It was full and productive day for the teams as they witnessed, hardship, beauty, need, and hope during their visits with community members.

Today’s blog is about incredible work done and stories told to our team.  Our team was broken up into 4 groups (electrical, dry-wall, painting, and beautifying) this morning and much was accomplished both at camp and in the community.

 

Time for fun and swimming was also included in the full and productive day!

Our afternoon consisted of stories learned during food delivery.  Two teams set out into the community and visited roughly 8 different homes where we blessed those in need of necessities while learning about their stories and what they’d been through.  We witnessed hardship and beauty, need and hope, with each visit ending in prayer for those we visited.

We also had fun celebrating a team member’s birthday with cake and ice cream after supper (and some singing)!

 

It was a great day with memories made and much learned about the community.  We are all processing the IMPACT today’s events had on us.

 

Until next time……

 

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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