Impact Team: Abaco

We do our best and let God do the rest

By April 5, 2024August 4th, 2026No Comments

The Kraal Michigan Team and Trinity Church Group was busy on Friday as they finished the vinyl flooring at the community center and worked to paint the exterior walls at Nicole’s house.

Today the luxury vinyl crew finished up the flooring at the community center. Everything went smoothly, they had enough supplies with no injuries 😉 The floor looks amazing and the upstairs is ready to use. Aaron really loved this project as this gave him time to do what he enjoys and also gave him time to work side by side with his boys and new friends. Serving the Lord in that way was truly fulfilling for all of us! 

I (Casey) primed exterior walls with the girls at Nicole’s house. Nicole had picked a beautiful color called tame teal. Her excitement for her house was contagious and as you asked her face would light up as she showed us the color sample on her phone. We finished priming and will return tomorrow to paint.

As we work on projects we want things to look perfect when we are done, that is what we strive for. But with projects like these where tools and supplies are limited, and the conditions are less than we are used to, we are reminded that God only needs us to do our best at accomplishing His purposes and He will see it to perfect completion. We will do our best and let God do the rest!

This profile represents the collective voice of our Many Hands Impact teams. The reflections shared here are written by everyday individuals, from students and parents to local community members, who have traveled to Haiti and Abaco to experience the mission firsthand. They are not full-time staff. They are volunteers stepping out in faith to be love in action. In these posts, you will read raw, unpolished stories of personal transformation. Our guest writers document the shared humanity discovered while working alongside local leaders on safe structures, education initiatives, and community development. Impact trips are designed to change the participant as much as the community they serve. Through their words, you get a front row seat to the exact moments people discover their purpose and learn to live with intention.

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