Many Parts, One Body

The past two weeks, I've felt the momentum of my work in Haiti pick up. Things are moving forward. So, I’d like to share a basic update...

I’m late in sharing this, but I got this strange, corny message a few weeks ago from the director of missions in the Episcopal Church: ...

For most of April, I was back in the U.S. visiting churches around the Dioceses of Upper South Carolina and in Western North Carolina. The v...

As a part of my responsibilities while back in the U.S., I visit churches around the Diocese of Upper South Carolina (and sometimes other pl...

Wow, it has been quite a ride since I last made a post on here at the end of July. I had a crazy push for setting up projects and connection...

The kombit is a Haitian tradition where communities will gather to work on an individual's farm for a day in exchange for a meal, drink ...

Early May will mark nine months since I moved to Cange to work for the Episcopal Church in the Young Adult Service Corps. In that amount of...

A VISIT TO CANGE , HAITI On January 18 th we returned from a visit with Alan in Cange, Haiti.  It was a busy week filled with exper...

Thabenie invited me to visit a primary school she supports in a rural locale called Lo Limonde. This is a walk-through of my visit. I delib...

Before coming to Cange, a village of about 3,400 people, I had an slight expectation of boredom--life in a sleepy little village in the mou...

"It is appropriate for this project, and suits us fine to consider the spring as part of a divine scheme for supply water to Cange and ...

Two big pieces of news came to me this afternoon. First, I have reached my goal for fundraising! This is far sooner than I expected, and I a...