Home Building Project

The building project started yesterday...Randy and Karen have put up a blog post to show what is going on.  Please take the time to read it and pray for what is going on.

Click here to go to Randy and Karen's blog!

Breakfast in bed

Chloe woke up this morning and yelled, "Daddy, remember?"  And yes I did remember, breakfast in bed for Grandma and for Mommy.  So up and at 'em.  The ladies were happy with their breakfast!

Dressed and ready to go.

Butter first.

Eggs are frying!

Putting the bread in the toaster.

Toasting.

All ready to go.

Bringing Mommy her food.



Waking up to the delicious smell of toast and eggs!



Proud of her delivery.

Going up the stairs to Grandma!

It is working!

The Farm!

If Chloe had a choice we would live on a zoo.  She loves her animals and loves to take care of them.  So that is why when we told her she was going to Uncle Duco and Aunt Joyce's house she was super excited.  They mainly raise calves, but also have a dog, chickens and cats.  She loves to visit farms and see all kinds of animals.  So yesterday we made the trek north to almost Grand Valley.  Cornelius totally expected to see snow on the ground, that is how cold it felt to him, after leaving Haiti's 40 degree weather 3 days earlier.  Chloe knows that Duco raises his cows for meat and she is good with that because she said..."I like meatballs."  Here are some pictures of Chloe on the farm...

Chloe jumped real high and got a bird's eye view of Uncle Duco's farm!

"You may try to eat me now but in the end you will be
nothing but meatballs on my plate!  I will get the last laugh!"

Lots of cows!

Pretending to be a cow!

Her cousins and her new friend pretending to be cows.

Geography Challenge

Today was the first annual Geography Challenge at Adoration Christian Centre.  The grades 4 - 6 gathered in the main hall where they were then asked a series of questions.  There were 60 questions all together.  Some questions dealt with the country of Haiti, pertaining to some of its fruits, sports, and geographical features. Other questions related to the world like the contitents, oceans and countries.

Here are some of the questions, see how you do:

1.  How many continents are there?
2.  What is the largest country in the world?
3.  What country has the most people?
4.  What is the name of the soccer stadium in Haiti?
5.  What is the name of the imaginary line that divides the earth in 2 halves?
6.  Name the largest lake in Haiti.
7.  Name the ocean north of Hispanola.
8.  Name the largest island in Haiti.
9.  What is mostly grown in the mountainous regions?
10. What famous historical figure landed his boat at Mole St. Nicolas?

How did you do?  Check the answers below.

Little for the question.

Writing down the right answer, hopefuly ;)

Making sure no one sees the answer.

The teachers monitoring the students.

Roodvens read the questions.

9.  coffee  4.  Stade Sylvio Cator  7.  Atlantic Ocean  5.  Equator  2.  Russia  10.  Christopher Colombus  1.  Seven  8.  Gonaives  3.  China  6.  Lake Azuei

Plants

On Monday the whole school participated in making their own gardens.  The students of the school were asked to bring in a plastic bottle.  With the help of the teachers they cut a hole in the side of the container and then had drainage holes drilled in the bottom.  Each grade got to mix their soil with fertilizer.  Each student then picked the type of seed they wanted to put in the container.  The containers were hung on the wall were the students can keep an eye on them to see if they are growing or not.

Pray with us this week!

Is any one of you in trouble?  He should pray.  Is anyone happy?  Let him sing songs of praise.  Is any one of you sick?  He should call the elders of the church to pray over him and anoint him with oil in the name of the Lord.  And the prayer offered in faith will make the sick person well; the Lord will raise him up.  If he has sinned, he will be forgiven.  Therefore confess your sins to each other and pray for each other so that you may be healed.  The prayer of a righteous man is powerful and effective.  James 5: 13 – 16.

We are thankful that the mayor of Delmas has declared this week to be prayer week in Port au Prince.  Throughout this week there will be prayer services held at the mayor’s office and in people’s churches.  People are encouraged to spend time in prayer, dedicating issues to our God in prayer.  People are praying for the government, for the health, for hunger, for faith, for clean drinking water, for stability in the country and many other issues.  We at Adoration love this idea and are going to spend time in prayer with our staff and our students. 

We would love it if you could join us this week and pray for the issues mentioned above but specifically for the three issues mention down below for Adoration.  Please dedicate some specific time this week in your homes, at your work place, as you drive or wherever you are to pray with us. 

1.       Registration for the school and the centre.

2.       Land purchase for building a school.

3.       Housing project: building of houses for families that still live in tents or need their houses repaired.

‘Be joyful always; pray continually; give thanks in all circumstances, for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus.’ 1 Thessalonians 5:16 – 18.