Although we’d rather post positive things that happen in the ministry, we also have to be true to the realities of working in Haiti. Last night, Zeke was traveling back from Port-au-Prince in heavy rain. While crossing a normally tame river, the water was raging, took the truck, and started flipping it. Zeke was able to climb out to safety, and some nearby men caught the truck with ropes. Here is what it looked like this morning. We’re praising God that Zeke’s safe and that no one was injured. We can replace vehicles; we can’t replace Zeke. Please pray for Zeke as this obviously shook him up. Also, pray for decision making in how we proceed to fix/replace this much needed truck.
Many Hands is a nonprofit organization dedicated to breaking the cycle of generational poverty through long-term, locally led community development. Since 2008, Many Hands has partnered with communities in Haiti and now also serves families in Abaco, Bahamas, through integrated programs in health, education, housing, agriculture, economic opportunity, and leadership development. Nearly 150 Haitian staff lead the work in Haiti, while a network of Many Hands Thrift Market stores helps fund the mission, allowing more donor dollars to directly support life-changing programs.

