Friday, May 8, 2015

Thank you to another awesome team.

Yarmouth Wesleyan team - wow, wow and wow.

What a great week we all had together here at HATS.  We thank you so very, very much for raising funds so we could go buy the paint before your arrival.  The colours, Sulky Sandra and Crackerjack Karen, go well along with the colour of Boring Keith Wight, for the outside of the church.

Thank you for all the hard work painting the church and in helping prepare for a celebration of 20 years in Haiti.  The party would not have happened without you.  Thank you for working so well alongside Keith, Joan, Luckner and I.  We all wish to say a huge thank you once more and all four of us will be awaiting your return.

The photos speak better than words.

Painting started

Windows and touch up

Yes, Pastor. We really do hear you

Brian making the best of his break

Protein snack for the good doctor.

Partners in what?

A fun part of short term missions

Preschool cuties with Jocelyn

Marissa almost lost in the mass of little ones

Team enjoying morning devotions at the school

Job well done

Bye you beautiful people

Take care. Come back.

5 comments:

Dickie MacDonald said...

Job well done. I hope you all get to return someday.

Unknown said...

Another wonderful blog - Thank you!! It helps to give us better insight more fully to the happenings in Haiti!!
Karen, what an awesome job is being done by you & your teams in Haiti!!
Loved the picture of morning devotions at the school - what an awesome group of young people ...
God continue to bless & use you and those who work with you in this ministry.
God bless the children!!
Prayerfully, Maxi <3

Sandra said...

Great job team, I heard nothing but positive comments from those on the ground in Haiti and from all of you! You were awesome!

Keith said...

Indeed a great team and a wonderful week. When are you guys coming back?
Hi to all the HATS kids.

Keith said...

WOW. And those guys get good press too!

http://www.thevanguard.ca/Living/2015-05-11/article-4142337/Yarmouth-residents-back-from-Haiti-where-they-helped-to-change-lives%2C-including-their-own/1