Haiti 1999

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Sixteen years ago five of us from St Paul’s Parish made a trip to Haiti under the auspices of Beyond Borders to learn about the culture of and conditions in that country. Shortly thereafter Partners with Haiti was organized to promote development in the parish of St Isidore on the island of LaGonave. In the intervening years the members of PWH made significant contributions to the well-being of the people of LaGonave. Tonight they are being honored as Ministry of the Year at Celebrate St Paul’s. We are with them in spirit and pray that they may continue to share their love and resources to bring about positive change in this corner of the world.

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