Victory Bible Church—which celebrated its 15th anniversary this past Sunday—began as a simple kids’ club.
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But God had a better plan: Robenson shares his story
Robenson, the oldest at the Lighthouse, turned 20 at the end of March. He has been living at the Lighthouse since he was orphaned by the earthquake almost 10 years ago. We asked him if he would like to share his story with all of you, and we are so glad he said yes. Thank you for being part of making this story of redemption possible!
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Struggling at school: Haiti’s unrest takes its toll on students
Haiti has experienced a lot of tension in recent months, beginning with two weeks in February when everything in the country, including the school, closed because of widespread protesting and unsafe conditions for travel. Since then, the U.S. State Department has kept Haiti on its highest alert travel advisory, warning U.S. citizens not to travel to Haiti “due to crime, civil unrest, and kidnapping.”
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Planting roots for the tree of success
Scindie Saint Fleur, GES School Psychologist, has been working this spring with students who are struggling academically.
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Student spotlight: Remica Joseph, a girl who believes in education
After finishing 6th grade at a national school in Cabaret, Remica Joseph wanted to continue her education, but her school didn’t offer any additional grade levels.
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“Three Things” with Anne Marie at the Lighthouse
Anne Marie, who turned 16 in October, has lived at the Lighthouse since 2012. She is expressive, passionate, and full of joy. Gifted with a beautiful voice and remarkable stage presence, Anne Marie spends many afternoons on the Lighthouse veranda practicing songs for upcoming performances at church or school. Here are “3 things” with our songbird, Anne Marie:
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