Today was a good day! We all got to finally sleep in and have some fellowship before church! For breakfast, we had delicious French toast made by Craig. The cooks have Sunday’s off so the MH4H team steps up and does the cooking. Around 9:30 am we loaded up and headed to the small church a few miles away. Hannah finally got her motorcycle ride which she has been longing for this whole trip! When we arrived at the church, and promptly ran into a man from Orange City and family of five from Grand Rapids, MI who live and serve in Haiti with another ministry. It felt like a small world. The church is modest but offered shade and plenty of seats.
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.
