Pastor Paul’s Haiti Trip
Good morning! I wanted to share some information on my upcoming trip to Haiti and let you know how you can support me on this trip. My travel dates have changed. I will now be leaving Thursday, October 15 and returning Saturday, October 24. I will be staying and working in DuFour at DuFour Cumberland Presbyterian Church where Joab St. Louis is pastor. We will be working on trusses for a new roof. You can support me on this trip by praying for me and the other team members. I will share their names with you as soon as I have them. You can help with travel expenses by making a donation to the New Hope Mission Fund. Or you can help with the expenses of ongoing projects in Haiti by making a donation to the New Hope Mission Fund. Be sure to clearly mark your gift for travel expenses or projects. Also, I will be taking some clothes for Pastor and Madame Smith Fauvelt’s son, Smitty. We need boys clothes 18-24 months. Remember this is a tropical climate so summer clothing is what is needed. You can bring those to church the next two Sundays. As always, I am very grateful for the tremendous support New Hope shows for our Haiti ministry and your support of my participation. Grace and peace, Pastor Paul
CPW Kroger Rewards!
REMINDER! If you have a Kroger Card, you just use it when you check out like you always do and that’s all it takes for us to get the rewards – AFTER you are signed up for program. The information to sign up is on the Welcome Center in the Welcome Area.
Kitchen Progress Update
If you haven’t had the chance to see the recent work on the kitchen remodel, we’ve provided photos for you! Be sure to go back have a look in the Fellowship Hall after Church Sunday to see the progress in-person.
A Road for Lexi, Haiti
We are working to build a road to the isolated community of Lexi in the mountainous southern peninsula of Haiti. Travel to or from Lexi is limited to walking, horseback, or off-road motorcycle. This significantly limits their access to healthcare, markets for food and other supplies, water supply, materials needed for construction, and many other basic needs.