission
by Faith of Carrefour, Haiti are connected through AIM's
Church-to-Church Initiative.
Sometimes being a repeat offender is a good thing. Like Adam McLane, who's leaving for Haiti on Monday; it'll be his second time and he's bringing nineteen others with him. Find out why he's going again, and why any of us should go - for the first or fifteenth time.
14-year-old Nehemie tells the testimony of how she was delivered from
voodoo demons thanks to the spiritual intercession of Pastor David
Douchard and others in their community in Carrefour, Haiti.
In Nov. 2009, Pastor David Douchard hosted a seven-day conference at his
church in Carrefour, Haiti. The lives of three teenage girls were
changed by Christ because of that conference and the spiritual intervention that happened afterwards. Hear the story of how
three girls were delivered from demons.
Much of Haiti is still buried under rubble. The government is working to remove it from the main roads, and more disappears every day. But for many Haitians living in the back streets, removing rubble from their homes is their own responsibility, cost and effort. Learn more and see one unique way missions teams are able to serve Haitians.
AIM staff delivered six suitcases worth of donated children's medicines to Son of God orphanage, which is run by a pastor who is also a doctor.
After hearing of their children's experiences on the World Race, Sue and Don Brensinger and Donna Morgan felt the call to come to Haiti on an AIM short term trip. The hope and passion of the Haitian people impacted these three, encouraging them to impact their communities back home in America.