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You may have noticed that we are no longer just on the ground floor! Our second floor has been poured and

[From the HOPE Leadership Team] One of the most important priorities during this construction period is to respect and value the land and environment on which our new Headquarters will rest. At the onset of the project, the Hope Leadership Team made it clear that they did not want the land “ravaged” by construction as is…

[From Mark Gilbert, Project Manager] Once upon a time, this place was just a concept. An idea. Now this idea is coming to life because of you. Today in our update we are going to pause and give thanks for what the Lord has done by taking a look around our site.  We hope this photo…

Hope Community Project’s construction of the Community Center and Headquarters is underway. We are making significant progress and want to give our readers an update. The following is from our team on the ground in Gonaives and we trust will be a great encouragement. Hope Project Community Centerand Headquarters Construction UpdateMarch 27, 2019 [From Mark…

Caitlin writes with an update on the current situation in Haiti: Unknown. That’s the word of the last week and the foreseeable future. Maybe you know, maybe you don’t, but Haiti is in the midst of political unrest and economic crisis.  For the last eight days citizens of Haiti have taken to the streets in…

The Cooperative is in Business! When you reap the harvest of your land, do not reap to the very edges of your field orgather the gleanings of your harvest. Leave them for the poor and for the foreigner residing among you. I am the LORD your God.  Leviticus 23:22When you reap the harvest of your…

SOCCER is vastly popular around the world and Haiti is no different. Everywhere you go, you will find makeshift soccer goals and children of all ages playing! When we met Wadson, a soccer fanatic who has a heart for coaching and a desire to lead a team, we saw a great opportunity to build relationships as…

[From Julie on the ground in Haiti] I’m probably the most discouraged and tired I’ve been since living in Haiti. The interesting thing is I don’t think it’s Haïti. For 5 years I’ve lived without consistent electricity, air conditioning, a washer/dryer. Honestly, life is ok without that stuff. The mosquitos can be a pain and…