Building
Churches
and Schools
We just recently were very blessed to have a team of American builders
spend a week with us out in a remote mountain jungle. These men
sacrificed air conditioning, running water, electricity and bathrooms to
build a school for the children in Lartigue, not to mention them
volunteering their labor and buying all the building materials.

Another American group of pastors are currently raising the funds to
build a church in Lartigue, which will adjoin the school. More than 100
devil worshippers in the area have recently accepted Christ and we must
show them the love of Jesus by providing them with a school and a
church.
This type of building is called a
"Tonnell," and usually has a grass
roof. But this one is extra "fancy"and
sports a tin roof!
School and church in LaBelle, Haiti
as it was under construction ( a
front and back view)Included is the
Bryce's tent!
(The Haitian Hilton)
This church is in Port au
Prince and has about 700 in
attendance. The building also
serves as a school where we
educate and feed 300
students.
Most church buildings in
Haiti also have school classes
in them.
Our church and school at Ti
Riviere as the walls were going
up.
The church in Ti Riviere
today...the building houses the
church, school and conferences,
such as you see here ( a ladies
conference). It is in the middle of
the jungle.
The school / church in
Thomassique was leaning
dangerously, threatening to fall
completely down.
So we began to
build a large new
building, but...
...Before the new building could
be finished, one of the teachers
began having his classes in it.
Just couldn't wait!
School construction is Lartigue, Haiti